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I am playing with this build right now in Survival Mode. I advise not remaining under 20% You lose out on the best parts of an Endurance build by trying to have Nerd Rage up all the time.
Admantium Skeleton is excellent for melee builds. When you’re right next to an enemy, getting crippled can be a death sentence. Lifegiver healing is percentage based. You’ll heal your entire hp bar in the same amount of time, whether you have 100, or 1500 hp. Frankly, in survival, this perk’s rank 3 is godly when you’re high level. The amount of food needed to fully heal is insane. 10-15 units, easy. The carry weight this perk saves starts to really add up.
if the beserker only works on enemys up to level 14, its better to duplicate the hallusinegen gas grenades using dogmeat. it works on (at least human) enemys up to level 50. higher than level 50 and they are to strong for it.
In my opinion concrntrated fire is more important than gun fu. So i would change to P9 and A4 or 5 for action girl early. Hitting the enemies is more important than more vats points.
Perception has always been the worst atrtribute to invest in on 3d fallout games. Not only does it depend on a single mechanic to work, but it also relies on two other attributes to work. Say bye bye to fast leveling, better carry weight, speech checks and high hp. Because every single other point you haven't spent in perception needs to go to agility and luck if you want to have the best use for vats. Either that or also say goodbye to crits
Kind of a biased review. The syringer is basically useless for an all skills all weapons no roleplaying character. Roleplay builds and challenge runs could get a lot of use out of it. The level limit on some shots is frustrating though
In my experience, the hp regen is percentage based, for life giver and solar powered. The meter fills at what seems a constant rate. Every 3 seconds, youre healed 10%, or thereabouts. I rushed life giver on Survival play through 2, thinking the extra HP is good. It was about 15% of my total HP. And the heading was nice. I honestly didn’t play any attention to my max hp was until I was level 90. My hp was 1400ish, and the regen would fill the meter just as fast as before. If it were 5hp/sec, like you said, it would take over 4 1/2 minutes to fill the meter. It takes around 30 seconds, like before, even with over 1400hp. On Survival, it’s really nice to stay topped off, without having to carry extra weight to do so. The remove radiation Second Rank is also excellent on Survival. A built-in benefit to Survival is Adrenaline, which is a damage boost. Killing enemies increases it, sleep decreases it. Using RadAway tires you out, so you need to sleep sooner, besides also making you susceptible to illness. If you want to take full advantage of Adrenaline, you don’t want to take time to go to a doctor. It’s not amazing, but it does make things easier. On PS4, Lifegiver doesn’t activate while in combat.
In the updated Survival mode, healing is incredibly slow. As I understand it, each healing item heals over time. For example, Purified water is 0.4/ sec. Drinking more water won’t increase the rate. Eat a Cram, Instamash and Salisbury steak, and you get a rate of healing added for each. So the sum of the rates means you heal faster. The total healing isn’t much, but HP regen is faster. It’s probably a but of a pain, but you could open the menu, eat a buffet of healing items, wait until they stop healing, then do it again. You could cut your time getting to full health by half. In that case, I can see not taking rad damage as a plus. The downside, is that once you’re high level, and high HP, that’s quite the ask, to eat 50 snacks. That’s when percentage based healer perk like Medic looks good.
Dog meat duplicate double ammo do the dup glitch pick up ammo and then drop all of that ammo you have on the ground quick save and exit menu and reload all ammo dog picked up on ground will now be double amount instead of 1 bullet
@@donovan942 Yeah and I didn't even know about it the first couple times I played when I learned about it it was allot more fun lol there's allot of videos showing how it's done. There is a underground bunkers behind a house in sanctuary with gold bars duplicate them and sell for allot of caps. There is also a way to duplicate junk items and materials by going into work shop mode and hit (scrap) slightly earlier than (store) but almost at the same and you have to (hold down) store button while you accept scrap then it'll ask you to store that item immediately after so you scraped and stored an extra of that item you'll know you did it because it'll have 2 menus on top of each other don't forget to hold down store button when you do it. And with that you have infinite caps bc you can create a weapon shop and scrap and store it over and over. The dogmeat glitch works with weapons and armor but armor too but armor is allot harder to do but it does work. The best thing besides ammo is duplicating aid like stimpacks packs. Just don't forget to quick save and it doesn't work by loading the quick save you have to exit to main menu first and just push continue. Once you start to get the timing down it's allot faster to send the dog just far enough away to run instead of walk and he'll stop and do the pick up animation allot faster.
i think there's a glitch with the ten any mod or at least it works better with it i think. but you can make it so you can put a shotgun or wooden stock on the syringer. and other scopes as well.
Maiking the batch file is easy, the tricky thing is getting all the right codes, specially from a new installed mod cause i dont want to manually copy each code to my bat file, is there a way to export the result of "help armor 0 armo" for instance? so we can get the body of the bat file already writen?
ik this is 5 years too late however i just want to say a few things anyway to correct people on this. if a weapon shoots and does damage to someone it is classed as a gun even if it is a utillity/toy gun pretend gun whatever. in fallout 4's case. there are syringes designed to deal more damage and have a damage output. i will admit that late game these damage multiplyers do end up becoming pointless for 99 percent of it however early game it is still useful as both a gun and a utillity weapon. think of it as this. for anyone who grabs the pistol from the vault at the start then goes to diamond city to get the syringer then also crafts the bleed out syringe then compared the 2 once both are modified in damage (and excluding all types of boosted damage from mags, bobbleheads and any other sort. the syringe i believe is stronger although it is damage over time. to under rate the bloatfly syringe though is a bit harsh to the weapon/gun. ik that no one actually knows what the chance of it working is (which i believe its randomly generated anyway), but for it to be able to spawn in a hostile creature that if used correctly, would be able to help you in battle, plus the addition that i can spawn legendaries that can regenerate to full hp once low enough, glowing variants and the normal variant, AND the other addition people forget about is that you can use VATS to target it again with another syringe to either get it to become aggressive become passive or go limp so it doesnt come to attack you, makes it so much better and can actually be classed as a gun as well. the syringer gets under rated too much for what it actually is and can do even in fallout 76. ive killed low levels with it, ive cleared out areas for quests with it ive used it as stealth which is probally its strongest point with it. its a quiet weapon or seemingly quiet weapon that honestly needs to get more attention to it. the syringes its self are unique and have so many ways it can be used correctly and even though its a low damage weapon it still works. i carried it around at one point in fallout 4 past level 20 using it. i was only i think using bleedout at the time or bloatfly as a more aggressive approch to using it but at least i used it correctly and knew how to. its like under rating the 9 or 10mm that you get at the start of the game. easily modifiable and 1st weapon you come across and at the start of the game, easily able to get ammo and another gun i was still using past level 20 along with the alien blaster and railroad rifle oh and the railroad pistol from the quest. nice times honestly.
I think some of this perks are very good in survival mode. I'm playing with survival mode and Radaway and Stimpaks have also negative effects (especially Radaway). Since I have to walk all the way across the glowing sea and I can't save unless I find a bed, for example, solar powered is very useful. In fact, the first time I went there, I did use at least three Radaways and I was very tired, with reduction of at least three SPECIAL; the second time, while I was adsorbing radiations, I was also losing them, thanks to solar powered.
Nice build, but when I have access to Blitz, my builds almost automatically focus on melee - Fallout 4 melee ninja is like Skyrim's stealth archer for me. I can't force me not to use Blitz at all, but I can manage to use it against melee enemies only.
10 end, 10 int using power armor with emergency protocols and overdrive servos using automatic weapons with high mag capacity, preferably assault rifle or Prototype UP77 constant 75-79% rads swapping your armor helmet to a hat with endurance and then back to helmet triggers nerd rage (hotkey those two) a kill in nerd rage or some purified water heals you back up if you even ever took damage since you're perma raged anyway Curie follower perk helps enjoy
and yeah you have a lot of freedom here with the rest of the build some notes tho: pain train doesnt seem to work in nerd rage for whatever reason and it's such a shame; you don't wanna use vats ever; you dont wanna use solar powered, ghoulish or any form of buffout since temporary endurance fucks you over; psycho helps; heavy weapons are great, too; lone wanderer is awesome after u get curie, preston and danse perks yada yada
I have a theory about the ammunition type: PAX syringe. Pax syringe appears as AID instead of ammo. It could be a syringe type that was made to calm down patients or those undergoing interrogation and relax them, sort of like an anesthetic to mellow the person out, this is why you can consume it right from your inventory: the PAX syringe is meant to help; meant to help you; make you need not worry about the hullabaloo. It gives you a full 30 seconds vacation and thanks you for your patience.
I know I'm late, but thanks for this awesome video. I watched one of your other videos(one punch man) and I didn't sub for some reason, but now I was looking up information on the syringer and yours is the most detailed I've found, great job man. I'm just starting a world's first no kill no damage run of Fallout 4, and the syringer is going to be my go to weapon at the beginning of the game until I can unlock the pacification perks, So far I've made it through Vault 111, and it was not easy, lol. Anyway, just wanted to say you've got a sub from me now, keep up the great work, I'm gonna have to check out what else you've done, if you get any free time come check out my playthroughs.
Thanks for the analysis. I’m doing a stealth build right now that uses this item. Bloatfly syringe is fun in a crowded room like Corvega. It also spawns legendaries about 1/4 times in survival mode. The “damage” syringes are actually useful for early game pulling mobs into land mines. After you can craft / buy something with a silencer, that has less use naturally. The endangeroul syringe is actually super useful against heavy armor enemies like BOS or boss Raiders in power armor and things like mirelurks and deathclaws. The berserk syringe is useful up until you get rank 2 of intimidation which basically replaces it and works on higher level enemies. So, almost everything has a valid use, just not all super useful for your entire run.
great guide - adamantium skeleton perk is goin to beuseful when im playing on survival, with modded enemy damage doing X2.7. for example, a landmine does 270 dmg! 👍
