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Jason the Iguana
Jason the Iguana
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The Disappointer is not useless... because you can remove the "terrible" attribute by enchanting it. (Damage, accuracy, fine, any of the first set of enchantments replaces an existing condition enchantment.)

I really wanted to use a pistol for my character concept, and so I stubbornly kept using this gun even though I missed all the time (on hard difficulty... yeah, okay, I did a lot of reloading) but just after leaving the first village I got enough components to give it a damage enchantment, and that boosted the damage from 65% to 115% and removed the accuracy penalty. Now it one-shots some of the enemies I meet at level 5 and really puts the hurt on the rest.

Where to find it: It's in concealed in one of the tents after you cross the bridge in the starter area. You may need some skill to find it, I'm not sure. (Edit: you need 1 rank in Mechanics.) You definitely need to be in stealth/detect mode.

The Disappointer is not useless... because you can remove the "terrible" attribute by enchanting it. (Damage, accuracy, fine, any of the first set of enchantments replaces an existing condition enchantment.)

I really wanted to use a pistol for my character concept, and so I stubbornly kept using this gun even though I missed all the time (on hard difficulty... yeah, okay, I did a lot of reloading) but just after leaving the first village I got enough components to give it a damage enchantment, and that boosted the damage from 65% to 115% and removed the accuracy penalty. Now it one-shots some of the enemies I meet at level 5 and really puts the hurt on the rest.

Where to find it: It's in concealed in one of the tents after you cross the bridge in the starter area. You may need some skill to find it, I'm not sure. You definitely need to be in stealth/detect mode.

The Disappointer is not useless... because you can remove the "terrible" attribute by enchanting it. (Damage, accuracy, fine, any of the first set of enchantments replaces an existing condition enchantment.)

I really wanted to use a pistol for my character concept, and so I stubbornly kept using this gun even though I missed all the time (on hard difficulty... yeah, okay, I did a lot of reloading) but just after leaving the first village I got enough components to give it a damage enchantment, and that boosted the damage from 65% to 115% and removed the accuracy penalty. Now it one-shots some of the enemies I meet at level 5 and really puts the hurt on the rest.

Where to find it: It's in concealed in one of the tents after you cross the bridge in the starter area. You may need some skill to find it, I'm not sure. (Edit: you need 1 rank in Mechanics.) You definitely need to be in stealth/detect mode.

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Jason the Iguana
Jason the Iguana
  • 19
  • 2

The Disappointer is not useless... because you can remove the "terrible" attribute by enchanting it. (Damage, accuracy, fine, any of the first set of enchantments replaces an existing condition enchantment.)

I really wanted to use a pistol for my character concept, and so I stubbornly kept using this gun even though I missed all the time (on hard difficulty... yeah, okay, I did a lot of reloading) but just after leaving the first village I got enough components to give it a damage enchantment, and that boosted the damage from 65% to 115% and removed the accuracy penalty. Now it one-shots some of the enemies I meet at level 5 and really puts the hurt on the rest.

Where to find it: It's in concealed in one of the tents after you cross the bridge in the starter area. You may need some skill to find it, I'm not sure. You definitely need to be in stealth/detect mode.