Doing automatic critical damage to every target after 3.

Gun Fu being the final perk is a decent pay off for maxing the stat as it increases the damage you deal as you target more enemies in the same VATS shot.

My favorite one is Ninja, but that is because I do sneak sniper builds. Thankfully, there is no minimum here as all the perks are simply based on one’s play style. Having higher AGL will improve your sneaking and increase the Action Points used in VATS. This stat is second to INT as it affects the gun play of your character. Especially since similar effects can be achieved with Armor & Chems. By the time you invest into it, you’re a high enough level that dropping below 20% health is a rarity that barely justifies the perk’s benefit.

Sadly, I think Nerd Rage is a poor final perk.

Scrapper is for those who are into modifying everything and building the perfect settlement as certain ingredients are harder to find without the perk.

Nuclear Physicist is the top tier perk that will double the usage of Fusion Core allowing you to use your favorite Power Armor for twice as long.

The second issue is that there are perks that are needed to fully enjoy the game: Gun Nut, Hacker, & Science making the minimum INT score one can have is 6. Which kind of the point of playing an RPG. Having a higher INT will increase your EXP rate, making it easier to level up and get more perks. This comes downs to two vital points, Experience rates & Bottlenecking. This stat is what I consider to be the most important one to focus on. Describing what I believe to be the most important to focus on and the not so important.

In today’s essay, I will be going over my personal thoughts on how the SPECIAL system is use in Fallout 4. Standing for the seven stats: Strength, Perception, Endurance, Charisma, Intelligence, Agility, & Luck these have been with gamers since the 90’s. But after creative disagreements, the team at Interplay decided to create the one and only SPECIAL system.

To keep the same tabletop approach, Fallout was going to use Steve Jackson’s GURPS system. Wasteland was designed with an engine based on Ken St. Time for a short history lesson originally Fallout was an intended sequel to the original Wasteland on DOS. If there is one thing that everyone who has ever touched a Fallout game knows by heart, it is the SPECIAL system.

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