I think most trees have their fair amount of useless perks in them, but Luck? Wow, are there so many awesome things it can do. stat in Fallout 4, where in most of the older games, it’s been something of an afterthought. Doing all at once will make you a jack of all trades, but master of none.Īs weird as this is to say, I think Luck is far and away the best S.P.E.C.I.A.L. I did pistols/snipers now, but I’ll go back and do a melee/heavy later. Later with a new character, try another build. This kind of sucks because it limits your weapon options, but if you want to do consistent damage, pick one or two types of weapons you like, and stick with them. If you start trying to split your stats between melee, pistols, rifles, machine guns and heavy weapons equally, you’re going to end up doing pretty low damage consistently throughout the game. I also advise investing at least one or two points early in the “find ammo randomly” perk in the Luck tree, as it will bring in a heaping helping of extra ammo throughout the game.īut with this said, I would avoid sinking skill points into any more than one or two types of weapons. 38, 10MM and a Fuel Cell-shooting energy pistol on me at all times that I could flip to when I was running low. For example, my character specialized in pistols, so at all times I had a.
Make sure you are using a wide variety of weapons that use different ammo types to avoid running out. This is kind of an old Fallout thing, but one I forgot near the beginning of the game.
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