DwayneGAnd
Look, Ma! Two Heads!
Normally I just use the custom to command my npcs in combat. However some of the settings confuse me and I need some explaining as to what exactly they do.
For example, telling someone to attack "the weakest" or "the strongest". Or to "Snipe the enemy". I have little experience using that one.
Weapon preferences are easy as are run away, burst fire, and distance. I have never experimented with burst fire because I read that it is not recommended to give your allies weapons with burst fire modes. I also don't bother with run away and chem use.
In the beginning when I have just Sulik after recruiting him, I tell him to stay close to me and attack whoever is attacking me. Later, after I have several other comrades, I tell them all to stay close to me, later switching to on your own. I have Sulik and Marcus attack the strongest, Vic and Cassidy attack the weakest. I followed advice from someone's faq on gamefaqs.
What I would like to know is what settings should I use at certain points of the game for my npcs in order to maximize the combat effectiveness?
For example, telling someone to attack "the weakest" or "the strongest". Or to "Snipe the enemy". I have little experience using that one.
Weapon preferences are easy as are run away, burst fire, and distance. I have never experimented with burst fire because I read that it is not recommended to give your allies weapons with burst fire modes. I also don't bother with run away and chem use.
In the beginning when I have just Sulik after recruiting him, I tell him to stay close to me and attack whoever is attacking me. Later, after I have several other comrades, I tell them all to stay close to me, later switching to on your own. I have Sulik and Marcus attack the strongest, Vic and Cassidy attack the weakest. I followed advice from someone's faq on gamefaqs.
What I would like to know is what settings should I use at certain points of the game for my npcs in order to maximize the combat effectiveness?