#Fallout new vegas speech magazine full#
#Fallout new vegas speech magazine professional#

This game is so fucking broken mechanically that you should just enjoy the great quests and story and don't think about anything else.So, Cass better be the best darn companion in the game, because I have done all these stupid quests just to get her to follow me, only to find out that I need a 50 barter/speech.

So, that's another reason why you shouldn't worry about stats. Problem with stat/science checks? It's aright, just put this awesome coat on. It's retarded, it kills roleplay but it helps to people who want their character to be able solve things in every possible way.

#Fallout new vegas speech magazine professional#

So you'll just equip some hat, coat, gloves and shit and you're fucking genius, best sniper, professional plumber etc. One of those things are items with stats bonuses. Two most useful stats are IMO intelligence and charisma though (you get most from the game).Д®DIT: Also, it's worthy to mention that even though Obsidian repair a lot of things, some remains completely retarded. With companions, you don't have to worry about anything combat related at all. Just slap some points in agility and guns, and you'll be alright. I'm talking quests outcomes here (dialogue checks included), not combat cause it's shitty and you don't need to worry about effective build. just make it so using items from your inventory screen consumes AP) to close them.Д«ecause Obsidian devs actually know what's important in RPG (unlike Bethesda), they made sure every stat is important. Neither method is without loopholes, though the originals' method probably would take the least and/or simplest tweaking (i.e. IIRC, no limit on how many healing effects you can activate at once, no tradeoff for using them mid-fight, over-abundance of different healing items to be found, combat becomes trivial very quickly due to other flawed mechanics so no need to heal in the first place, etc.) The rest of the game's design, however, makes it a failed effort in practice (i.e. That aside, all games considered as-is, NV did the best job at fixing this, at least in theory, by making healing work over time instead of instant like all previous FO games.

#Fallout new vegas speech magazine full#

duh, huh.Д¬lick to expand.You still generally had to give up a shot or two to open your inventory in the originals though, which translated into at least a minimal tradeoff of potentially allowing the enemy an extra chance to one-round you after you heal up to full from your inventory. obviously old fallout games rectified this by limiting the use of inventory during combat. In FNV which has such a ridiculous amount of stuff and ways to make stuff really hammers this home on your later playthroughs.

the more shit you got on you, the moment you enter your inventory you're basically guaranteed the equivalent of a rest-point/campfire/inn restorarion equivalency benefit as you drug yourself up. build always being best damage dealer in a fallout game, MORE SO THAN EVER in the last two games and their new gameplay.ДЇo 3 is irrelevant and not worth discussing.ДЄnyway returning to the matter at hand i've since changed my mind: first i briefly toyed with INT because of it's dialog benefits and stuff and because you gained more skill points faster and skill points dictate how good your character is AT ANYTHING.Д«ut recently, (though this only applies to new FO games), i've realized it's really STR because it determines the amount of loot. I used to think it was LUK because of crit.