This perk is mostly useful for people who like to use VATS, like to have others help them, and who don't mind relying on luck. When Miss Fortune appears, she'll mostly knock over enemies rather than kill them, which will give you time to make extra attacks. Appearing only in V.A.T.S., she has the ability to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. Just when your enemies think they have the upper hand, Miss Fortune appears to turn their world upside down. If you're playing a character who relies on VATS, then it's useful. This perk is about as good as Action Boy, but it's available 6 levels sooner. logic, reducing all action point costs by 10%. You are able to optimize your Pip-Boy's V.A.T.S. If you're reasonably thorough, then you'll hit level 30 well before the end of the game, and so picking an experience bonus is just a waste of a perk. The Here and Now perk immediately grants an additional experience level, complete with all the advantages that brings. Critical hits are necessary for defeating the tougher enemy DTs, and so this is a perk that every character should have. This perk increases your critical hit chance by 5%. With the Finesse perk, you have a higher chance to score a critical hit on an opponent in combat, equivalent to 5 extra points of Luck. This perk primarily affects geckos, legion mongrels, and nightstalkers (even though nightstalkers are considered abominations rather than animals by the game), and so it's somewhat useful early in the campaign, but not so much by the end.

At the second rank, they will actually come to your aid in combat, but never against another animal. At the first rank of this perk, animals simply won't attack.

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