Deathclaws are really fast and powerful, so I would recommend getting the dart gun. It cripples their legs immediatly, slowing them down. And after that, they should be really easy to kill, as long as you don't let them close, or let their buddies see you. User Info: Anonymous.
I would agree that old olney should be changed to death claw city, there is one in every turn in that place and its fenced in almost all the way around. There's also a deathclaw sanctuary near a broken down chapel, I use the terrible shotgun fort banister Kills em in a few hits with V.
S User Info: Bqad Most Enclave spawns have appeared with a deathclaw with them. Read here for all you need. Old olney or death claw santuary User Info: wheresware. Deathclaws aren't a weapon, they're a monster. When you kill a Deathclaw you can get "Deathclaw's Hand" but it's not a weapon, it's just something you can sell for money. User Info: AT Easiest way to kill a deathclaw is to shoot it with a dart from the get go. It's legs will be crippled instantly so it won't be able to use it's jumping attack or keep up with you running allowing you to pick it off at your leisure.
User Info: janderdarkmoon. They aren't too hard to kill. Actually nothing in this game is hard to kill if your using VATS. Because when they hit you while you are attacking in VATS you aren't effected. Their gradual spread throughout the wasteland raised awareness of their existence, until they entered common consciousness as a lethal predator — but a myth no longer.
As stated above, the Enclave eventually continued the research project started before the war, developing intelligent deathclaws for use in hostile environments around Following their first combat test, the deathclaws broke free of their Enclave masters, far more intelligent than anyone could foresee.
Deathclaws have a hunchbacked, humanoid build and stand roughly nine to ten feet tall, with a thick and resilient hide, powerful muscles, and twelve-inch-long, razor-sharp claws that can kill most any other creature with only a few swipes; hence their name. They have an excellent sense of smell and hearing, though their eyesight is poor.
Their build gives them incredible speed, resilience and strength in close combat, making them an extreme threat at all times. Though they were originally mutated chameleons, they have lost the ability to camouflage themselves. Deathclaws are very aggressive, territorial, carnivorous, and highly intelligent. They typically live in small packs of around eight to twenty members led by an alpha male, who is the only one allowed to mate with the females.
However, deathclaws in the Capital Wasteland are for the most part solitary, sometimes encountered in pairs. Deathclaws are oviparous , with the eggs typically laid in dark, sheltered locations and fiercely guarded by their mother. Young deathclaws reach maturity under the care of their parents, following them closely until they are old enough to fend for themselves.
Although they do not have vocal cords, they can growl and shout, and seem to be able to mimic human speech much the same as a parrot does. However, normal deathclaws aren't intelligent enough to be capable of real speech. Deathclaws are arguably the most powerful and frightening creatures in the game. Unless the player is at a high level, they will have a hard time fighting one. Fortunately, deathclaws are not found in many areas around the Capital Wasteland , so their influence on where and when you travel is limited.
Despite having tough armor according to game lore, the deathclaws in the game are simply given a lot of hit points rather than damage resistance. Enclave deathclaws only make appearances as Enclave camps begin to appear. Many of these camps are likely to house mind-controlled deathclaws in cages, which are just the same as regular ones with the exception that they will not attack Enclave forces. The Domestication Units on their heads can be targeted and shot, which can frenzy them.
Enclave deathclaws may also be dropped off from Enclave Vertibirds along with Enclave soldiers and sentry bots. This deathclaw has not yet undergone mind-control and can be released from captivity with a Lockpick skill of When released, it will attempt to kill anything in sight, excluding you, until it runs out of other enemies to fight. It will then proceed to attack you. During add-on Broken Steel quest Shock Value , if you receive Scribe Vallincourt 's device , the Enclave deathclaws will act as temporary followers, but if you go too far from the Enclave base where they are stationed, their heads will explode.
Deathclaws appear in Fallout 3 and its add-on Broken Steel. Was it always a big scaly lizard thing? My initial design for this terrible creature was a the apex predator of the wasteland, a mix of wolverine and brown bear, mutated by the FEV. It could survive any environment and feared nothing; a legendary force of nature that struck terror into the hearts of men! Unfortunately, the artists took one look at my concept sketch and said, 'Dude, that's way too much hair.
The Wolverine-bear was very furry, and there was just no way around it. So here's what happened: the newly formed Black Isle started work on what would be Planescape: Torment. One of the first art pieces was a monstrous creature called a Terrasque. It was sculpted in clay and was then point-by-painstaking-point digitized into a 3D model.
As Planescape moved forward, it turned out that the Terrasque wouldn't actually be featured in its design, leaving that tasty model in disuse. They are not however, found in many areas around the Capital Wasteland, so their impact on where and when the Lone Wanderer travels is limited.
Enclave deathclaws only make appearances as Enclave camps begin to appear. Many of these camps are likely to house mind-controlled deathclaws in cages, which are just the same as regular ones, with the exception that they will not attack Enclave forces. The domestication units on their heads can be targeted and crippled, which will frenzy them. Enclave deathclaws may also be dropped off from Enclave Vertibirds , along with Enclave soldiers and sentry bots.
This deathclaw has not yet been fitted with the mind-control device and can be released from captivity with a Lockpick skill of When released, it will attempt to kill anything in sight excluding its liberator until it runs out of other enemies to fight. It will then proceed to attack the Lone Wanderer. During the quest Shock Value , if one receives Scribe Vallincourt 's deathclaw control scrambler , the Enclave deathclaws will act as temporary followers, but if they are led too far from the transmitters of the Enclave outposts where they were stationed, their heads will explode.
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