How are we going to develop? (Fallout 4)
Reflecting once again about the leisurely approaching Fallout 4, I came to an interesting thought: "How will I develop at the initial stages and who do I want to be in Fallout 4?An inconspicuous ninja, cutting out frightened enemies who, until my death, I never notice or a real fighter who is not satisfied with a trembling hand local hell? Maybe wily negotiator who will be able to sell theirs as characters pants?
I would like to find out more opinions, for the first ascent of the most memorable and do not want to merge it.)
http://vault111.com/character/share/?char=Kolovrat&str=6&per=4&end=3&cha=1&int=6&agl=2&lck=6
My starting build
First you need to see the new pumping system that the developers have done, and then it will be possible to judge what, in any case, strength, intelligence and perception will certainly be in priority, as in the previous parts.
Alexander Kozlov Evgenievich
On high complexity, don't make my sneakers laugh, you simply can't even take perks that require certain stats.
Luck is generally a very dubious attribute that helped in FNV except when playing in a casino, and if you had absolutely nothing to spend points on.
I will pump stealth, diplomacy and related skills to the maximum, then everything else.
saa0891
On the "wash" of high difficulty.
I went through and there was nothing to do, even I would say, after 4-5 hours of wandering around the wasteland =
In the third foul that pleases me, there are no such cheating casadors.
Alexander Kozlov Evgenievich
I went through and there was nothing to do,
I would even say easy. I already understood that you were on the road.
In the third foul, which pleases me, there are no cheating casadors.
And why are they cheating, you just need to shoot accurately (if in VATS you also need to target vulnerable parts of the body), train the necessary skills and take medications on time so as not to grunt from the poison.
The first game is on medium difficulty. For a calm and thoughtful acquaintance with the world. And only the second game and all subsequent ones. - on hard. And then the mods will catch up, which will further increase the tension of the battle and the variety of weapons.
warmgray To
carry a lot of loot and a set of weapons, of course
Then to pump Luck 3 times, and fix it with a bobblehead (and the Bulletproof perk)
And work on endurance (although there, the pumped Life Giver perk will steer low Endurance, at 51 levs - 415 hp will be)
Not a sniper , and I'm an attack aircraft - melee / medium combat with rifles and shotguns, and a super stunt in the face.
This is enough for me.
When F4 comes out - the relationship of attributes and perks will be known - the build will probably change.
But so far.
Pumped brains, luck, something on the guns - and forward.
PS Sneak up to a soldier of the Brotherhood or the Deathclaw XD Or better to a casador XD
As I did in Folch 3 and Vegas, this is eloquence, energy weapons, science and lockpicking = ISI.
I will play on veri hard. And there it is already by trial and error to find out which is more important, and which style of gameplay is easier.
Here are the options for pumping
Spoilervot options for pumping
Trader
Strength - 6
Perception - 4
Endurance - 2
Charisma - 7
Intelligence - 3
Agility - 1
Luck - 5
President
This option is more likely to build a city
Strength - 2
Perception - 1
Endurance - 3
Charisma - 10
Intelligence - 10
Agility - 1
Luck - 1
Sniper
Strength - 1
Perception - 8
Endurance - 3
Charisma - 1
Intelligence - 6
Agility - 3
Luck - 6
Tank
Strength - 10
Perception - 1
Stamina - 10
Charisma - 1
Intelligence - 3
Agility - 1
Luck - 2
Stormtrooper
Strength - 7
Perception - 1
Endurance - 7
Charisma - 1
Intelligence - 3
Agility - 8
Luck - 1
Stealth
Strength - 5
Perception - 4
Endurance - 1
Charisma - 3
Intelligence - 4
Agility - 10
Luck - 1