strangely enough trigger discipline bonus has a larger noticable effect in vats than the penalty on this. i think its safe to assume that at close range you have such a high chance to hit that the accuracy penalty is just meaningless.Īt medium to further ranges using vats you do suffer reduced accuracy after further testing, but its slight. Using VATS my accuracy was noticably worse at medium range, but seemed unaffected at close range. Using the varmint rifle i was still able to plink off powder gangers from quite far away with sneak attack criticals using the iron sights without any noticable increase in misses. well my curiosity was killing me so i made a new guy and took the perk to try it out and from the little i tested it this is what i noticed. accuracy is just such a big deal in fallout games i wasnt certain how bad it would be.
I was really looking at this trait though because 20% reduced AP cost on attacks would end up being more than 10 ap from kamikaze, as well as giving a faster fire rate normally. i was too concerned it would affect long range shots outside of vats, and would cause issues in vats on harder to hit areas such as a deathclaw face. I would also be interested in how the accuracy penalty works out at higher weapon skills. I want to do a pistol build, so while the rapid fire would be great, I'm a bit worried about permanently gimping the accuracy that's also needed.
Ironic, it actually worked well with a sniper rifle in the first two games. 1.2 x zero spread = zero spread, after all? If not, well, I guess this trait never was aimed at people using precise weapons. Yeah, the mechanics behind this are going to be make or break for a lot of builds.
In the case of VATS, does it decrease accuracy with all weapons, or just those that use the Guns and Energy Weapons skills? Schneidend 02:09, Octo(UTC) Hm, does this decrease VATS accuracy, or does it increase the spread of a weapon as well. You can't make aimed shots in fallout 2 with this trait, edited
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