Note: Any NPCs (not including companions) who witness you eating a corpse will attack you. There are plenty of food items in the game, so there isn't any need to eat corpses - even in hardcore mode. But every time you feed, you lose Karma, and if the act is witnessed, it is considered a crime against nature. You can view Category:Perks for an alphabetical listing of perks (as well as all perk-related content) in all Fallout games.With the Cannibal perk, when you're in Sneak mode, you gain the option to eat a corpse to regain hit points. Lists of perks for each game can be found on these pages (also listed above): In Fallout: New Vegas, the perk rate is set at 2. In Fallout 3 and Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel, the player gets to choose a perk (or "skill") at every level-up. When choosing the Skilled trait, the perk rate is reduced so that the player can choose a perk every four levels. In Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics the player can choose a perk every three levels, with Fallout Tactics offering different rates for non-human characters. Perks of a companion, affecting only them.Ī character's perk rate determines how often the player gets to choose a new perk (or an additional level for an already obtained one). The perk disappears if the companion is no longer in the party. Perks related to a companion and affecting the party as a whole. Perks obtained as a reward for challenges.
In Fallout: New Vegas, the number of original implant perks (not those of Old World Blues) you can receive is equal to your Endurance statistic. Perks obtained through implantation of implants by an Auto-Doc and costing money. Perks obtained by special actions or interactions with other characters. They are classed by level or point required, and generally have stats requirements for appear selectable. The most common perks, selected during a level up compared to the perk rate. When a critical hit with a perks ability is used a gif of that perk is seen at the bottom of the screen. Brian Fargo played Fallout over the weekend again and loved the perks, and so did everyone else in Q/A who could differentiate their characters from one another with them. Chris Taylor had came up with a list of perk to add to Fallout in a single day, and Tim Cain had programmed and implemented them the next day. The initial premise for perks came from Brian Fargo who had played Fallout 1 over a weekend, but wanted something more than just skill points when leveling up.
Perks were created, along with the SPECIAL system, in 2 weeks with perks being created last.
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