Video Games Playing Fallout 4 and my old strategy still works as well as ever

[Blockinlick]

I just got around to playing Fallout 4 less than a week ago.

I have used to same basic strategy in every Fallout game I have played so far (FO1, FO2, FO: New Vegas, FO4). It has worked well every time. In fact, it's so good in Fallout 4, it outright cheeses the game.

Step 1: Start with 9 strength (carry weight & melee damage), 9 endurance (To be a tank), 9 intelligence (Leveling up faster means progressing faster)

Step 2: Take all the melee damage (Not the hand-to-hand ones though) perks and whatever perks heal or enhance healing effects. This makes you the incredible hulk in Power Armor
Step 3: Get a Super Sledge

Step 4: Kill 98% of enemies with Super Sledge while hoarding 5mm ammo to kill the other 2% with a Minigun

Most people beat it around level 45... I'm on track to beat it by level 22 lol

 

[LividJay]

I just got around to playing Fallout 4 less than a week ago.

I have used to same basic strategy in every Fallout game I have played so far (FO1, FO2, FO: New Vegas, FO4). It has worked well every time. In fact, it's so good in Fallout 4, it outright cheeses the game.

Step 1: Start with 9 strength (carry weight & melee damage), 9 endurance (To be a tank), 9 intelligence (Leveling up faster means progressing faster)

Step 2: Take all the melee damage (Not the hand-to-hand ones though) perks and whatever perks heal or enhance healing effects. This makes you the incredible hulk in Power Armor
Step 3: Get a Super Sledge

Step 4: Kill 98% of enemies with Super Sledge while hoarding 5mm ammo to kill the other 2% with a Minigun

Most people beat it around level 45... I'm on track to beat it by level 22 lol

Sounds about right.

Back when I streamed on Twitch I played a whole lot of Fallout 4. I did challenge builds that intentionally made the game harder. Much more fun that way.