#Fallout 4 perk chart bug how to#
#Fallout 4 perk chart bug series#
#Fallout 4 perk chart bug simulator#

I had an idea of being a post-apocalyptic Johnny Appleseed of civilization. Hey, if youвЂ™re gonna go, you might as well go big. And I sure as hell wasnвЂ™t going to do the main quest again.

#Fallout 4 perk chart bug series#

Of course, permadeath survival runs are nothing new (long-time readers might remember Awesome ExMachinaвЂ™s excellent No/Clip series and his New Vegas experience) so I wanted to do something to spice it up, something to give my run a little more direction than wandering around and avoiding Super Mutants until I got bored. IвЂ™d wander up to the point where my survivor died and that would be the end of it.

I wanted to dive into Survival mode, but with my own special condition вЂ“ permadeath. It also does away with some of the video game niceties of the genre, no more fast-travel between previously visited areas, and bullets and health kits now carry a weight value like every other item.ДЄfter spending so many hours playing around with Fallout 4вЂs bits and pieces, I was ready for a challenge. It dramatically increases the amount of damage you receive (and dish out), requires the player to keep well nourished, hydrated, and rested while wandering or suffer stat debuffs, and introduces the possibility of illness and infection.

#Fallout 4 perk chart bug simulator#

Survival mode is FalloutвЂs attempt at leaning more towards a post-apocalyptic simulator than a thrill ride. But, for all the hours IвЂ™ve played, the multiple characters IвЂ™ve run, the gimmick builds and odd choices IвЂ™ve messed around with, there was one area of the game IвЂ™ve never interacted with before вЂ“ Survival mode. Like a ratty old sweater, itвЂ™s kind of comfortable in its familiarity, even if I know I should really just toss it out. In that case please let me know and I will try to fix them to the best of my ability.IвЂ™ve played a lot of Fallout 4.

#Fallout 4 perk chart bug how to#

This is my very first mod, I knew nothing about how to mod prior to atemting to create this, soВ there might be some problems. I made that change to make the perk more useful: in practise if you are running a low health build (nerd rage, rad powered etc) It becomes very hard to trigger that effect - you have to be above 20% health, let yourself get hit (which can be dangerous since you are running a glass canon build) then heal yourself back, but not to much, unless you want to wait until an enemy gets your health back down, not to mention that at 800 rads or higher the effect would never normally trigger. The alternative version (which I recommend) changes trigger condition for Destroyer of Acadia perk, so it would work like martyr's legendary effect (when you are in batle and at 20% health or lower). Now it should add resistance values and display that in game. V 1.1 Added fix for Far Harbor survivalist perk. I changed it so that the perks would trigger 100% of the time when player health falls below 20%, removed 4x damage effect cancelation making it actually last 30 seconds regardless and addedВ little animations (like during nerd rage) to show that effect has been triggered. What I found was very surprising: both perks had only 20% chance to trigger when your health fell below 20%, furthermore the 4x damage effect would be canceled once health was over 20%. So I decided to take a look at them in geck. On paper Far harbor perks looked very powerful (Protector and Destroyer of Acadia), but they didn't seem to work consistently or at all.