Level 6: Prerequisites Ranks Comments / Rating

Unlock the best perks in Fallout Tactics! Learn about prerequisites, ranks, and ratings for Level 6 perks like Adrenaline Rush, Educated, and More Criticals to optimize your squad.

Alright, let's dive into the perks available at Level 6 in Fallout Tactics. This is where things start getting really interesting, as some of these can seriously boost your squad. We've got a mix of requirements here, from basic stats to specific skills, and each perk has a rank that tells you how impactful it is. Don't worry, I'll break down which ones are actually worth your precious perk points and which ones are pretty much a waste.

Level 6 Perks: Breakdown

Here's the rundown on each perk, what you need to get it, and whether it's actually any good:

• Adrenaline Rush — Requires ST < 6. Rank 1. This one's pretty much useless, so don't bother.
• Bone Head — Requires '?'. Rank 1. Honestly, nobody's really sure what this does, and it's probably not worth finding out. Rank 1 suggests it's weak anyway.
• Bonus Move — Requires AG 5. Rank 2. Sounds great for action-based combat, but if you're playing in turn-based mode (CTB), it's actually useless.
• Bonus Ranged Damage — Requires AG 6, LK 6. Rank 2. This is a really good one, especially if you've got a squad focused on shooting. Definitely consider this for your gunners.
• Cancerous Growth — Requires ST < 7, Ghouls Only. Rank 1. The '?' here suggests it's not well understood or particularly useful. Plus, it's only for Ghouls, limiting its use.
• Educated — Requires IN 6. Rank 3. This is an average perk, but it becomes really good if your character started with the 'Gifted' trait. It's a solid choice for general character development.
• Gambler — Requires Gambling 50%. Rank 1. Just average. Unless you plan on spending a lot of time in casinos, this isn't a priority.
• Ghost — Requires Sneak 60%. Rank 1. It's rated from bad to average. The bonus only kicks in when it's dark, which isn't all the time, making it situational at best.
• Harmless — Requires Steal 50%, Not for Deathclaws! Rank 1. This is an average perk. Good if you're trying to be a sneaky thief, but remember it won't work on Deathclaws.
• Heave Ho! — Requires ST < 9. Rank 1. This one's rated as bad. Probably best to skip it.
• More Criticals — Requires LK 6, Not for Mutants! Rank 3. This is a very good perk, especially if you're building a sniper character. The extra critical hit chance is huge.
• Negotiator — Requires Barter 70%. Rank 1. It's average. Useful if you want to get better deals, but not essential for combat.
• Pack Rat — Requires None. Rank 1. This is average, and only really useful if your character has a low Strength stat and struggles with carrying capacity.
• Pathfinder — Requires EN 6, Outdoorsman 40%. Rank 2. This is completely useless. There are no time limits in this game, so the bonus movement in outdoor areas doesn't help you at all.
• Quick Recovery — Requires AG 5. Rank 1. It's average. Might help you get back up faster, but there are better options.
• Rad Resistance — Requires EN 6, IN 4, Not for Ghouls! Rank 2. This is a bad perk. Two Rad-X pills will give you way better protection, making this perk a waste of a slot.
• Ranger — Requires PE 6. Rank 1. Average. It's only really useful if you have one character who can take it, as it's not a massive boost for the whole squad.
• Salesman — Requires Barter 50%, Not for Animals! Rank 1. This is an average perk. Good for haggling, but not a combat game-changer.
• Silent Running — Requires AG 6, Sneak 50%. Rank 1. This is a very good perk, especially if you're building a character focused on stealth and assassinations ('Slayers').
• Snakeater — Requires EN 3. Rank 2. This is useless. Don't waste your points here.
• Stunt Man — Requires ST 6, EN 6, AG 6. Rank 1. Rated as average, maybe. It's a bit of a question mark, and probably not a top-tier choice.
• Way of the Fruit — Requires CH 6, Not for Animals! Rank 1. This one's a bit of a mystery ('?'). GUILER (a player) notes it gives a bonus to Strength if you eat a fruit, kind of like drugs but without the downsides. It's an interesting, if niche, bonus.

Tips: When picking perks, always think about your character's build. If you're a shooter, grab 'Bonus Ranged Damage'. If you're going for critical hits, 'More Criticals' is your friend. And if stealth is your game, 'Silent Running' is essential. Avoid the 'useless' ones like 'Adrenaline Rush' and 'Pathfinder' – those points are better spent elsewhere!