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Reduces the quality of criticals by 30%, the opposite of Better Criticals. It's never worth getting for HtH characters, because you will raise your skill high enough so that you can make targetted attacks to the head or eyes, raising your critical chance, and as far as the math goes, the bonus...

55% from advanced power 5% from boxing (1% per fight, fight all 5 rounds) 10% from combat plates 70% total

You can still go into the character screen before boosting your stats. Just click cancel on the perk window, and it will appear next time you try to open your character screen. Every time the perk window comes up, it will refresh the choices based on your stats. This works with both the...

The topic creator's problem is more relevent to the unpatched game than a modded version. And, after solving his problem, that was the case.

Oh, by random encounters, I meant combat random encounters. I'm just wondering because in one of my playthroughs I used falche to make my outdoorsman as low as possible because I wanted to maximize the number of random encounters I got, and thus, xp gain.

Yeah pretty much just do a manual install to the flash drive, while changing all the directory paths.

Very good, except you say not to rely on drugs. Drugs can actually be very useful for getting extra power during a fight, and the negative effects can always be rested off. Also, you don't have to use the drug right before you level up. You can use them after you level up, and then go back to...

I can't think of any perks worth getting that require 6 endurance... but anyway, you can take buffout and it will temporarily put your endurance high enough to be elligible for the perk.

Help.

so its about useless in FO1? that's what i thought but i could never figure it out

I know in Fallout 2, outdoorsman gives the choice of whether or not you want to engage in an encounter. But since the original Fallout does not have this option, what does outdoorsman do in Fallout? Does it simply reduce the frequency of random encounters, in which case making it more...

Thanks, one word answer really answers my questions.

I get blackouts too. Disabling hardware acceleration, or even disabling your video card, can solve the problem. Also, you can get rid of the blackouts by pressing either C or P to open up a full-screen menu that clears the blackouts.

It depends on the machine and how much you choose to gamble. Slot machines you win more often than at tables, but slot machines break down if you win too much. The larger the amount you bet, the lower the chance of winning. With 100%+ gambling skill, you should be able to bet the lowest...

in an old fallout 2 strategy guide i found, (the ones made in paper, if you remember those days), there is an opened moore's briefcase item... but was never implemented i assume

In the original Fallout, doesn't the game always choose to avoid the encounter? Thus, to maximize random encounters, never raise outdoorsman?

Gravedigging? Not familiar with that term. I'm new here, sry

k, I did read the stickies, but there's nothing in them about Windows 2000

I run windows 2000 and I would like to play Fallout but I had trouble reading all that technical jargon. Can you explain how I can play Fallout for windows 2000?