So I'm in a Fallout based game, and I'm the Vault janitor, now wandering the wasteland. I was hoping to be a giant pain in the ass and only fight using cleaning supplies, but outside whacking things with a push-broom and maybe spritzing some eyeballs with Windex, my creativity is running low.
Help me weaponize cleaning supplies, Veeky Forums
Picture actually related, I got several crits in the first few combat encounters. The few surviving raiders are now terrified of brooms.
Luis Bell
You understand that by mixing various household chemicals you can make incredibly dangerous toxins and even explosives, right?
Nicholas Foster
Battlestaff with a mop or broom and trip-fighting with very soapy water, causing people to slip.
Or drop the gimmick but adopt the name "The Cleaner" and use guns.
Kevin Mitchell
Does a flamethrower count a cleaning tool?
Brandon Rodriguez
It had occured to me, but my character isn't really well educated, so his knowledge of this would be shaky at best. I might end up running with it, as building up his sciency skills would make sense as he experiments.
I've been brooming things to death so far, considering his nickname is Sweeps. Maybe I can stick with a subpar melee weapon for flavor and shift focus to
Evan Jones
Surely the garbage gun or whatever its called is perfect, I mean its a super charged vacuum cleaner
Brody Williams
Well as a janitor you should be aware that you shouldn't mix X bleach with Y solvent or it'll make mustard gas, you feel me?
At the very least he should know what NOT to do normally.
Benjamin Flores
Oh definitely. I kind of dismissed it earlier because he wouldn't be some chemistry expert, but it makes sense that he'd try to make bad shit and perfect his art as time goes on.
I'm not super familiar with fallout so I looked this up. I'm finding one somehow, come hell or high water.
Justin Bailey
That's not mustard gas but you are just a janitor so you don't know anyway.
Anthony Adams
Dip the mop in radioactive sludge, and you're good to go.