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>wonder what weapons you use for early game if you decided to go full on energy weapons
None. Whatsoever. I did not found a single one. At this point I'm 92% into small guns despite not having tagged them. I'm using 10mm SMG, and will swap for anything better like a assault rifle once I find one.
>caravans
>They are a really good way to farm money and ammo.
Yeah, I'm having a blast with these firefights, especially since Mutt and Keri are not complete fucking retards like companions in Fallout 1 and mildly brain-damaged like those in fallout 2. I honestly doubt they have some kind of advanced-adaptative-tactics to them, but I'm positive the czechs either rewritten the combat AI entirely from the ground up, because enemies are also way smarter than in 1 and 2, or gave them some sort of scripting (which I doubt because caravan encounters look procedurally generated, but IDK sometimes people just straight up programm like 60 variable encounters themselves. It fits the fandom).
Anyway, this turned out longer than I expected, my point is Mutt can hide behind other people, uses targeted attacks (good boy!) and Keri ACTUALLY FUCKING STRAFES A SINGLE STEP BEFORE BURST FIRING, DID YOU SEE THAT MARCUS, YOU USELESS PIECE OF CUNT?
>caravans cont.
Shitton of loot, and some cash. I get that the main reward is loot but still a few extra bucks would not hurt. At least it's more than they did in Fallout 2 which paid like 200 per trip.
>First big city quests are kinda hard, unless you know where to get easy ones
Classic 2000 style design. I had it with Gothic series - game difficulty designed to be enjoyable when you play it for the second time, not the first.
>amnesia
Yeah, dont spoil I want my MunchKing to be... tormented
>It's not really a big journey but i hope you are enjoing it.
Sedit seems even bigger than Hub and Corath isnt a small place either. I never made it to ABQ so I cannot say much about that one.

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