🌨️ Fallout 3 New Vegas Perks

no reason to ever take intense training after level 2. however, unlike fo3, it actually is a valid choice at level 2, along with black widow and confirmed bachelor, which seems like the devs new pet perk (apparently the vast majority of males are homosexual. far more useful convo-wise than black widow, while offering the same damage bonus). Concentrated Fire is a perk in Fallout: New Vegas. Taking this perk grants a +5% increase per shot to the chance to hit in V.A.T.S. when targeting the same body part multiple times, i.e., the first shot gets +5%, the second gets +10%, the third gets +15%, and so on depending on one's max AP and a weapon's AP cost. This perk pairs well with other perks that increase the chance to hit a target Thank you. Nayiko 13 years ago #2. You'll get 15 total from leveling to 30. PSN: Seirno / FFRK: ty4B / Discord: Seirno. BulletSweater 13 years ago #3. You can choose 15. But there are also perks you can get from completing challenges. I don't know if there are any quest perks though. Candyman066 (Topic Creator) 13 years ago #4. Released in 2010, and building upon the foundations laid out by Fallout 3 two years earlier, Fallout: New Vegas is an open-world RPG that casts you as a courier on a mission in the Mojave Desert Rapid Reload is a perk in Fallout: New Vegas. Taking this perk grants a 25% increase to reload speed for all weapons under the Guns and Energy Weapons skills. Example reload time: Gauss rifle The speed increase also applies to switching between standard and special ammunition types. The perk's reload speed increase is multiplicative with Agility bonuses, rather than additive. With Agility of cowboy is an amazing perk as the lever action firearms are some of the best weapons in game. high damage, fire rate, and accuracey. the reload speed is somewhat slower but a good agi stat will take care of that problem. i only use lucky, a scoped trail carbine, and an emergency riot shotgun. Lucky and the trail carbine pretty much 1 shot Fallout New Vegas's perk system is an improvement over Fallout 3's. Getting a perk at every level didn't mean much if the perks selection were uninteresting. With that said, the perk system in New Vegas could be further improved by getting a perk at every level while increasing the experience gap between levels and improving the available perks Living Anatomy is a perk in Fallout: New Vegas. Taking this perk grants the ability to view an NPC's Hit Points and Damage Threshold amount when using VATS as well as a +5% bonus to damage against humans and non-feral ghouls. Targets with "long" names (such as "Brotherhood of Steel Paladin" or Y-17 Trauma Override Harness") may extend two lines when targeted, and thus push the HP and DT down Scoundrel is a perk in Fallout 3. Use wily charm to influence people - each rank raises your Speech and Barter skills by 5 points. This perk unlocks unique dialogue options with certain characters. During Blood Ties, the player can extort 100 caps out of Lucy West after discovering the fate of her parents in Arefu. During the same quest, the player can get the password to unlock the area where In Fallout: New Vegas, the creation and development of your character is under your control. The decisions you make at character creation and at level-ups, as well as the gameplay choices you make, contribute to your specific character build. Building a character is largely a matter of mathematics. Consider each of the following factors, and then crunch the numbers in order to achieve your Skilled is alright, the experience gain reduction isn't a big deal. Kamikaze and Small Frame are highly over rated. They would have been good in Fallout 3 when Grim Reaper's Sprint refilled all of your AP, in New Vegas, it doesn't, so max AP doesn't end up being a huge deal. You might get one extra shot at the very beginning of combat if you Remove Perk: player.removeperk [Perk ID] Removes all items of selected NPC: removeallitems: Repair items. player.srm: Restore health and limb health: player.reset health: Resurrect selected dead NPC or enemy: resurrect: Set a particular skill level: player.setav [skill name] [1-100] Set ownership of selected item: Set Ownership: Set S.P.E.C.I.A Pyromaniac is a perk in Fallout: New Vegas. Taking this perk grants a 50% bonus to damage when using fire-based weapons. Flamer Shishkebab Incinerator Heavy incinerator Incendiary grenade Fire bomb Sonic emitter - tarantula Sterilizer glove Saturnite fist super-heated Flare gun Gehenna Cleansing Flame PC All types of incendiary ammunition are not affected by the perk.[verified] PC Even though specifically. "The number in the red box is what you use as the first two digits of the ID." "Some guy listed the IDs for the perks in the mod in question. Just replaxe the two x's with the number found in the mod manager." Those are for fallout's version of this mod, surely it's not the same for new vegas's version. Perks that boost stats, like Action Boy (AP boost) and such were prime offenders. I just tried the double perk glitch on an old mantis foreleg-maxed file. This file is now fully patched, with all four episode DLCs and GRA. I took a large mixture of perks first, and then rebuilt. Although some perks are difficult to test (like Light Touch GkmW.

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