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Thenthe answer iis simpler. Avoid hard fights until you get proper armor. Thing is, the maps aren't that big in F1-F2, meaning the distance between you and the enemy can be closed in 1-2 turns at worst with the exception of only a couple of fights. And whatyou can't do, you can always avoid.

Add if you have any more idea! #1 just play it on Normal #2 play once using Turn Based #3 when bored play Hard #4 do it solo #5 play melee (better said unarmed) #6 play Insane #7 play only using the ghoul recruits as soon as they are available. Play the protagonist as a ghoul too! (there are 5...

Adding guns to a meleer would make melee/unarmed secondary attack. If you're up to the way of melee you must avid ranged combat with maybe the exception of throwing. To do this you must level up without fighting whenever possible and know your game well. Or in case of Fallout Tactics you must...

Character Creation: the number of repair kits in the game implies you were suposed to choose your race as the main character uniquely in the series. Because why else you'd have access to so many kits if you couldn't be a robot by design? Worldmap: As much as we hate how it ended, you likely was...

Entirely depends on which game, and your character plan. For a normal, completist playthrough for example the best weapons are: F1: rocket launcher F2: laser rifle/Y2K Pulse Rifle, aka. tag energy weapons F:T nothing beats Browning M2, period. It is a heavy machinegun. But eg. in F2 you CAN...

Depends on the game, and what your plans are. You CAN get away w/o any combat skills and win the whole of F1, you CAN get away taggng only advanced weaponry in F2 and train up through non-combat quests and go straight to where you can get some free endgame weapon. Even in F:T you can pick Big...

These more belong to the help-thread thanthe general discussion. Either way, I take 2 weapons. One for long range, one for close range. Or just for the instance my arm gets crippled. Can also spare AP if in the middle of big fight, and want toskip a reload.

Initially everyone's skill is low anyway, so that doesn't really matter. And with a bunch of levels you'll have lots of skillpoints anyway. There are legit characters that are better w/o gifted, but generally speaking, Gifted is the strongest of traits.

The games Fallout 1 and 2.

Uhm, Enclave had some barrels. The Master transported the goo around for his on purpose. Supermutants and others had it in their system. The Glow peoduced anairborn variant. The FEV is very well all around in the Fallout Universe.

Ok, the game offers a limited possibilities, but some variations can be done. Here I give my 2 cents on the topic, feel free to expand, re-adjust and overanalise. #1 Captain Charisma description: this build has use ofall option Charisma has to offer. Mainly centers arond perks. SPECIAL...

First aid: 100% is enough, can be raised by books though, and a lot of side-characters have almost 100% from the getgo. Doctor: especially at the start to remove conditions as kits for it are rare. 100% is enough. Lockpick: the game only demands ca. 40 hard % with the exception of a pointless...

Skilled gives +1 to perk rate. So you'd get a perk at 4, 8, 12. Now what happens if I mutate it away (question on Mandy if you wanna know)? Is there a difference if she gets Mutate! on lvl 9 in question when she'll get the the next perk? It'll be always at lvl 11 (or 12?)? Because if that's how...

But I always wanned 2 b an android! What's the speech-check for that?

Yes, it is an unfortunate thing, which got mostly corrected in F2 (where the time-limit is ca.15 years, not looking up).

With jdmazz soon finishing his go, I considered too a similar go, but ended up with more theory than result. On the other hand this isn't a question, but a discussion hopefully. Until that, here is my starter, all the experience I could gather on the Insane Mode: Easy is barely distinguishable...

Mostly true for Planescape Torment. But for Fallout 1-2-T (mostly 2) the good is seriously good,and highly outweight the bad.

Except you don't even gain lvl 24 until Calculator Phase#3 in a normal game, where any perk is just irrelevant, so in a normal game you get 12, 15, 18, 21, aka. 4 perk after DF-level, in contrast to 12, 15, 17, 19, 21, from which one is DF, aka. you only gain an extra statpoint for the price of...

"Why would you get 9 or 10?" - because you can. Because the maximum stat is 10, not 8. "High CHA mean Divine Favour." - why would anyone want Divine Favour? That's 2 skillpoint for the sake of 1. Sounds dumb. "High CHA also mean Leader" - 5 CHA isn't exactly "high". Only moderate. there are 5...

"This is it brother/sister. The final push." So, for Phase#1 there are 2 potential problems. the obvious one is the Behemoth - you need to be drugged up to survive is (take 2*psycho). But every other time transition expires your drugs. Fortunately not during this misson. The other - less...