In simpler terms, Attack Delay is a weapon's charge time, and Speed would be rate of fire if there was no Attack Delay (and no reloading).Ģ Speed and a 1 second Attack Delay (1/2) makes a semi-automatic weapon fire a shot every 0.5 seconds.Ġ.5 Speed and a 1 second Attack Delay (1/0.5) makes a semi-automatic weapon fire a shot every 2 seconds. Higher Speed values than 1 divide the Attack Delay and lower Speed values than 1 multiply it." Speed affects the maximum rate of fire and controls the speed of the firing animation (normally). The Automatic and Bolt Action Flags disable Attack Delay. "An Attack Delay limits rate of fire by requiring a specified amount of time to pass before the next shot can be fired.
If that second part is unclear let me use some more definitions. However, if a weapon is converted to automatic or bolt-action fire, the time between shots becomes derived purely from its speed and/or firing animation duration." This is internally derived from the weapons attack delay rating divided by its speed rating. "The in-game given number gives the maximum cyclic number of shots/attacks per 10 seconds, without considering reloading. Now to wait, you must find a piece of furniture that you do NOT own and sit, which will allow you to initiate a wait period.The Fallout wikia provides a helpful explanation of Rate of Fire on this Weapons page. Waiting is a little different than in past games where you could select the method via a button press. Midlle mouse button - POV / workshop toggle R - Reload (can be used as alternate interact key by some mods)
X - Ready Weapon/Reload Weapon (Hold to sheath/holster)ĭ-Pad - Favorites (A to select Favorite) PS4 Controls
The are shown for each console as well as PC.
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