I have always wanted to try this.
Posted Jun 7, 2014, 8:05 AM UTC
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Stupid is as stupid does.
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don't put specials at 10, but otherwise yea, it's how you make perfect character.
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I'm using a mod that allows for SPECIAL and skill values to go above their max vanilla value, so I'm not too worried about it.
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Actually, in order to make a "perfect" character, you never put any of your S.P.E.C.I.A.L. attributes above 9 (during character creation). Use the clinic or the perk.
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That is what the guy you replied to is saying. If you want the perfect character do not start the game with any SPECIAL stat at 10.
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I know, and I elaborated. Thanks for adding on to the redundancy.
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Why isn't the [Luck 7] thing beside it?
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You can either pass a Luck or Intelligence check, but if your intelligence is a 3 or lower, you can randomly shout "ICE CREAM!"
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No kidding.... never knew that. Does it work or fail?
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It should work.
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"Lieutenant Dan."
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Thats like a forest gump set up.
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except the charisma part, right?
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True.
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i lel'd
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I wish they were able to make low intel runs as amusing as Fallout 1 and Fallout 2. I get that they would have to rerecord lines for almost every character to react to your broken english and complete misunderstandings of basic concepts, but god damn would it be hilarious.
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Then try it?
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I'd wish you luck, but clearly you don't need it.
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This can only end well....
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I did this on Fallout 3, although I boosted Perception and put Intelligence at 1. It's actually a really easy way to play, because you can take a ton of damage early game, giving you time to boost your weapon skill levels. It does restrict a ton of content, though, since you can really only access terminals and locks that are set to Very Easy.
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You made a juice head
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S:1 P:1 E:1 C:1 I:1 A:1 L:1