This makes it a good idea to play this DLC at a low level. Alongside the easy three that I’ve just stated, you can become more damaging against a few creatures and the fact that poison doesn’t hurt you and you deal more damage trivialises what I found to be the hardest enemy in the base game. This DLC should be done at a later level so you have all the skill points needed to access everything in conversation as it really is one of the best bits.Īs for the perks, I’m not sure which ones are added to the level up system but just by playing through the DLC you can stop taking poison damage, not get your head crippled and not get your torso crippled (crippled body parts are a thing in Fallout). I mean who doesn’t want a furious toaster to tell you how it’s going to burn the world? And the scientists who brought you there are actually a bit dim which leads to some interesting lines of dialogue. The best things about this DLC are the characters, the perks and the locations. The quests aren’t that interesting because it’s mostly just go here and collect this but there is a stealth mission and a combat course which give some nice rewards. This is a silly little story which makes sense as much as anything else in the Fallout universe. If you want crazy, weird, robot scientists to take out your brain, heart and spine just to have them stolen by another robot scientist who has an army of robot scorpions then this is the DLC for you.

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