Few things in life are as annoying as dealing with a broken bone or realizing that you're carrying too much stuff. So what would happen to someone's spirit if they were forced to endure both not only at the same time, but also forever? Can You Beat Fallout 4 While Completely Crippled And Over-Encumbered?
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Can You Beat Fallout 4 While Completely Crippled And Over-Encumbered? (in text form)
You're gonna notice on your screen a series of numbers that are increasing at an alarming rate. Those of you with an eye for fashion will no doubt know that those represent time. In order to understand the pain I put myself through over the course of a single 4 day period, you need the timer. It will help keep things in perspective. With my character as true to life as inhumanly possible, I immediately f**ked up by not being broken on every level. The curtains don't yet match the drapes. Using a console command named after a joke I refuse to let die, the condition of both my arms, both my legs, my chest, and head are all set to 0. Thankfully by captain crunching my bones through the power of prayer, no amount of medicine will heal me. I can still use Stimpaks and other healing items while my limbs remain 100% crippled at all times. In that batch command is also a command to set my carry weight to 1.
Unlike my New Vegas Godless Pacifist run that I did on a whim, this one I did not. I thought I had a pretty good handle on things after I assigned my points, but a series of misfortunes happened to land on my lap. I'm not ready for that, you're not ready for that, let's come back to it. These are how I assigned my SPECIAL points so I could get a few useful perks as early as possible. The big 3 perks are Rooted, Aquaboy, and Idiot Savant. Rooted adds 25 to both energy and real damage resistance when you're not moving, Aquaboy coats your body in plastic wrap to keep you from taking radiation damage in various liquids, and Idiot Savant has been proven to be better at leveling you up quickly than maxed out Intelligence. If you're wondering about Gordon, it's the most slug-like name I could think of. Completely broken on every level now, a new bulletin told us about some possible rain later, and I hobbled towards the Vault. See how fast I'm moving indoors? That was the game f**king with me. This is me moving like someone who cares they're about the become the dust that irritates my nose 200 years from now.
It's so slow that if you stop for any reason your guy will attempt to get into the dying position. Based purely on guesswork because, I'd say it took me to double digit minutes just to walk to the Vault. It was kind of them to hold off the end of the world for me. I went down to the vault, got froze, thawed out, and the real game. See that guy in the upper right? You're gonna love him whether you like it or not. He’s here and he’s not going anywhere any time soon. Despite the cartoon guy moving faster than I do, I've got a few tricks up my skirt. First, there's the life saver, the only reason I continued this challenge in Fallout 4 after learning what comes later: the auto run button. Press it and you walk automatically. Next there's the melee attack shortcut discovered first by Cole Miners back in 2011.