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I created a list of desirable perks last night and sorted them by desirability. It ended up being a list of all the assumptions I knew I was making when evaluating them, who knows how many assumptions I don't know I am making. I'll be happy if I can get a list of decent perks I know will be...

Ah I didn't know that. I assume it gets knocked unconcious and would basically spend any tough fight sleeping on the ground.

Grim Reaper fails when you're fighting a tough mob, which is often one of the critical difficult times in games. Crit banker might end up being bad at the endgame when your crit meter fill rate is so massive every other hit is a crit. Having to manually trigger three crits would just slow me down.

Deadly Dragons at Skyrim Nexus - mods and community ASIS at Skyrim Nexus - mods and community T3nd0s Skyrim Redone at Skyrim Nexus - mods and community Duel - Combat Realism at Skyrim Nexus - mods and community Your core position is you're a faggot who wants to put aimbots in my games.

You wouldn't survive in the skyrim configuration I use.

Why man hunter? +20% damage to male humans doesn't seem worth it. Also who thinks that dogmeat will be great in FO4? I never used it in FO3 because it died too easily. I used ED-E and Boone in FONV because they were ranged and didn't take hits, but in a lot of hard areas I just had them...

"Improving" my ass. Quit trying to dramatically reduce skill caps in my favorite games filthy casual.

We had a lot of groups with a parent who I just assumed was getting candy for their kids. I happily gave it to them but the inner shitlord in me thinks that if a kid can't get the candy themselves they don't deserve it. As in, is your 9 month old kid going to be eating reeses cups for the next...

That's sacred and not permitted!

You're out of your element, Donny. Fuck your feature request and blow your scope creep up your ass. You want the feature, mod it in and then come tell us about how a different limb damage system is only one month of man hours.

I agree 100%, especially in a game like Fallout. There should be minimal settings to change these types of systems. If you don't like it, mod it. If you're on a console fuck you.

Hodj, suck on this: Soldier of Fortune (2000) has a gore system better suited to Fallout's original design doc than FO4 has.

This is false and this entire argument is stupid.

The dismemberment gore isn't integral to the Fallout experience. It's a clownish realization of the gorish intent of the game. A less dramatic dismemberment system could actually help improve the style and experience of the game if one wanted more realism. Telling someone who doesn't like the...

Lone wanderer level 3: When adventuring without a companion, you take 50% less damage and carry weight increases by 200 I'm glad that they have this to balance out people who generally don't like having companions. 50% less damage is huge but if your playstyle takes a lot of damage your...

Another perk map, should have same info as wiki. http://i.imgur.com/Ipbu9Zh.png

Lone wanderer level 3: When adventuring without a companion, you take 50% less damage and carry weight increases by 200 I'm glad that they have this to balance out people who generally don't like having companions. 50% less damage is huge but if your playstyle takes a lot of damage your...

The perk list is basically complete: Fallout 4 perks - The Fallout wiki - Fallout: New Vegas and more - Wikia I don't know how they completed it though, since I imagine there's no way to cheat up your perks on console versions? I don't really know how crits work but I'm a little dubious...

perk images http://i.imgur.com/tJGyOEN.jpg

Yep. Endurance (a level 10 perk) giving +2 END is strong evidence of that. This is also how it works in Fallout Shelter which is technically the latest Fallout game... Would be interesting if SPECIAL works like stats in D&D where it scales exponentially. Ex: 18 is a typical strong man...

finally, the perk list: [url=https://www.reddit.com/r/fo4/comments/3r5qhl/spoiler_perks_organized_by_their_letter_in_special/]

I don't even know of any other forums like this one, with pretty much exclusively high level min/max discussion on popular games, though I suppose I wouldn't know. EJ is basically dead, back when I played WoW it was the #1 place for end-game discussion. Gamefaqs is dying but usually has...

So who is going to wake up at 6AM with me?

I remember doing that for skyrim and all the VPN services got wrekt from overusage, lol. Anyone use golden frog VPN service before and can affirm it works for steam localization? Also, based on the time change the US just had, midnight NZ is 6AM EST right?

Given what we know about FO4 that could be an optimal build. Why do you say 32 levels? There's basically two reasons people like me are theorycrafting about FO4: 1. It's what we do for fun. 2: We want to play FO4 and it's the closest thing to playing it.

oh come on =\ hang on my wife is home with my second breakfast, this time it's a Steak Bagel from McDonalds instead of pasta (not even a joke...)

Just read a few more of those comics since I liked that one, they were pretty disappointing =\ I'd love a comic that just made fun of film tropes.

agree 100%. In FO3 difficulty increased the exp you got (+50% modifier on hard, -50% modifier on easy). Speaking as a player who generally only plays RPGs on their hardest setting it makes no sense. I want the challenge to be clean and not blurred by extra levels.

I agree with you, Caliane, that would be a good system. Much like my NPC gossip network though it'd be expensive to make. And in the end you'd end up with a very complex and expensive system that wasn't that important. Nothing is sacred. Everything is permitted. As far as the general NPC...

Karma is a shit system and I'm not sad to see it go. Bethesda should grow some balls and build a smart NPC gossip-based network where the reputation hit or gain from an action depends on how many people see it. Kill a nomadic family in cold blood? Zero hit to your reputation. Get caught...

I imagine Survival mode is a separate off/on thing and that very hard is the hardest difficulty setting. Either way whatever difficulty setting gives the highest chance to drop legendary weapons is what I'll choose. I generally don't like it when they tie rewards with difficulty, it makes for...

Congratulations! Having 2+ kids at once must be a nightmare and comes with risks (rest in piece little girl) but man if you wanted 2-3 it'd be nice to just get it done in one shot. If you had 3 kids at 3 year iterations it'd be an extra 6 years before kindergarten and an extra 6 years before...

I think anyone who is real with themselves and has a normal kid thinks this when times are bad. People won't admit it when things are good or in public of course. And those people that are image building on facebook? They've probably thought it the most and that's their way to offset those...

Sorry for not linking. I calculated that each point in Intelligence increases XP gained by AT LEAST 6.666...% (using reasonable assumptions and basic math) : fo4 He thinks it is 10% per point.

Guy has some evidence the int bonus is 10%. It's not definitive without knowing the leveling curve or perks, but 10% would be pretty good.

That's pretty much it. I wouldn't even call it a complete overhaul of the stats/leveling system.

I watched this whole thing, was a bit disappointing since it's the same blind theorycrafting as everything else. We really don't know anything about optimal builds.

I prefer minimal comments in code I read, the people who decide how much to comment all their code then just eventually shit bricks of useless comments bother me more than the guy who comments nothing and I have to figure out what's going on by reading through code. I used to, but for the last...

Nope. Itll probably be the same with a few improvements. In fact I'd say compared to changes made from ES2->3->4->5, FO3->4 has the fewest known changes pre-release.