That's because Perception helps the all-important red threat markers appear on your HUD quickly, which will prove to be extremely useful when you're stalking about unfamiliar or dangerous environments. at least unless you intent to specialize exclusively in the three realms which Perception will specifically help you master. Perception is one of those statistics that you'll want to dump at least some points into without giving it too much credence. "A high Perception grants a bonus to the Explosives, Lockpick and Energy Weapons, and determines when red compass markings appear (which indicate threats)." Thus, a high Strength statistic is worth your consideration, even if it comes at the detriment to another S.P.E.C.I.A.L. As you'll find out sooner rather than later as you begin to experience Fallout: New Vegas, carrying a lot of equipment around with you isn't only beneficial, but actually outright integral to your long-term success. Because if you're not playing with a melee/bare fists slant, your Strength will really only determine your "raw power" strictly in terms of how much equipment you can carry. What this all depends on is whether or not you'll be exploring extensively, and whether or not you intend on carrying a lot of equipment at one time.
It affects how much you can carry, the power of all melee attacks, and your effectiveness with many heavy weapons."Įven if you don't intend on fighting with melee weapons or your bare fists, there's still something to be said about raising your Strength to a pretty high level in the game. "Strength is a measure of your raw physical power. We'll then discuss the skills in more depth, and talk about why or why not a skill may or may not be important for you.
The brief explanations below are ripped from the game itself, allowing you to understand better just what each statistic directly affects. is, for now, what we will concentrate exclusively on. (which we will discuss shortly), S.P.E.C.I.A.L. While there are a more complicated and more expansive set of statistics that live within S.P.E.C.I.A.L. is an acronym, and it stands for Strength, Perception, Endurance, Charisma, Intelligence, Agility and Luck. Near the beginning of the game, you'll be introduced to the outlying, basic statistical system in New Vegas, which is called S.P.E.C.I.A.L. Like many RPGs, just about everything that happens in Fallout: New Vegas is determined by numerical statistics, behind-the-scenes dice rolling, and how various numbers match up with one another in order to give advantages or disadvantages to just about every person, action and scenario in the entire game. A good place to begin understanding Fallout: New Vegas is to quite simply delve into the game's statistical background.
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