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The values shown in the following assume 40 levels-up i. Add 20 to the total if you take the Delayed Gratification quirk or 5 if you take Ascetic. If we assume that you spend 44 points on mastering your primary weapon and that non-weapon skills require 36 points to master because you buy one level using the relevant skill book , a ranger with 4 Intelligence will master her primary weapon and two non-weapon skills around level A ranger with 10 Intelligence will end up with forty or more skill points spare after mastering a weapon and four non-weapon skills.

Since you'll have points to spare, eventually, you'll want to acquire skills to unlock useful perks. The following table shows possible uses of spare skill points, ordered by cost:.

Note: I do not think that Stimpaks is a particularly good perk, but it may be the best of an indifferent bunch by the time you reach, say, level 48 and Field Medic is a reasonable skill to sink spare points into, particularly on the higher difficulties. Generally, I'd advise against taking points in a "backup weapon" because you won't really use it. Assault rifles and sniper rifles will be your most damaging ranged weapons by some way and rangers trained in them will dominate kill counts.

Handguns and SMGs work well on support characters and shotguns may suit a particular style of aggressive play. Energy weapons and heavy machine guns are rather bad skills to take. Energy weapons have four things things going for them: they don't jam, they have no range penalties, are unaffected by enemy armour and they all use the same common ammo type. On the minus side, they do rubbish damage to most enemies and can't score critical hits. That's not quite true - they score automatic critical hits against conductive enemies which are very rare.

That means that, on average, they do a lot less than their stated damage which is already considerably lower than other weapon types. You can devote three perks to making them suck less against non-conductive enemies but that's a big investment for small return when you could use sniper rifles instead.

One squad member can take points in Energy Weapons to use the Gamma Ray Blaster, which is the only energy weapon worth using. If you recruit Pizepi, she can be that one squad member. Don't, however, take any of the perks; use a different weapon against regular enemies instead. Hand guns are short ranged and do moderate damage.

On the plus side, ammo is plentiful and they're extremely handy - you'll generally be able to fire twice in a turn. The Bandit line of perks give you free attacks. Machine guns do a lot of damage but come with a host of downsides, including a movement penalty and the inability to make precision strikes. Ammo tends to be the expensive variety and they use a lot of it.

You have to max out the skill to get the one really good perk, Bullet Ridden. Shotguns are extremely short range, lack penetration and don't offer precision strikes but can hit multiple enemies. All shotguns use the same common ammo type which is a plus. Friendly fire is a real problem which makes positioning problematic. You can devote three perks to making friendly fire less of a problem.

Sniper Rifle is a skill that you want on at least one of your rangers. They do massive damage from a very great distance and are the ideal way to open any hostile encounter - quite often you'll kill an enemy before the battle even starts.

They have the highest penetration of any ballistic weapon. Watchman and Deadeye are excellent perks although the others are really quite useless. SMGs are a valid option when you're considering going with handguns since they both use the same common ammo. You'll end up with more. They tend to have the second highest damage per AP of any weapon type, although they are extremely short range, lack penetration and can't make precision strikes.

Until you are able to get the right magazine mod on them, they'll jam frequently too. Although fist weapons are inherently faster than bladed weapons and a lot faster than blunt weapons, bladed and blunt weapons will almost always have a mod which reduces their attack AP by 1. This means that bladed weapons are are at least as quick as fist weapons and blunt weapons aren't too far behind.

Blunt weapons do more base damage than bladed and are significantly more penetrating although slower, particularly when grip mods are factored in. All melee weapon types have a series of perks that allow the wielder to make attacks of opportunity to enemies passing them.

It can combine very well with the Thick Skinned quirk. Slayer is very good. Free-For-All is OK. Rush 'N' Attack is one free attack per encounter assuming the character is able to attack on his first turn. Alarm Disarming is the least used of the looting skills.

That said, setting off alarms generally has consequences and a certain level is required for the Cat Burglar trophy. Computer Science is one of the essential skills, used for bypassing locks, opening safes and extracting information.

It has a combat use in hacking enemy robots. The Roboticist perk makes 14 points in the skill worthwhile on any character. For a less annoying time in the game's minefields, give this to your perceptive squad member.

You need this. You might want it on more than one character. It's a good skill to give your characters when they've mastered their starting skillset. Perks are indifferent. There are lots of locks, though most of them can be forced instead. That said, a critical failure when picking a lock means a broken lock.

A critical failure when forcing a lock means a broken leg. This is the post-apocalypse. There are a lot of things that need fixing. Mechanical Repair is the solution to a fair few side quests in the early game. The skill becomes a lot less useful in the second half. You might use it to fix locks before you unlock the Master Thief perk, but otherwise it's barely used at all.

There do seem to be awful lot of safes. Unlike locks, they can't be forced. Quite a few safes require Computer Science to unlock instead. That said, if you're anything like me, you can't bear to let a safe go unopened so you'll want to take this all the way. A number of safes can be opened if you know the combination. In some cases, you'll receive the combination by fulfilling a request or figuring out a simple clue from the numbers of earmarked pages in a book.

Other times, you have no way in-game of knowing the combination. In this case, my walkthrough doesn't give you the combinations because that feels kinda cheaty. When one of your characters is reduced to 0 health, they fall unconscious and start to bleed out.

If another character has the Surgeon skill and a trauma kit, they can be revived. Otherwise, that ranger you've been lovingly nurturing since the start of the game is gone. Therefore, you want someone with some levels in Surgeon. Preferably two for redundancy. Associated perks are poor. There's a quest that requires level 10 Surgeon, but you can use the Cleric Cross trinket for this.

Toasters contain silly items that can be exchanged for really good items. Therefore, you'll want someone with this skill. Don't, however, take either of the perks unless you like more crap in your inventory. It's a legitimate question as to whether you need Toaster Repair at all. If you look at the Toasters reference section, opening them results in around ten really worthwhile items. Seven of these are skill books. Assuming that you use these books at skill level 6, you'll save more than the 24 points you'll need to invest into toaster repair to get them all.

This is a questionably useful skill. It has two uses: making hostile animals flee combat, which requires you to be in melee range, and making non-hostile animals into temporary followers. While an animal follower can grant an attribute boost, they typically don't last very long in combat. If he or she is down, just finish her or him off to get the "Oops" trophy.

Load an old saved game file. Shoot in Highpool or Agricultural Center until someone reports you to Vargas. Travel north to the Rail Nomad Camp, and continue killing until someone reports you to Vargas again. After the first report, you can lie to Vargas about why you had to kill the people.

After the second report, Vargas will get very angry and send Team Delta after you. This will be a random encounter on the world map. At this point the game may not be complete-able, which is why you want to use an unwanted saved game file. You will not be able to use the radio because you are no longer a Ranger. The Fin's poster can be found inside the Agricultural Center, in the left wing immediately before entering the greenhouse where the radio tower is located.

Reach the Temple Of Titan to find a cowboy who sells three full sets of Amigo clothes. Alternately, they can be found on your own. Scotchmo is located in the Rail Nomad camps, near where the Hobos live. If you have enough Charisma, he will ask if he can join your party. If you do not accept or decline his offer too many times, he will hate you and not have any further dialogue with your party.

Make sure you have a free slot for him in your party before talking to him. After he is in your party, he will begin to talk about his hidden Snake Squeezin.

It is buried in the junk area -- so a shovel is required. The exact location is in the dead end that has a chest and safe. You can only find the hiding location if you have him in your party. He will give you hints as to how close you are. There are four bottles of the "drink" that are hidden. Make sure another character gets these bottles, as Scotchmo will automatically steal them.

If he has stolen all four bottles, take one bottle away from him again, and he will steal that bottle again. Alternately, purchase a bottle in the bar at the railroad nomad camp.

Then, take it away from him every time he steals it so he can steal it again. Stand next to the pods in the Agricultural Center when they explode to become infected. The first one can be found just next to the door that leads into the complex. The infection has two stages. The first stage lasts for four hours and is indicated by a green debuff icon above the character. The second stage follows immediately afterwards and lasts for two hours.

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