Other mods like "Darker Nights" are more realistic, but also make it impossible to see anything when your wandering through the Wasteland during a new moon, cloudy night. So more realistic here is to be rather less realistic and have a neutral sound (better would be to add echo and reverb through the audio system depending on the terrain one is in rather than modding the sound files to match a particular environment). This may sound "more realistic" when fighting outside in the Wasteland, but it equally ruins the fights indoors in return. But all the modder did was to add a bit of echo, hall and reverb to the sound so that each gun sounded as if it had been fired in a valley or a forest. So does one mod I came across recently make guns sound "more realistic". There are mods that claim to add realism to the game, but these often turn out to be misinterpretation of what is and isn't real. Everything that isn't contributing to the critical mass will absorb radiation and only makes your theory of "fused critical dust" even more impossible.Īnyhow, I'll stop with the derailment. They'll contain anything light enough to fly. Not to mention that dust storms aren't exactly know for their high degree of purity.
Besides, each of these balls hitting the ground would be like a dirty bomb going off and it still won't be the lighting strike that you have to worry about. True, lighting can fuse and melt stuff, but unless you have balls of 5+ kg of Plutonium or Uranium raining down on you, to be fused by lighting and to reach critical mass will you be dead by the shear impact of balls of heavy metal balls raining down on you! Again, radiation will be the least of your concerns. No.įor a mass to be classified as critical does it require kilograms of mass, not just a few dust particles. The resulting arcs fuse particles together which create critical mass scenarios. So as unlikely as it is, yes, technically Lightning "Can" Cause radiation in the most pristine of theoretical events if the contaminated dust is causing dry-lightning through static induction.
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