The Chinese officer sword, which appears in both Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas, is a 7th-century AD double-edged straight sword that dispenses Chinese officers. The sword was captured in large numbers during the war with the United States and became a souvenir for the Americans. The swords of some Chinese officers became weapons of American spies. After the war, such weapons were not common among both scavengers and marauders.
Chinese officers have a high frequency of sword attacks; they have good durability, and can attack about 1,000 times from intact to before they are broken. Without the use of V.A.T.S., the performance of the Chinese officer's sword is good. When running in third-person perspective with this sword in hand, the running animation is the same as In The Elder Scrolls IV. When using the Invisibility Kid or the Chinese Invisibility Suit, you can still see the blood on the sword.
Occurrence:
1. Appears in Jericho's house in Nuclear Bomb Town, with a sword stuck in a teddy bear;
2. Appear in random events and find the source of a Chinese radio beacon, where a dead Chinese commando has a sword on his body;
3. In the Dave Museum of the Dave Republic;
4. In the Du Mama Food Processing Factory, the Chinese captain has a sword.
performance:
Damage: 10 (15.5)
DPS：23.1（35.8）
Critical Hit Damage: 15
Critical Strike Chance: x2
AP：28
HP：500
Weight: 3
Price: 75
derive from:
1. Vampire's Blade
The only unique derivative that uses the original skin is also the lowest performance of the derivation. Weighs only 1 pound;
2. Clover's Chinese officer's sword
It can only be called out by the console, the performance is the same as the original version, and it has unlimited durability;
3. Jingwei's impact sword
Appears in the Anchorage DLC, General Jingwei's sword, which deals electric shock damage.
Derived performance comparison
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