Our thoughts: If you love mowing down your foes with miniguns or missile launchers, Heavy Gunner is the perk for you. Our thoughts: If you're a melee weapon madman, it might be worth putting a few points into Blacksmith, purely to make your equipment as deadly as possible.Дescription: Each rank increases how effective you are with heavy guns. Our thoughts: Some of the more advanced armour modifications can make a big difference, so it may be worth putting some points into Armorer if you want the very best custom protection in the wasteland.Дescription: Each rank grants access to better melee weapon mods. The raw damage increase is obviously great in itself, but the later ranks provide bonuses that can be of huge benefit to close range brawlers.Дescription: Each rank gives you access to better armour mods.

Our thoughts: A must if you're planning on primarily using melee weapons. Ultimately, though, unless you specifically plan on building a character based on martial arts, you're better off putting your points to more practical use elsewhere.Дescription: Increased melee weapon damage with every rank. Our thoughts: Punching is never going to be the best way of doing a massive amount of damage without the right equipment, but Iron Fist's later ranks offer some interesting bonuses. Likewise, if you're finding yourself overencumbered on a regular basis, it may be worth investing a couple of points here and there.Дescription: Your punches become more deadly with every point that you put into this perk. Our thoughts: If you want to be deadly with melee weapons вЂ“ or even your fists вЂ“ consider pumping some points into Strength Training.

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