True Perks

The most in-depth overhaul of Perks ever.

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Far Harbor Nuka World DLC

Freeze Intimidation Overhaul (optional, if you want to use a compatibility patch):

Lunar Fallout Overhaul Deluxe (optional, if compatibility patch is required):

Updated on July 17th:

Version 9.4

Bug fixes

Version 9.3

Bug fixes

Updated to version 9.3 on July 15th

Updated on July 13th:

Version 9.2

The sniper talent has been reworked. Removed slowdown effects that broke IAF (i.e. first person eating and drinking animations)

Version 9.1

Bug fixes

Updated to version 9.1 on July 12th

Updated on June 29th:

Version 9.0.2

Fix the bug of strong back Perk

Updated on June 24th:

Version 9.0.1

Fixed the bug of refraction and gain perk

The packaged version and compatible patches have been uploaded together, and you can choose to install them according to your needs.

The Chinese address is updated to:

Original content

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*As covered in Life in the Ruins, see the mod list in Wabbajack for more information*

The core problem with vanilla talents in Fallout 4 is Bethesda's decision to abandon the skill system, which means that most talents end up just doing the job of skills, which makes them boring. Many mods try to solve this problem by adding back the skill system. True Privilege takes a slightly different approach – what if all privileges actually deserve to be called “privilege”?

This overhaul is specifically balanced for more difficult games. I recommend you run at least one mod that limits loot, my personal recommendation (I made a patch for it) is Lunar Fallout Overhaul, but it should be used with any mod that reduces loot and slightly increases difficulty. This isn't required, but many of the perk changes are intended to complement low-loot play.

Better talents, better skill trees

• In general, talents used for special builds now have higher special requirements and have been consolidated, but skills like the Native Leader, Lone Wanderer, and ranged weapon talents have low requirements. Nearly every perk has been touched, tweaked, or moved.

-Perks that are generally useful but not really needed for the build, such as Soothsayer, Miser, usually have higher requirements. Level 10 perks are now often niche perks for specific playstyles that take advantage of maximizing that particular skill, rather than just being a good perk that everyone wants (like sniper).

-The production talents are all level 4, you won’t be able to use dump attributes

To craft - Talents now require increasing specificity per level (e.g. Gunner 1 requires Agility 1, Gunner 2 requires Agility 2, etc.).

• Special training now caps at initial attribute + 9, but requires level 7 per level to train.

Weapon Proficiency Damage Specialty

The first level of all weapon damage perks now gives you a scaling bonus based on your level.

Close### Combat Weapons

Bladed weapons (swords, knives, etc.) now gain bonus damage from Dexterity instead of Strength, and you gain proficiency in them from the Backstab talent instead of Grand Alliance. Melee weapon damage scaling is reduced at higher levels.

Changes to Perks!

strength

1 slugger

2 Heavy Gunner - Heavy weapons proficiency + bonus (lighter weight, faster walking speed)

3 Major Leagues - Blunt Weapon Melee Proficiency

4 Blacksmith - now includes power armor crafting

5 Buff - Health bonus based on your strength

6 Rooted: Gain extra strength while standing still

7 Invincible - Extra Laser Damage

8 Power of Atoms - Limb damage/fall scales with how much radiation you have

9 Toughness - 5/10/15% less damage taken, doubled in Power Armor

10 Train of Pain

Perception

1 Explorer: Double experience points for location discovery, movement speed buff

2 Rifleman: Weapon Proficiency - Rifle and Shotgun: Level 3/4 Uses the old concentrated fire mechanic

3 Locksmith - Level reduced hairpin damage after being unlocked in the wrong position

4 gun enthusiasts

5 Gumshoe: Adds a percentage of energy and radiation damage resista …