Among the many we are explore are Lady Killer, Black Widow, and Child At Heart. Perk Pack #1 is supreme ruler of all Perk Packs.
It's a long time since I have played the original Fallout and I had forgotten how different the settings were between Fallout and Fallout2.
Skills can be raised generally by reading journals, picking perks and using the skill itself. The remaining 43 perks are largely useless due to systemic issues present in SPECIAL and general game balance (or lack thereof): These are hidden perks that apply whenever the Vault Dweller has a particular weapon equipped, providing additional bonuses. A quick breakdown of the usability of perks is as follows: Perks in this category provide miscellaneous bonuses that do not fit in other categories. If you aren't clicking through ("Continue" or whatever it is ) the skill screen, do that, too Let me know if that helps.There are 53 character perks in Fallout. Try loading the Two Perks Per Level esp last in your load order (in FOMM, drag it to the bottom). The way I set it up, it reduces your gained SP temporarily to 0, so the skill screen is just a cosmetic glitch - or are you saying that when you pass through the skill screen, it doesn't take you to the perk screen? I can't *imagine* why that would happen! Unless you are loading a mod after it that changes iLevelsPerPerk (a GMST/gamesetting) to something other than 1 (which would, indeed, screw up this mod). It will inevitably take you to the skill screen. Am i missing a crucial step? I'm using some other mods that add or modify perks, could these be in conflict. When i level up I'll go through the normal level up screens, then I'll wait a few seconds for the screen to appear to select my next perk, but it takes me to the skill select screen and that's it. I'm trying to use this mod in conjunction with XFO, but I seem to run into some problems with this. Kyle pinchen Posts: 3475 Joined: Thu 9:01 pm I've put in a check, so if you have swift learning, you may simply lose a little xp each time you gain an extra perk, but not necessarily, and shouldn't be much at all (whatever passes over the new-level mark will be lost). NOTE: Not recommended for use with Swift Learning, at any rank. Similarly, I can add a 3 Perks per level version, etc. If I get requests, I'll add a retroactive module (this one only works on levels gained after installation). Plus, there are so many perk-adding modules (like my own "perk paths" at or ), it can feel overwhelming to choose and underwhelming how many perks you get. The wasteland is harsh, and perks are fun. Now you can gain TWO perks per level! While it may sound like cheating, most never thought that when they went from a perk every two levels to a perk every level. From the readme at (go there for updates and details!):
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