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Author: PlaceHolderForIdentity

Sep 28th 2008 at 11:50:29 AM

Fallout 1 and 2. Granted, its really only the end-end game parts that kill you without a chance , and  60%-80% of the towns will be pretty hard for the first three levels if you don't stop at the starter towns, but they are about the same hardness level to get to.

That means that once you get to about level eight or nine, you can go to most of the game and either be able to fight it out with the random encounters, run away, or have high enough skills to talk your way out or other ways.

And in Fallout 2 there is a stratagy for replays which goes to one of the end-level places and doing the missions there with just talking skills and running away from any fight. By the time you're done with it just by talking and knowing the easy ways to do things, you'll have advanced weapons, the 2ed best armor in the game, and a mountain of XP that is a fair reward for near-end game characters, but is utterly insane for starter characters. (One quest gives 20K XP. You can get two or three levels from that)