The drawbacks are pretty intense but so few skills are worth investing in that it's always worth it. This trait gives you seven more SPECIAL points to work with. Let me dive into my notes for the games for some quick tips you can talk your way out of the fight, but in general investing early into unarmed in 2 is worth because you won't find a gun for some time and there are 2 sidequest that require unarmed. in 1 no, in 2 some of them are quite useful. If you want i can give you a rundown on all of them. Bullets weight is more of a problem, but there are many ways to increase strenght. it depend on the weapon, but merchants restock frequently so you won't often run out of ammo unless you use something like a minigun. whitout spoiling you should talk with people untill they tell you about the ghoul settlement. Charisma is important in 2 if you want an army of companions, but keeping it at 6 or so won't cripple you. high speech is easier than combat but you don't need to do it. And even them, both games can be cheesed by getting endgame equipment very early.
There are so many way to beat any main quest that you won't ever hit a wall regardless of the buils. In general, intelligence and ability are very importany so unless you do a low int playtrough you want both high. In general non combat skill never requires to go over 100% and you get a lot of skill points, so as long as you don't try to increase everything at once you are fine(also, a couple skills are clearly worthless, like gambling.) it depend, it's highly recomendable to have several high skills instead of just dumping everything into energy weapon. Trying to remain spoiler-free, what is the best course of action to obtain the water chip in the first game? stats increased? Do you get another stat every few levels, or are certain events/items the only way to increase them?
How important is charisma and speech in these games? I know that several other games oversell how much you can talk your way out, and I'm curious if Fallout falls into that category, or if those skills actually do something in these games. Conversely, are there any skills and perks I should avoid? Are there any "You must have this skill/perk/whatever or else you may as well be doing a challenge run" kind of deals? I know that "Gifted" is called this, but I'm curious if there are any others. Are there any advantages to playing with a balanced character, or is it better to run a specialized one? I started playing Fallout 1 yesterday, and I have a few questions for both games: I've been thinking about getting into Fallout 1 and 2 again, as it's been a while since I've last tried them out, and I never got very far in either game.
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