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So anyone use intense training in their builds and how much? I was wondering with the lvl at 50 with dlc now if it's a worth while investment.
Stanislao Moulinsky said:I don't think I ever picked it in New Vegas. There are always better perks to pick, even at the beginning.
Lexx said:I am always using it to get my INT8 to INT9 (and then with implant to 10). Also I use it to get +1 STR and that's it. I don't feel bad about taking the perk, because usually there is nothing much better around for me anyway at this point.
Most likely because of thinking that this is the same SPECIAL system from the original games. Of course, it's not, and the same balance of stats doesn't come anywhere close to important for characters processed in the Oblivion Engine. (At least there's no ridiculous "Almost Perfect" Perk that will allow you to obtain 10s in all 7 categories, in New Vegas.) Even with NV's character building way more balanced than FO3's, it's still pointless to have high stats in anything, except maybe AG or LK, and even then, it's merely for novelty's sake. (I love winning Blackjack just by spamming "Double Down"... XD)Makta said:Why on earth do people put int so high..
Because it increases EXP?Why on earth do people put int so high.. You can max out everything anyways with like 5 int. And there is no need to max out everything!
Makta said:Why on earth do people put int so high.. You can max out everything anyways with like 5 int. And there is no need to max out everything!
You need the Ultimate Edition, but yes you can (having all 4 DLC raises the level cap to 50), and then not only can you max out all your skills, but you can do it legitimately (i.e. no glitches), and without the Comprehension, Educated, or Tag! perks.Lexx said:Btw. in New Vegas you can not max out everything with 5 int.