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Yeah scrounger I think it is, helps find more ammo. I was struggling for ammo early on and got tier one in that perk and I didn't struggle for ammo after that.

Also make sure you have different guns for different ammo.
Once I got the overseers guardian I didn't really need any other weapons and it was .45 ammo which seems to drop everywhere.
 
One thing I had noticed towards the end of the main story. Was that I hadn't been levelling my perks correctly.

For some reason I had always thought I need to fill up all the starts within a perk to access the next perk directly below the ones I had filled :(
 
I just got a combat shotgun that does additional plasma damage and can turn ppl into a puddle of goo with a critical..its my new favourite silenced ghoul killer

I have had exploding extra damage before but not plasma on a normal weapon!
 
oneilldo said:
Yeah scrounger I think it is, helps find more ammo. I was struggling for ammo early on and got tier one in that perk and I didn't struggle for ammo after that.

Also make sure you have different guns for different ammo.
Once I got the overseers guardian I didn't really need any other weapons and it was .45 ammo which seems to drop everywhere.
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Where you get the overseers guardian from sounds good ?
 
BEN_UK said:
Where you get the overseers guardian from sounds good ?
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You can buy it at Vault 81.
It sort of spoils it though as with the other perks for rifles etc it destroys everything. I haven't even bothered changing ammo to the bigger calibers as I haven't found the need.

I do have a silencer on it and the perk for more damage with silenced guns as well as max rifleman perk and use vats a fair bit. I've got a silenced maxed out gauss rifle for the very rare occasions that call for more power.
 
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Lol, are they having a laugh?
 
TheVoice said:
I also thought this initially, fortunately noticed it relatively early on. Annoying though, the way it was visually presented was quite poor when it comes to actually telling you how the system works.
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Agreed.

Was so annoyed as it prevented me from acquiring so many perks.

By the time you clocked the main story. What level were you all at?
 
DAIR said:
Agreed.

Was so annoyed as it prevented me from acquiring so many perks.

By the time you clocked the main story. What level were you all at?
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I'm still playing, pretty-much trying to do as much as I can in one playthrough because I doubt I'll come back to it again any time soon (if ever). Think I'm only level 16 or 17 at the moment.
 
Can anyone tell me if the half gig update is worthwhile please? I can't be bothered to wait, my brother is also playing online and my mum is on Netflix so as you can imagine it's getting quite slow. I've completed the game and just want to do side quests and stuff.
 
Does anyone know of a way to pacify an NPC? I accidentally shot Trudy at the Drumlin Diner while fending off a couple of raiders and now she attacks me everytime I go there. Will she pacify if I carry on playing and let a few days pass or will I have to unlock the intimidation perk? Normally I would just loaf a previous save but for some reason the only one I have prior to today is 10 January which would set me back countless hours.
 
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