Its effects stack when dealing with rapid-fire weapons, causing guns like the 10mm Submachine Gun and the Chinese Assault Rifle to present damage totals that are simply silly.īenefit: You can drink a Blood Pack to get healed for 20 Hit Points, instead of the usual 1 Hit Point. Another +5 damage perk from Point Lookout that doesn’t work right-to your benefit. What’s even better is the fact that the game apparently applies this damage to everything, and not just Ghouls. With Feral Ghoul Reavers added into the game though… any help is welcome. Ghouls, even Glowing Ones, aren’t enough of a threat that you’d need the extra damage. Normally, a perk this limited wouldn’t seem all that great. You get this perk from reading Plik’s Journal in the Coastal Grotto. Still, if you think it’s for you… look at the reward for finishing the quest first, then decide. You won’t suffer many critical hits in this game already, and overall, they don’t seem to creep out of nowhere and ruin your day like in Fallout 1 & 2. You can get this perk by convincing Moira to stop working on the Wasteland Survival Guide. Getting 25% extra damage on these excellent Melee Weapons is a very welcome perk indeed. I don’t know about anybody else, but I didn’t really need any other weapons for The Pitt other than the Auto Axe. You get this perk when you collect 10 steel Ingots. You only get one, so choose what fits your character and play style best.īenefit: 25% resistance to fire, +1 bonus to Perception.īenefit: You’ve become an expert with the Auto Axe. You’ll get to choose one of two injections as a reward from Doctor Lesko for completing the objectives he gives you during the quest “Those!”. It also contains information on how to acquire some missable perks… so there’s that classic gamer dilemma… do you read, and risk spoilers, or do you avoid it, and risk ruining your perfect character? Decisions, decisions…īenefit: 25% resistance to fire, +1 bonus to Strength.

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