Fallout 3 vs Path Of Exile

Intelligence and Strength are very important at first, followed by Perception and Endurance. Don't max out any of these to 10, but try to stay above 6-7. Skills are modified after each level increase, make sure you get the Swift Learner perks (3 ranks available) to get a max of 23 skill points each time you level up. Perks are available after each level increase and give you special bonuses

You will not just have one character. And you will not play through the game just once. Everytime becomes more of a challenge to better your character.

This pauses the game and you can then auto target body parts based on your action points. It may be tempting to just shoot the head for extra damage, ...

The running, leaping, hacking, and slashing is impactful and responsive, but never quite feels as good as the behind the scenes work you put into opti...

Ammunition really must be conserved and you must scrounge around (explore) to find it many cases. The traders don't sell a lot so you need to be "efficient" or use good tactics when taking down foes who are much stronger. Blazing guns doesn't seem to be a good strategy based on my own experience so far. As silly as it sounds one of my favorite things to do is lie and see if they believe me !! Its great when you gain XP and good karma when you can lie your way into a peaceful settlement with a foe

Armor Piercing bolts hit all targets in a line; Incendiary bolts set enemies ablaze; and Permafrost bolts build a line of frozen enemies. By slotting different bolts and switching between them, you gain many tactical, ranged options. For example, the Siege Crossbow, which uses the same bolt types, shoots blasts in high arcs that land on enemies, instead of firing straight ahead like the standard Crossbow.

The terrifying wasteland of Fallout 3 will test your ability to brave the darkest corners of a post apocalyptic Washington D.C. This game will forever be a classic. I give Fallout 3 a 10/10

I can only run the mid-game so many times before it gets boring. With the skill system's current state, you're better off putting tens of hours into what you can only hope isn't another failed build from scratch.