I think I tend to end up with more guns than is really realistic as a direct result of how I approach the game in the early levels of Bethesda Fallout games. The sooner I can ditch cait the better as far as I'm concerned. I was holding onto it in case its important for something, but it just felt right since she's been by my side from essentially the start. The sappy little dweeb in me gave her (piper) the second wedding ring. Not really a fan of her and I'm missing piper a lot. I ditched piper to level my relationship with cait. I haven't fired a single round in vats because I am more than capable of landing my own bullets. The older games had a weird lag and floatyness to them that fortunately isn't present here. World's ahead of FO3 and NV where vats felt like a necessity rather than an option.
I don't think I've stressed enough how well the shooting feels to me. That aside, I feel its worth mentioning that I haven't touched vats outside of seeing if somebody was friendly from afar.
I've managed to feel like a supreme Badass in some cases while being challenged in others. I rely on bullets, as my melee attacks are crap, and I can't carry much as my base gear weighs around 100 and I can only carry like 210/220. (Luck 1, strength 2 or 3.) This creates lots of other boundries for me. I started the game with my charisma high so I could pacify a lot of people. Never a passifist, but always someone who handles problems in other ways than violence.
You see, I always always always create a non-typical character first off. Might as well daydream about what I've been doing in the Commonwealth.Īnywho, lack of charisma always strikes me as weird when people bring it up. Showed ul to work an hour early so have some time to kill.
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