Fallout 3: Teishisei Na Senshi - Revision history

Jamesp: /* Perks */ Brahmin spelled wrong

2009-05-21T14:10:59Z

‎Perks: Brahmin spelled wrong

Jamesp: Added disclaimer about how hard this character is

2009-05-21T14:07:56Z

Added disclaimer about how hard this character is

Jamesp at 01:57, 17 May 2009

2009-05-17T01:57:00Z

Jamesp at 22:43, 16 May 2009

2009-05-16T22:43:39Z

Jamesp: /* Tag Skills */

2009-05-16T22:42:20Z

‎Tag Skills

Jamesp: /* Perks */

2009-05-16T22:39:51Z

‎Perks

Jamesp: /* Perks */

2009-05-16T22:37:43Z

‎Perks

Jamesp at 20:34, 16 May 2009

2009-05-16T20:34:12Z

Jamesp at 20:04, 16 May 2009

2009-05-16T20:04:23Z

Jamesp: /* Perks */

2009-05-16T20:03:36Z

‎Perks

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 <li>Nerd Rage! (When HP below 20%, STR to 10, +50% to DR) [INT 5, '''Science 50''']</li>
 <li>Pyromaniac (+50% Dmg to Fire Weapons like Shishkebab) ['''Explosives 50''']</li>
-<li>Animal Friend 1 (Dog, Yao Guai, Mole Rat, Bramin won't attack) [CHR 6]</li>
+<li>Animal Friend 1 (Dog, Yao Guai, Mole Rat, Brahmin won't attack) [CHR 6]</li>
 <li>Toughness (+10% DR) ['''END 5''']<ref name="END" /></li>
 <li>Cyborg (+10% DR, +10% PR, +10% RR, +10 Energy Weapon) ['''Science 60''', '''Medicine 60''']</li>

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 Pros: Lots of caps because you can sell the plentiful small gun weapons and ammo and the valuable energy weapons. ''Melee'' is fed by the Strength S.P.E.C.I.A.L., which is derived into carry weight. "Infinite" ammo, only need to keep weapons repaired.
-Cons: Must get close to fight. '''''Cannot''''' become over encumbered or else you cannot charge enemies to drop dem bombs on 'em, son.  You will be at a disadvantage until you get followers--this is mitigated somewhat by using explosives. Difficult when attacked by multiple shooters.
+Cons: Must get close to fight. '''''Cannot''''' become over encumbered or else you cannot charge enemies to drop dem bombs on 'em, son.  You will be at a disadvantage until you get followers--this is mitigated somewhat by using explosives. Difficult when attacked by multiple shooters. '''This character type is not recommened for first-time or casual players as the combat is much more difficult. Use this character if you are familiar with this style of play and preferrably if you are familiar with some of the quests--''Those!'' is particularly difficult.'''
 === Tips and Strategies ===

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 Pros: Lots of caps because you can sell the plentiful small gun weapons and ammo and the valuable energy weapons. ''Melee'' is fed by the Strength S.P.E.C.I.A.L., which is derived into carry weight. "Infinite" ammo, only need to keep weapons repaired.
-Cons: Must get close to fight. '''''Cannot''''' become over encumbered or else you cannot charge enemies to drop dem bombs on 'em, son.  You will be at a disadvantage until you get followers
+Cons: Must get close to fight. '''''Cannot''''' become over encumbered or else you cannot charge enemies to drop dem bombs on 'em, son.  You will be at a disadvantage until you get followers--this is mitigated somewhat by using explosives. Difficult when attacked by multiple shooters.
 === Tips and Strategies ===
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 ** Charon, Jericho, Clover (bad karma)
 ** Charon, Butch, Sergeant RL-3 (neutral karma)
-* Be prepared to take some damage as you must charge most enemies. I supplement this character with ''Explosives''. You will need to spend caps on grenades--good thing you can sell ammo and small guns. Spend skill points into ''Explosives'' as I'm not tagging it.
+* Be prepared to take some damage as you must charge most enemies. I supplement this character with ''Explosives''. You will need to spend caps on grenades--good thing you can sell ammo and small guns.
-* Side-quest ''Those!'' is difficult for the in-your-grill player due to flame-throwing ants. Buy up some explosives or prepare to stimpack it out.
+* Side-quest ''Those!'' is difficult for the in-your-grill player due to flame-throwing ants. Buy up some explosives or prepare to stimpak it out.
-* No need for ammo means lots of caps--spend on Stimpacks and explosives.
+* No need for ammo means lots of caps--spend on stimpaks and explosives.
 * Save all Big Guns for followers. Stow them in your residence.  Also plan to gather up the schematics.  Refer to [[Fallout_3:_Junk_to_keep|this list]] to determine the stuff to hang onto (stowed at residence).
-* Difficult when surrounded by shooters (like fighting your way out of Megaton after committing murder)
+* Your modus operandi should be to get close. Either duck behind cover if there is only one adversary shooting, to wait for them to run up in range for a slice-job. If multiple shooters are coming or there is no cover, just run for the closest. At least running doesn't use AP, so you should recover points running from smackdown to smackdown (and the other shooters will mostly miss you while you are running unless you are running estraight at them).
-* Your modus operandi should be to get close. Either duck behind cover if there is only one adversary shooting, to wait for them to run up in range for a slice-job. If multiple shooters are coming or there is no cover, just run for the closest. At least running doesn't use AP, so you should recover points running from smackdown to smackdown (and the other shooters will mostly miss you while you are running unless you are running straight at them).
+* With speech checks (and perks), you should have a good haul of bonus reward caps/goods.e
 * With a decent strength, you get a damage bonus to ''Unarmed'' for free. If you find enough skill books and get the Bobblehead, you should be able to do some things with the Deathclaw Gauntlet.
-* I'm clunky with the controller so for X360/PS3 based games, I use V.A.T.S. '''''a lot'''''. My choice for Perks is geared that way (getting criticals in V.A.T.S. can end a person quickly--useful when you got a gang o' bros to dispatch).  Put another way, V.A.T.S. gives you more smackin for the action (points).
+* I'm clunky with the controller so for X360/PS3 based games, I use V.A.T.S. '''''a lot'''e''. My choice for Perks is geared that way (getting criticals in V.A.T.S. can end a person quickly--useful when you got a gang o' bros to dispatch).  Put another way, V.A.T.S. gives you more smackin for the action (points).
 * The tough kills (Yao Guai, Deathclaws and Super Mutant Behemoths) would do well for you to use the Dart Gun.  Seek out the schematic and wear ''Small Guns'' enhancing clothing (or spend a few points or go on a bobblehead/skill book hunt).  This will let you slow them down, so when you go toe to toe, you can back away if you are getting it handed to you. Just target the highest percentage body part, the Dart Guns poison ALWAYS cripples both legs (rear legs in case of Yao Guai) unless the creature coming at you has greater than 1000 hit points in each leg (none I've seen having finished the game once). This tip is universal though--slow down the big boys.
 * For the followers try this.  Early on in the game you should be close to neutral, no matter how you're gonna play it.  Close enough you could get down or up easily to Neutral to go ahead and purchase Sargent RL-3. If on a console, you can use the Sargeant RL-3 hack to get all the followers before AND after Raven Rock, so fill up early. The DC Mall area is tough for Melee / Unarmed types. If on a PC, go ahead and use the Console hack to use the Dogmeat cheat. By the time you get Fawkes, you will be fighting to get your XP, so be sure to have gotten a ranged skill in addition to ''Explosives'' or you'll miss lots of XP because your army will kill lots of things before you can Shishkebab them.  An alternative is to tell all your followers to use Melee tactics, but it's so sweet to see SPC/Charon with '''Vengeance''' and Fawkes with his Gatling just mowing down suckers.. By Fawkes, you should plan to have gotten up to level 20, so you aren't trying to level up anymore (unless playing Broken Steel).

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 '''''The Ninja uses his words first, then his sword.  She is charismatic, and has lots of friends.  The kind of friends that would DIE for her. '''''
-(Speech, Melee Weapons, Science)
+(Speech, Melee Weapons, Explosives)
 Pros: Lots of caps because you can sell the plentiful small gun weapons and ammo and the valuable energy weapons. ''Melee'' is fed by the Strength S.P.E.C.I.A.L., which is derived into carry weight. "Infinite" ammo, only need to keep weapons repaired.
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 ** Charon, Star Paladin Cross and Fawkes (good karma)
 ** Charon, Jericho, Clover (bad karma)
-** Charon, Butch, Sargeant RL-3 (neutral karma)
+** Charon, Butch, Sergeant RL-3 (neutral karma)
 * Be prepared to take some damage as you must charge most enemies. I supplement this character with ''Explosives''. You will need to spend caps on grenades--good thing you can sell ammo and small guns. Spend skill points into ''Explosives'' as I'm not tagging it.
 * Side-quest ''Those!'' is difficult for the in-your-grill player due to flame-throwing ants. Buy up some explosives or prepare to stimpack it out.
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 * Shishkebab (schematic as reward from '''Blood Ties''' side-quest, some travelling merchants). With the right perks and high ''Melee'' skill, it becomes worth it to have to run into fire to swing this and you will be DEADLY.
 * Others mentioned in Tips, but non are essential to this build.

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 # ''Speech'' (Charisma). You will be able to angle for better rewards and sometimes access shortcuts.
 # ''Melee'' (Strength). You will be slicing and dicing once you build the Shishkebab.
-# ''Science'' (Intelligence). Helps you shut down turrets.
+# ''Explosives'' (Perception). You'll be able to throw grenades and drop mines.
 === Perks ===

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 <li>Action Boy/Girl (+25 AP) [AGI 6]</li>
 <li>Better Criticals (+50% Critical Damage) ['''PER 6''', LUC 6]<ref name="PER">You will need to have gotten the Perception Bobblehead by this level or completed ''Those!''.</ref></li>
-<li>18</li>
+<li>Demolition Expert (+20% Dmg from Explosives) ['''Explosives 50''']</li>
 <li>Tag! (Sneak) [None]</li>
 <li>Ninja (+15% Crit Chc with Melee or Unarmed, +25% Dmg to Sneak Crit) ['''Melee 80''', '''Sneak 80''']<ref name="GRS">Grim Reaper's Sprint was considered at 20 as well, but this is the only build that Ninja really made sense and I wanted to give it a whirl.  A similar character, using ''Unarmed'' primarily and Grim Reaper's Sprint is [[Fallout_3:_Boom_Boom_Wootini|here]].</ref></li>

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-'''''The Ninja uses his words first, then his sword.  He is charismatic, and has lots of friends.  The kind of friends that would DIE for him. '''''
+'''''The Ninja uses his words first, then his sword.  She is charismatic, and has lots of friends.  The kind of friends that would DIE for her. '''''
 (Speech, Melee Weapons, Science)
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      S - 8 (2)
-     P - 4 (3)
+     P - 5 (2)
-     E - 4 (4)
+     E - 2 (5)
-     C - 7 (3)
+     C - 6 (4)
-     I - 7 (1)
+     I - 7 (2)
-     A - 5 (1)
+     A - 6 (1)
      L - 6 (0)
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 <ol start=2>
 <li>Little Leaguer (+5 Melee, +5 Explosives) [STR 4]</li>
-<li>3</li>
+<li>Black Widow (+10% Dmg to male, Unique Dialog) [None]</li>
 <li>Educated (+3 skill points / level)</li>
-<li>Comprehension (+2 instead of +1 per skill book read) (hang on to all skill books until this!)</li>
+<li>Comprehension (+2 instead of +1 per skill book read)</li>
-<li>6</li>
+<li>Scoundrel (+5 Speech, +5 Barter) [CHR 4]</li>
-<li>Toughness (+10 DR) (EN 5)</li>
+<li>Intense Training (+1 END)</li>
-<li>8</li>
+<li>Intense Training (+1 END)</li>
-<li>Strong Back (Carry 50 more pounds) (STR 5, EN 5)</li>
+<li>Strong Back (Carry 50 more pounds) (STR 5, '''END 5''')<ref name="END">You will need to have gotten the Endurance Bobblehead by this level.</ref></li>
-<li>Finesse (+5% Critical Chance)</li>
+<li>Finesse (+5% Critical Chance) [None]</li>
-<li>11</li>
+<li>Nerd Rage! (When HP below 20%, STR to 10, +50% to DR) [INT 5, '''Science 50''']</li>
-<li>12</li>
+<li>Pyromaniac (+50% Dmg to Fire Weapons like Shishkebab) ['''Explosives 50''']</li>
 <li>13</li>
 <li>14</li>
 <li>15</li>
-<li>Cyborg (+10 DR, +10 Poison Res, +10 Radiation Res) ('''Sci 60, Med 60''')</li>
+<li>Action Boy/Girl (+25 AP) [AGI 6]</li>
-<li>Better Criticals (+50% Critical Damage) ('''PER 6''', LUCK 6)</li>
+<li>Better Criticals (+50% Critical Damage) ['''PER 6''', LUC 6]<ref name="PER">You will need to have gotten the Perception Bobblehead by this level or completed ''Those!''.</ref></li>
-<li>18</li>
+<li>Tag!</li>
-<li>Action Boy/Girl (+25 AP in V.A.T.S) (AGI 6)</li>
+<li></li>
 <li>Ninja (+15% Crit Chc with Melee or Unarmed, +25% Dmg to Sneak Crit) ['''Melee 80''', '''Sneak 80''']<ref name="GRS">Grim Reaper's Sprint was considered at 20 as well, but this is the only build that Ninja really made sense and I wanted to give it a whirl.  A similar character, using ''Unarmed'' primarily and Grim Reaper's Sprint is [[Fallout_3:_Boom_Boom_Wootini|here]].</ref></li>
 </ol>
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 === Quest Perk Choices ===
-*''Those!'': Ant Might (+1 Str +25% Fire Res)
+*''Those!'': Ant Sight (+1 PER +25% Fire Res)
 *''Wasteland Survival Guide'': Give the Snide response to Moira to get the Critical Chance bonus (along with PR and RR)

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 *''Those!'': Ant Might (+1 Str +25% Fire Res)
 *''Wasteland Survival Guide'': Give the Snide response to Moira to get the Critical Chance bonus (along with PR and RR)
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