Lead Belly – Completely useless, as you can cook food for free to achieve the same effect, I still add it here as another RP perk. Offset this by increasing HP and HP refresh. Life Giver – I specifically have chosen an outfit for the look, leaving him a bit low on the damage resistance side of things. This is especially useful in FH as you can jump in the water and the game registers you as RAD immune no matter where you are.Īction boy – Refilling AP is both useful for VATs, and represents the ability to quickly recover breath from short sprints and track down prey with ease. Additionally, exploring the depths became a fun side-track for my Hunter. I like the idea of being able to use the environment as an ally.

Quick Hands – the one downside of the Lever Action Rifle is reload time, remedied with this useful perk.Īqua Boy – Many of the perks chosen later are for RP purposes, including the developed immunity to radiation in water. Dogmeat becomes more than just a pack-mule combined with your extremely high level of VATs accuracy. Gun fu – taking down multiple targets with a sizable VATs pool.Īttack Dog – This is the first time I’ve perked this and boy was I missing out. Ninja – some additional sneak multiplier damage. Sneak – Representing the ability to stalk without being heard. Penetrator – no game can hide from his clever eye.Ĭoncentrated Fire – additional damage in consecutive hits. This can be really helpful against tough opponents, as you can knock them down and throw an explosive on them while recovering your AP. The 'knock down' effect of rank 2 is amazing and often results in enemies being launched! (see video below). Sniper – represents additional ability to focus. You could also add better criticals and critical banker perks later if you really want an extra kick) L – 1 (anytime you have an extra point to give, drop it here to improve your VATs refill. P – 8 (Special book + Concord Bobblehead = 10)

Always careful to honor his kills, he became more than just an army asset, he became - The Huntsman. He grew fond of both the environment and even the animals he used to survive. This included hunting, gathering, trapping, fishing, cooking and wilderness medicine and survival. Acquiring the skills required to live off the land was a necessity. The Huntsman’s military specialty was advanced scouting, meaning he spent many weeks on his own in remote locations. Note: this build relies heavy on FH, and as such I would recommend against trying to recreate it without the DLC. A crack-shot rifleman, big game hunter and environmentalist of sorts. Finally, a great looking hood and unique feeling rifle for us to build with! These two new additions formed the basis for creating The Huntsman. One of the very first things that caught my eye was the Hunter’s Hood and the Lever-Action Rifle. I’ve been loquacious in my love of the Far Harbor DLC.

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