What is the most OP weapon in non terraria games

My picks would be the Kobra pistols and the GAL-43 Sub-Machine guns from Saints Row 2. Most if not all of the missions throughout each of the gang story arcs involve lots of simultaneous running and shooting without time for aiming finely so having those is practically dominant strategy in most of the combat related situations. Plus having the ability to dual wield them and have infinite ammo if you complete the instances of the activities that you unlock those rewards in.

EDIT: You can unlock these pretty freaking early as well, before you even do the gang missions.
 
i know its the bodyshot weapon of TF2. but i kinda find the machina OP. It practically makes you a wrangled sentry gun. The only thing that isn't OP about it is how you can't shoot when unzoomed in.
The rescue ranger + wrangler combo. Sentryjump destroy sentry. jump off cliff. defend. heal sentry when hurt. OP as :red:. well iMO.
 
True Monado xenoblade
You obtain it after killing the final boss it has a absurdly high crit rate and outclassed all other of shulks weapons by combining all of there abilities into 1 the weapon makes quick work of all enemies and bosses it will carry you through new game + and the ridiculous late game quests like battling brutes
But you don't get the True Monado until the very end of the game. I understand that it's possible to use it in New Game+, but I think that not being able to use the weapon in the main story, disregarding the end of the final boss battle, would disqualify it from being counted as overpowered.

Does Mewtwo in the Generation I Pokémon games count? If not, I'm drawing a bit of a blank here.

EDIT: Just realized I contradicted myself by suggesting Mewtwo, since you can't actually access it before defeating the Elite Four. However, pretty much any fully-evolved Psychic type in those games could fit the bill as well, due to the sheer brokenness of the type in them.
 
But you don't get the True Monado until the very end of the game. I understand that it's possible to use it in New Game+, but I think that not being able to use the weapon in the main story, disregarding the end of the final boss battle, would disqualify it from being counted as overpowered.

Does Mewtwo in the Generation I Pokémon games count? If not, I'm drawing a bit of a blank here.

EDIT: Just realized I contradicted myself by suggesting Mewtwo, since you can't actually access it before defeating the Elite Four. However, pretty much any fully-evolved Psychic type in those games could fit the bill as well, due to the sheer brokenness of the type in them.
well i mean all the gr8 pokemanz are always after beating lance.


also getting charizard with fly early on in game means HOLY:red:
 
The Riot Shotgun in Fallout: New Vegas, as long as you have the GRA DLC. The reason is that said DLC adds several more ammo types, which pretty much allow the Riot Shotgun to be useful at everything. Even without it, it can still be very OP when used with slugs, which cause it to deal a lot of damage per hit at long distances, which, when coupled with it's ability to shoot as fast as you can pull the trigger/click the mouse button, means that you will only ever need a different gun in the Dead Money DLC and in the quests in the casinos (And you can obtain one of them as part of one of said missions).
 
The Bee shield from borderlands 2 not a weapon persay but it gives any wepon you use insane amp damage for any weapon without any amp drain as long as the shield is full (its also avaible in elemental resitances and has insanely high recharge rate)

Its obtaimed from hunter hellaquist and treeants from the tina tina dlc

Also The sandhawk from Captain Scarlett dlc
 
I'm quite surprised this hasn't had nary a mention yet, there's even been another SotN weapon mentioned.
The god-damned Crissaegrim from Castlevania: SotN.
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This thing can be acquired quite early on in the second castle, and it quite literally breaks the game.
-It rips bosses to shreds in seconds, even the boss with the most HP in the game, Galamoth, falls to this thing within seconds.
-It makes the final bosses and the rest of the game a joke.
-There's no limit on how much you can use it, no mana cost or anything.
-It can be dual wielded.
The Crissaegrim was the first instance for me, felling like I was cheating for using a weapon. I forced myself not to use it because it was that broken.
As you can see here, the crissaegrim is
A) Ungodly Powerful
B) Too mighty to be wielded by humans
 
The Bee shield from borderlands 2 not a weapon persay but it gives any wepon you use insane amp damage for any weapon without any amp drain as long as the shield is full (its also avaible in elemental resitances and has insanely high recharge rate)

Its obtaimed from hunter hellaquist and treeants from the tina tina dlc

Also The sandhawk from Captain Scarlett dlc
Ah beat me to it. Ever try using them together? Friggin' awesome.

I gotta go with the bonus package, but that's because of how I used it. I used the kitten while gunzerking and I had the skill making me throw double the grenades. For a brief time I was invincible.

For those unfamiliar the bonus package explodes throwing out a few smaller grenades which then throw out a single grenade.

Either that or the play through 2 final mission reward in borderlands the pre sequel, nisha keeps it on target effortlessly.
 
Ah beat me to it. Ever try using them together? Friggin' awesome.

I gotta go with the bonus package, but that's because of how I used it. I used the kitten while gunzerking and I had the skill making me throw double the grenades. For a brief time I was invincible.

For those unfamiliar the bonus package explodes throwing out a few smaller grenades which then throw out a single grenade.

Either that or the play through 2 final mission reward in borderlands the pre sequel, nisha keeps it on target effortlessly.

But my god can they kill you so fast if you get to close...

(I have used the beehawk strategy it's about the only thing that can keep you alive in OP8 as Commando)

Edit: And nobody get my started on the conference call pre nerf (and post nerf as its actually still a really good weapon) and the Ogre which were really hard to obtain (Confernece Call was from the final boss of the tina dlc and the main game Ogre was from Warlord Slog? during the circle of slaughter badass round also from tina dlc)
 
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But my god can they kill you so fast if you get to close...
I usually use that build for speed killing bosses, my normal build makes me near invincible as nisha. She's friggin' overpowered. Oh that reminds me, the shooting star. 100k damage at level 50 with nisha's crazy lightning whip attack.
 
I'm quite surprised this hasn't had nary a mention yet, there's even been another SotN weapon mentioned.
The god-damned Crissaegrim from Castlevania: SotN.
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This thing can be acquired quite early on in the second castle, and it quite literally breaks the game.
-It rips bosses to shreds in seconds, even the boss with the most HP in the game, Galamoth, falls to this thing within seconds.
-It makes the final bosses and the rest of the game a joke.
-There's no limit on how much you can use it, no mana cost or anything.
-It can be dual wielded.
The Crissaegrim was the first instance for me, felling like I was cheating for using a weapon. I forced myself not to use it because it was that broken.
As you can see here, the crissaegrim is
A) Ungodly Powerful
B) Too mighty to be wielded by humans
me and one of my childhood friends said "whoever beats castlevania first wins"


he :red:ing gets that sword. then duel wields it later on.



he beats the game within 3 hours.


Me? Im still stuck on the first boss.
 
me and one of my childhood friends said "whoever beats castlevania first wins"


he :red:ing gets that sword. then duel wields it later on.



he beats the game within 3 hours.


Me? Im still stuck on the first boss.
Yeah, those guys are actually tough, I was stuck on them for quite a while, my only advice is git gud level up a bunch I suppose, learn their patterns, etc.
 
I'm quite surprised this hasn't had nary a mention yet, there's even been another SotN weapon mentioned.
The god-damned Crissaegrim from Castlevania: SotN.
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This thing can be acquired quite early on in the second castle, and it quite literally breaks the game.
-It rips bosses to shreds in seconds, even the boss with the most HP in the game, Galamoth, falls to this thing within seconds.
-It makes the final bosses and the rest of the game a joke.
-There's no limit on how much you can use it, no mana cost or anything.
-It can be dual wielded.
The Crissaegrim was the first instance for me, felling like I was cheating for using a weapon. I forced myself not to use it because it was that broken.
As you can see here, the crissaegrim is
A) Ungodly Powerful
B) Too mighty to be wielded by humans
I thought about it, but I went with the Alucard Shield due to the invincibility times and the sheer ease of getting it. Crissaegrim requires a fair bit of killing Schmoos, so even on 99 luck mode, it can take a bit to get and you're not likely to accidentally stumble upon it without any prior knowledge.

That said, it's still some absurdly powerful stuff.
 
Well, there's always the Wooden Hoe in Minecraft.
Staying on topic here, the Krak-On Splat Roller in Splatoon is pretty OP.
 
I thought about it, but I went with the Alucard Shield due to the invincibility times and the sheer ease of getting it. Crissaegrim requires a fair bit of killing Schmoos, so even on 99 luck mode, it can take a bit to get and you're not likely to accidentally stumble upon it without any prior knowledge.

That said, it's still some absurdly powerful stuff.
I never bothered with the shield rod, the mana drain was far too high for me, and it seemed strangely inconvenient as a weapon, although looking back it is ludicrously powerful. I got the crissaegrim off of the first Schwoo I killed, I :red: ye not.
 
Maybe some self-made weapon in Skyrim, using the Fortify Restoration Potion bug, you can made a very powerful weapon(even a Wooden Sword) by smithing skill that can one-shot any non-essential enemies, even a dragon.

And the Ancient Weapons in Might and Magic IX, which ignores the defense of the enemies and fire so fast that the project can be a string. Though it was obtained about the end-game.
 
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