This is required for anything from helmets to chest pieces and Power Armor. You can live without it for a time, probably into the 20s, but you will want it later so as to mod your armor and not just rely on what the game gives you. The cumulative effects of these boosts are huge. Players can certainly avoid using this, but it's very nice being able to add mods like Pocketed, Lead-Lined, Ultralight build, while also boosting the damage and energy resistance of your armor.
On Hard and below, you don't necessarily need this advantage to survive, it's just a nice one.Ībout Armorer: A necessity at high level if you play on Hard Difficulty or above. This allows you to zip around rooms hitting targets from a much higher distance, which means you won't take damage going from target to target.
About Big Leagues: This affects all other types of Melee weapon and won't boost the 'unarmed' style ie punch weapons. This saves this Perk from being nearly useless, because if Power Armor punches were too weak, it'd be pointless for players who enjoy wearing the bulky combat suits. You can also mod Power Armor's arm pieces to increase unarmed damage, add bleed effects, or energy damage. You cannot use unarmed weapons in Power Armor, but Power Armor punch attacks are roughly equivalent to a Power Fist in terms of damage. You can certainly reach high damage numbers with this Perk and benefit every bit as much as if you'd gone with other types of weapons under the Melee classification. Is that necessarily bad? That's up to you. If you max out this Perk, you will severely limit your choice of weapon to these types of weapons. Use common sense to realize if something is meant to be used with a punch, and you'll probably be right about which Perk it gets boosted by - the damage numbers found in your inventory menu DO reflect this Perk. Jump to a Perk! About Iron Fist: First, to answer what will likely be questioned by many - do you have to truly be unarmed? So that's an important distinction to be made. If I've typo'd on a Perk ID or listed the wrong one there are many that come up you can use the same Cheats you'd use to look up an item id if on PC to try and find the Perk ID yourself. You can go to the individual StrengthPerceptionEnduranceCharismaIntelligenceAgilityand Luck pages to learn how the Stats themselves affect your character, as well as the Bobblehead Location for that Stat.
Having written guides to all 7 Stats in Fallout 4 and all of their Perks, I thought players might appreciate having all of them listed in one place as a reference.
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