With the exception of the two disposal sites and Vault 87, radiation impact on gameplay is negligible and easily-managed by Rad-X, Radaway and clinical visits (free when you own your own station).Īgility: 6 (Use Intense Training at Level 2 to raise to 7)
What happens when it becomes nighttime, you get overloaded, and can't fast-travel? What happens when you eventually hit level 10 anyway? No need.ĥ. Any time-based perks, like +2 strength during daylight. With four chances and the ability to back out and reset, these are wholly unnecessary.Ĥ. The two perks granting extra chances to hack a terminal or pick a lock. These are all things that can be accomplished without the use of perks.ģ. This includes skill-based perks, +10% XP bonus, all locations on the map, setting karma instantly, getting all schematics upgraded instantly, etc. Virtually all supplies but Nuka-Cola Quantums have infinite respawn points throughout the Wasteland, rendering any related perks unnecessary for long-term play.Ģ. price of items, more bottle caps, more ammo, selling fingers and ears, 20% more health per stimpack. To provide a ruthlessly-efficient blueprint for a well-rounded combat character that can play Good, Neutral or Evil.ġ. This guide was designed to incorporate any approach.
We both agreed that, generally speaking, Fallout 3 caters to a female with Very Good karma, or a male with Very Evil.
This guide also assumes the player's goal is to eventually max all S.P.E.C.I.A.L. While there are no wrong answers to the path anyone takes in Fallout 3, this guide was painstakingly compiled and test-played (twice over!) to ensure maximum possible success. We wanted a walkthrough that allowed people to pick the most efficient and useful perks and skills to assist throughout the Wasteland, avoiding ones that would become negligible, irrelevant or otherwise wasteful later on. The idea to create a complete loadout guide was borne when Doomofsteel and I both sat down to do one final playthrough of Fallout 3 before the release of New Vegas.
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