As we see from the perk chart, you will have access to the Strong Back perk. The video shows that Strength will once again dictate how many pounds of stuff you can carry as the Vault Boy picks up teddy bears, weapons and mini nukes. So with the perk chart, character creation guide and the Fallout wiki page on Fallout 4 perks in mind, let’s jump right into the analysis.
#Fallout 4 perk chart builder series#
I remember always getting frustrated whenever I didn’t have enough points to get to 25, 50, 75 and 100 in my lockpick skill so that I can open increasingly harder locks.Įach of the videos in the video series focuses on the perks and other benefits that come with each of the seven primary statistics. While it’ll be a while until we actually get to try it for ourselves, it sounds like this system will be a lot more streamlined. There are 70 base perks with ranking systems increasing that number to over 270. For example, the Gunslinger perk, which you can get if your Agility is a 1, “has ranks that up the range of pistols, add a chance to disarm enemies, and even instant limb crippling shots,” according to the guide. Each perk also has multiple ranks that you can increase if you have the required character level requirement in order to get different effects for the same perk. For instance, if you start your character with 10 Charisma, you can select the Intimidation perk, which allows you to “manipulate human enemies into doing your bidding,” right at the beginning of the game.
The higher your primary statistics are, the more perks you have access to in each of the columns for the seven primary statistics. Whenever you level up, you can either select a new perk or raise one of your seven primary statistics. According to Bethesda’s extensive guide on the character creation system and the perk chart, the skill system has been completely removed in favor of keeping everything based on perks. The systems almost completely changes in Fallout 4, however. If you have a Strength primary statistic of 5 in Fallout: New Vegas, then you are able to learn the Heave, Ho! Perk if you also meet the level and skill requirements. Primary statistics also dictate your access to stat-boosting and ability granting bonuses known as perks. If you have high strength, for instance, then you would have more points in the melee weapons skill and would do more damage with such weapons. In previous games, the seven primary statistics would dictate how high your character’s skills were after character creation. So with my brand of hard-hitting investigative journalism and the power of the internet (but mostly the internet), I’m going to dissect the ins and outs of each video.īefore we begin, it’s important to explain just how the seven primary statistics are going to work in Fallout 4. While the videos explain how each of these primary statistics work for the most part, they also leave a lot to speculation. Over the past seven weeks or so, the team released a series of seven videos describing each of the seven primary statistics for character creation in the Fallout games, Strength, Perception, Endurance, Charisma, Intelligence, Agility and Luck. That’s exactly what Bethesda Softworks, the game’s development team, did with their Fallout 4 S.P.E.C.I.A.L.
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