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I have no clue. Did plan to use chems on fights that need them, but not much else. Any ideas for perks in the early levels? the only ones I know for certain are both ranks of toughness at levels 6 and 8 respectively. Probably won't use guns this time around. More room for craft supplies.

Nothing? Probably will go with Skilled and good nature for traits. Perks will be tribal/melee and stealth-based.

I'll go with they are not fleshed out. All we know about the legion, in-character, is what the Courier is told by others, and their military.

I wanted to do a character that is a tribal-type hunter. Just need help on perks and factions other than the small communities mainly, since I will be restarting my current tribal to fix it. SPECIAL is a Follows: S-7 at the start 9-10 at end; P-5; E-6 maybe higher, C-4; I-4; A-6 about; L-Likely...

I am going with Maiar on this one. He was supposed to die no matter what, so you have no slide for him like with other always hostile scumbag.

IF you are talking about my courier, she has about four intelligence, and can talk like a normal person.

I despise the legion because they are basically raiders, but won't admit it.

My newest Courier, in her words: I was born a tribal, but you know real meaning of that word? It means a part of a community, a big family. That was my tribe, we were a family. One day my mother told me I had to flee, so I did. I had no other skills that stealth, cooking/survival, and melee...

Does this matter? Players have differing opinions, and mine is that house is selfish, and only looks out for him and his interests, while everyone else has to solve their own problems. I mean, why did he shut Victor Down when you recruit him for the powder ganger problem? Because it would not...

My courier is a not-so-tribal female with a distrust of advanced Tech, like energy weapons and robots (strangely is okay with ED-E). she likes guns, did a security stint, ended up killing her mother and girlfriend, then ended up as a courier getting shot in the head.

11 pounds? That's heavy, combined with a bunch of stuff that I am carrying because I know it will be useful (Vault suits for a quest mainly, along with health restoring items). plus the heaviest things I usually carry are guns and armor, I usually only carry a knife or something for melee purposes.

I went in with only between 100-200 armor piercing rounds, and still got them all. Deathclaw Promontory, will add to the ammo number, and use my same approach. Only weight I have is from a bunch of Vault suits I am carrying around, and other stuff. Fail to pick up a bunch of stuff I do not need.

and sometimes the best weapon is not heavy. I cleared quarry junction with a hunting rifle on hard (not hardcore though, I despise real-world hunger, sleep deprivation and thirst in my fallout). Of course, I was using Armor piercing rounds, so that helped.

Aren't deathclaws fast, and isn't being over encumbered an easy way to get killed by them? I know you did not say it, but implied when you talked about how it was for all the weight issues, including ammo in hardcore, which is solved by not carrying a lot of heavy gear.

I will give you guys a scenario, and you are to tell me how in the world Pack Rat helps solve that scenario with you still relatively alive: You are tasked by someone to take out a group of deathclaws because this group killed your employers buddy/lover. You already have the most powerful gun...

I am just telling you all from the perspective of the title, deathclaws. I fail to see how taking pack rat perk helps in killing a deathclaw before it can get to you. I understand that Pack Rat allows you to carry more stuff by reducing the weight of lightweight items that have very little...

I am only saying that if a deathclaw is coming after you, pack rat is not as godly as you think it is. survival, by any means, is more important than reducing the weight of stuff that should hardly affect encumberance anyways.

I only fail to see the benfit of it, not that I actually hate it. You all seem to think that no matter the situation, pack rat is the god perk of carry weight perks. I hate that people assume that when that is wrong. There are benefits, true, but none of them can actually help you kill a...

I try to avoid calling it 'easy mode' when it comes to the difficulty. I personally just hate having the game be super realistic. Same reason I avoid true RP of Skyrim (made by Bathesda). I get enough of thirst, hunger and sleep deprivation in real life, I do not need it in my games. I still use...

On my current courier, I have a few weapons, and I still feel like pack rat is useless unless I personally carry all the scrap metal, hammers, wrenches and duct tapes I find. I avoid the weapon perks as I see them as useless, just like I fail to see the benefit of Pack Rat for anything but a...