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- Thread starter Millennium
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First time out of the vault
Personally I think using Gifted is most of a Cheat,,, but oh well, itçs in the game so you can use it XD.
Also, If you want to pick good natured do it,but i would rather pick up Finesse to swap it later with Mutate for fast shot! (after getting sniper perk of course,since your stats seem to be fair enough for getting it.)
The Hubologist Z Scan is also a good way of raising up LCK if you want to spent some points in you CH and IN, but you may have to makea quick trip to NCR anyway.
Hope this answers your question
Also, If you want to pick good natured do it,but i would rather pick up Finesse to swap it later with Mutate for fast shot! (after getting sniper perk of course,since your stats seem to be fair enough for getting it.)
The Hubologist Z Scan is also a good way of raising up LCK if you want to spent some points in you CH and IN, but you may have to makea quick trip to NCR anyway.
Hope this answers your question
Millennium
First time out of the vault
Since that character is in my guide (with one arbitrary trait swapped out), I don't think I have much to add, no.
There is no real reason why a diplomat *needs* high CH. Unless of course you want your own private army, but that doesn't really correlate with being a sniper...at least not to me.
If i were in your position i would drop CH down to eith 4 or 2. In the case of CH = 4 add a point to PE and I. In the case of CH =2 add two points to both PE and IN.
Good natured seems a bit pointless to me. You don't really need much speech early on. Something like small frame or finesse would be a lot more helpful in the long run.
Doing that you could have:
ST:5
PE:8
EN:4
CH:4
IN:9
AGI:10
LK:8
Or...
ST:5
PE:9
EN:3
CH:4
IN:9
AGI:10
LK:8
Final stats for the later:
ST:10
PE:10
EN:3
CH:4
IN:10
AGI:10
LK:10
Which is pretty dandy IMO.
If i were in your position i would drop CH down to eith 4 or 2. In the case of CH = 4 add a point to PE and I. In the case of CH =2 add two points to both PE and IN.
Good natured seems a bit pointless to me. You don't really need much speech early on. Something like small frame or finesse would be a lot more helpful in the long run.
Doing that you could have:
ST:5
PE:8
EN:4
CH:4
IN:9
AGI:10
LK:8
Or...
ST:5
PE:9
EN:3
CH:4
IN:9
AGI:10
LK:8
Final stats for the later:
ST:10
PE:10
EN:3
CH:4
IN:10
AGI:10
LK:10
Which is pretty dandy IMO.
Millennium
First time out of the vault
Probably but I have always found that high speech and intelligence can allow you do accomplish near enough anything in a diplomatic way.
Recon Rover Rick
It Wandered In From the Wastes
As far as I know, charisma only effects the number of party members you can have, as well as bartering. I could be wrong, but I don't think I am.
It also affects base skill levels, and is checked in some scripts (sometimes as an alternative to a Speech or Barter check).
Recon Rover Rick
It Wandered In From the Wastes
Per said:
! Really? What base skills?
http://www.nma-fallout.com/content.php?page=fo2-char-skills
Wait... that page is all wrong, those are the Fo1 numbers. In Fo2 it's something like CH*4 for Speech and CH*5 for Barter.
Wait... that page is all wrong, those are the Fo1 numbers. In Fo2 it's something like CH*4 for Speech and CH*5 for Barter.
Formulae for both games are here:
http://falloutmods.wikia.com/wiki/Fallout_engine_calculations
http://falloutmods.wikia.com/wiki/Fallout_engine_calculations