Your luck will override the negative effects of the Perk, but all your enemies will be constantly missing, breaking their own limbs or having guns explode in their faces.

If you want a fun gimmick build, choose Jinxed with a Luck 10 Character (this works for both games).

Once you've played through all (or even a good portion) of the game, start a new game and create a character with an INT score of 3 (or less).

If yours aren't high enough, use the appropriate drug(s) from your stash to boost them temporarily and try again.

Some accomplishments require minimum levels in one or more of your core attributes.

Keep this in mind during character creation. I won't go into how, but you can add 4 to strength, 1 to perception, 1 to charisma, 1 to intelligence, 2 to luck.

It's possible to permanently increase your stats in-game.

Don't bother spending points on unarmed - if you wait until the last city you can get it up to about 85%, then you can go back to the first city and another area to get it up to around 100 by the time you're done.

Obviously, this doesn't apply to massively unfair encounters like Super Mutants v. Let them wipe each other out, finish off the survivors, profit.

You sometimes hit encounters that says something like 'You come upon Group X fending off Group Y.' That's great.

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