Eh, some traders always sell it, guaranteed infinite supply, only need to wait for restock counter. Worst thing is, they accumulate it the longer you play, so you can buy in bulk later.
Drugs do not count. Sure, you could start with gifted and reach 7 in all stats, +1 if you want to wear Mirrored Shades and +2 IF you were lucky to get the bonus, which is not guaranteed to happen.
But here is the question. Why would you do that in a RPG? Obvious flaws like that can be easily avoided if you have an ounce of restraint. I always laugh at that retardation when people seem to be worse than unsupervised 5-year-old toddlers in a candy store.
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By one and only if you invested in Endurance to handle that many implants, essentially making one stat non dumpable if you wanted to max out benefits. Charisma still directly buffed companion combat performance by 5% a point so while it wasn't as important it still had uses. This is where Atom did something better, by locking out certain interactions if CHA score was too low.
At the very steep price of whole perk. At best you would use it only once or twice to avoid gimping yourself too much. Unlike 3 you only get perks every two levels, not on every level.
Not saying its perfect. Just better balanced than Atom.Don't say FNV is balanced - I was able to finish it on the hardest difficulty without any trouble and I am not some kind of pro
Uh, didn't you play Fallout? And it's not rare item at all, you can buy any amount of it off the hospital chick.
Wut. Endurance is very important unless you play solo with stealth or like to savescumm (you basically wrote it yourself just above). Perception is important for ranged combat, Str for melee duh. Not to mention luck, the most awesome stat.
Dude, play the game as you want but don't tell others they're playing it wrong. Besides, to me stacking CHA is fucking nothing compared to the ability of raising END from 2 to 10 (or even 11) and getting respective HP pool before almost any major fight - THAT's ridiculous.
i never double-stacked effects in Fallout too, not a powergamer.
What the fuck mate. You clearly implied NOT ignoring the alleged flaw is laughable. But yeah, it's my wild interpretation, lmao.
No idea where you saw something like that in regards to ATOM, honestly. What I saw people mostly post itt that the difficulty is +/- fair and they usually did go blind hence missed lots of stuff like aforementioned parfume vendor or didn't figure out certain game mechanics right off the bat (hence the game seemed fairly difficult to them and there were even complains about hard encounters like the one on Playground). By the way, using legit game mechanics isn't exploit by any stretch.
Agree but I didn't say otherwise.
Friendly reminder that HP pool should allow to survive at least one turn in Fallout/ATOM enviroment (because you can heal as much as you want, duh) and that include crits, and in practice that means your chances of surviving against end game enemies are low with something like END < 5. Unless you play with stealth (feels like cheating almost) or at least heavily rely on offence (sniper/slayer).
That's not powergaming, that's just gaming. Try going into PF thread and tell people that you don't bother to buff more than once. Double psycho gives cap DR, just like double rad-x allows to forget about radiation. Sure, if Fallout would've been tweaked by some guy which goes by lets say Styg nickname, that shit would've been nerfed immediately but it wasn't and many would say for the better.
aod is one of the worst games I've ever played and this post gave me penis cancer.
Damn, while its pretty harsh it still find it a fair summary of the game. It could'be been great if devs had narrative or system design mastery like say Iron Tower developers have (especially with Colony Ship), instead the game is amateurishly made which is noticeable the most in its writing and gameplay. It still is a decent first attempt and its commendable that the project was developed to completion and into a polished enough game, unlike so many other indies. And despite its massive flaws you can still find enjoyment if you lower your expectations and simply find entertainment in roaming post-apocalyptic worlds, finding better gear, surviving. The effort shines through in some visual aspects so I wouldn't go as far as describing it as "miserable" experience overall.
That was accurate and hilarious but also why I think the game is so enjoyable. Most of the things mentioned aren't negative, instead they are what makes this game so special.
You talking aboutthe cryptobros should have been patched out
on the other hand, Jay from RLM fame is completely in character
Doesn't that make it genuinely Soviet?
not really, I like soviet cars a lot
