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Why removing the level cap was a bad decision. | No Mutants Allowed Fallout New Vegas Unlimited Level Cap Mod
Why removing the level cap was a bad decision. Fallout New Vegas Unlimited Level Cap Mod
What Does This Mod Do. is (by data type) the maximum possible level for Fallout: New Vegas, due to the data type used for the semi-variable. Level 99 is the actual. And for the level cap itself. There are several that just plain and simple increases the level. › app › discussions. If I'm not mistaken, there should be a console command that helps remove the cap. Either way, removing the level cap is completely pointless. Not until you reach level For reasons I can't recall, the game starts crashing at level and beyond. That's why the Project Nevada level. The level cap for Fallout: New Vegas is But With the DLC's: Dead Money and Honest Heart the level cap has been raised to You may be able. Fallout: New Vegas: 30–50; each of the four add-ons raises the level cap by 5 levels; Fallout 4 does not have a level cap; however, the game crashes upon. The reason the leveling cap was removed was because the average New-Fallout fan would bitch and moan that his mary sue character couldn't do. (Do not use with the above mod, “Perk per Level - Level Cap at ”) Miscellaneous mods. OneTweak – Allows the game to run in borderless windowed mode, as well. fog kazetta valoszeru Gameplay Mods - Fallout: New Vegas Wiki Guide - IGN tartozik Kezdo lejto Fallout New Vegas Remove Level Cap.

Discussion in ' Fallout 4 ' started by Greentoast11 , Mar 24, No Mutants Allowed. Why removing the level cap was a bad decision. Now that the level cap is gone there is no motivation to make another character, one can do everything on one character. Sort of defeats the point of roleplaying and developing the character. The player doesn't even really have to worry about what 'Perk' they pick because it really doesn't matter since you will be tasked with choosing again until infinity theoretically. Opinions ,disagree agree indifferent? Greentoast11 , Mar 24, Not only was removing the level cap the start of turning FO4 into a single player MMO, it was the gateway into other horrible decisions I feel like. Because the player can get basically everything in a single playthrough, it feels like Bethesda made the game around that. There's no mystery left. It's the equivalent of, say, in New Vegas, while working with the NCR and being 2 missions away from finishing the game, all of a sudden out of nowhere the game tells you to go work for Caesar for a few hours. It makes no sense, but I can tell you why they did it. Because they knew people would only play through this once, so they tried to throw everything at them in a single playthrough to keep people entertained so they'd keep playing. All it did was piss me off because it removes player choice and decisions. There's also the fact that, because you can get everything, it feels like that's the reason they took out all the skill checks and the like. That's just a hinderance, take it out, no need for specific character builds when you can get everything in 1 character! For instance, in Old World Blues, if you want to save the Think Tank and really get to know them well, then you're going to have to have at least 90 Speech and a 7 in Intelligence to even understand what they're talking about half the time. That helps you build your character. A normal person isn't going to understand all the technobabble the Think Tank talk about, but a scientist or Follower of the Apocalypse might. Thus you shape your character through these interactions which leads you to making more characters to see what the different outcomes could be. Like having 8 Strength as opposed to 8 Intelligence, which in New Vegas, changes a lot of dialogue options. FO4 has none of that because they expect you to do it all in one go. Ragemage , Mar 24, Jogre , Mar 24, For me part of any 'role-playing' game is the management of my personal choices and the impact or effect it may have on my character He wasn't able to do anything, he was downright shit at most things However, as a level 3 character once I'd played it a little while I could hide in plain sight and fire critical enchanted bow shots at point blank range Utterly preposterous, but made possible because I was forcing myself to see how well I could perform when faced with massive limitations and I'm almost certain that if I'd done the exact opposite, made a character with no regard of limits etc the game would have been as dull as muck, and I'd probably not even remember it. Limits help enforce choices and they reinforce the rewards of success. I played Fallout 4 and even when cheating myself with 10 levels by the time I was nearing the end line of the game I was at around like levels. There are like perk choices for the player. All right? Well guess what happened at lvl can't remember when it was but I decided to cheat at that point because of what I'll say next? I ran out of shit to do. So yeah, unlimited level cap! What's the point with creating a new character when you can just do everything on one character getting all perk points!? So you will 'not' get all perk points. So eventually the game's level progression will slow down to a crawl and at a certain point you'll run out of shit to do, well before you max out every perk. The argument of "there's no point in playing the game again because you can just get everything on one character" is a load of shit. The only way you'll get there is through extreme inhuman grinding or by cheating like I did and that was a bad choice, elite enemies scale with you so they became obnoxious as fuck with their health. So yes, you do have to worry about where to put your perk points if you want a certain character build. There are other things to attack Fallout 4 on, such as the perk system itself, the dumbing down of SPECIAL, the linearity of the game, the linear quests, the main quest not really amounting to much in choice again , the dialogue system. But no level cap? Who fucking cares if the game doesn't have a level cap? You won't be able to reach max level by playing the game normally anyway. And since the game is so bad in so many other ways why does it even matter if it has no level cap? I don't like this argument levied against Fallout 4 because it is a redundant nitpicky meaningless argument. There's no level cap. So what? Attack Fallout 4 where there's actual arguments to be made. Removing level cap for Fallout 4 makes sense considering the perk system they implemented into it as well as how level progression works where eventually it will slow down to an extreme crawl that it takes forever to level up. Or is this like Skyrim again where other people magically somehow are able to level up their skills within mere hours to and I had to struggle for 70 hours just to get my main skill up to ? Like, are we playing the same game? Cause I cheated myself 10 levels early on and by the time I was done with most of the side-content and wanted to get on with the main quest I was at level something. Did you, Greentoast11 get to level something by playing the game normally without cheating or getting exp mods? Oh that's right, I also got exp-mods that increased exp gained by speech challenges, crit kills and shit like that. And even then, only level something. I would probably have ended up at level something through cheating. So I very much doubt anyone in here was able to max out their character by playing the game normally without cheating. Cause if you did? Your game must've been glitched and given you too much exp. I just fail to see the point in attacking Fallout 4 on this thing when we could rip it apart for its removal of skills, dumbing down of SPECIAL and the perk system in general. None of which would really be improved with a level cap. You add a level cap then the perk system will still be shit. There's still a lack of skills. So roleplaying would still be fucked. Instead we should criticize shit that actually matters. Almost Perfect along with magical bobbleheads in Fallout 3 mattered. If any outsider sees this thread we're just going to come across as whiners who whine about everything for the sake of whining because we love whining so much. So no, Fallout 4, on its own merits as a game not an RPG or a Fallout game, but on its own merits as a shoot n looter neither benefits or suffers from no level cap due to how the exp requirements goes up to the point that you'll run out of things to do before you even come close to reaching half-way to the actual level cap. Last edited: Mar 25, Mr Fish , Mar 25, Level caps are about you creating a specific character with strengths and weaknesses, but what's the point of a level cap if the game doesn't acknowledges your character build anyway. The only difference between builds is when you take certain perks. So while the lack of a cap is shit it's merely a symptom of the disease that is the FO4 leveling system. Spacemunkey , Mar 25, Yeah I can't really see many different character builds coming out of Fallout 4 even with a level cap of let's say There's sneaking and crafting I suppose? The pacifism perks are meaningless as the game is heavily focused on combat anyway. Then there's what type of coloured stick you'll whack people dead with. Then what? I mean, what role-playing is there really in that awful perk system anyway? It's more like a talent system out of a hack-n-slasher than it is a role-playing system anyway. Sure, there's some things like being able to breathe under water and taking less radiation damage I suppose but how do you 'role-play' with that? All that offers is different tactics for killing shit. Hardly what I'd consider RPG elements in the first place. The only thing in Fallout 4 I can even think of that affects things outside of combat is the speech checks. There's really no quest I can think of where hacking or lockpicking offers you unique quest solutions or anything. The reason the leveling cap was removed was because the average New-Fallout fan would bitch and moan that his mary sue character couldn't do everything and use every weapon like an expert. Vergil , Mar 25, Who cares about the level cap when playing the game is so damn boring due to the removal of dialogue options that most seasoned rpg players can't be bothered to even finish the storyline? Streamlined dialogue system 2. Generic recycled storyline 3. Lack of any meaningful choices 4. Removal of skills 5. Only 2 major towns 6. Nonsensical minecrafting system 7. Factions being reduced to contrived mechanisms for power fantasies 8. Boring procedurally generated quests 9. Horrible voice acting World is full of hostile raiders and SMs, they aren't even characters but rather targets Off the top of my head, here's 10 things that bother me about this piece of shit. I could probably think of another 10 before the level cap crossed my mind. To each their own, though. SarahGremlins , Mar 25, This goddamn game was a bad decision. I think the level cap thing is only an instance of a broader problem with Fallout 4- Your character cannot have any weaknesses, there are simply things he or she is not yet good at. You can no longer play a stupid person, a weakling, Mr. Magoo, etc. You're just "not yet superhuman" at those things instead of bad at them. A good character should be every bit as defined by their weaknesses as their strengths, and that characters start out with no weaknesses and over time become all-powerful are two sides of the same problem coin. PossibleCabbage , Mar 25, In my opinion even if the game had a level cap the majority of the perks in my opinion are fucking boring and useless! Let's not forget that a lot of the perks are just percentage increases that should of been part of the skill progression along with hit chance and range. I already had about all the perks I needed by level 30 as I didn't want perks like the enemies spraying caps everywhere or stimpacks healing you more when I can cook me a ton of tasty Mirelurk and Deathclaw steaks that heal me way more than the stimpacks which I didn't use when I did play. Don't get me started on the two perks of Local Leader so I can do things like " Get more preset items ", holy shit more ugly looking junk piles that are considered preset items to help build more things for the settlement system that serves absolutely no purpose to the game other than to play Barbie dress up? Big deal. You will need those percentage perks as you'll gimp yourself fighting bullet sponges if not. I don't understand how anyone would be excited to reach the highest level you can with almost all the perks as you'll burn yourself out especially when the higher ranks will take even more XP, they don't make me go "Hmm which one do I want that will suit my character". It's more like, " Well I have more useless perk points, which perk do I want to bother spending it on? MercenarySnake , Mar 25, Radiosity , Mar 25, Greentoast11 , Mar 25, They tweaked Survival? Huh, wonder what they did to it. Not that I care, I edited it myself eventually. 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