The Socialite origin seems to be more focused on stealth, having only one general charisma perk (Scoundrel) the Nerd origin on the other hand has a better tank perk than the Tough origin (Cyborg). Do they really need combat armor and power armor? ThereвЂ™s a lot of redundancy, especially with the Tough character. Do a general weapon section (100 for a common weapon with replenishing ammo, 200 for a rare, 400 for the uniques) and maybe armor, and give the backgrounds some more interesting things like a bunch of Eyebots or a My First Infirmary Kit. The last thing IвЂ™d suggest is revamping the item section. So, are you proportionately as tough compared to an ordinary Super Mutant as a human wearing combat armor is to a naked human, or are you as tough as a Super Mutant wearing combat armor? ThatвЂ™s technically a downgrade, but IвЂ™m sure thatвЂ™s not intended. You should also think about how Super Mutant interacts with various perks, like the ones that make you as tough as combat armor. Maybe the 100s, but if I could pick up half value versions of all the 400s then IвЂ™m always going for that option. Even if theyвЂ™re half strength, itвЂ™s well and away better than anything else. I also think you should strongly reconsider Game Mode granting you actual Jumpchain perks. ItвЂ™s nice to not have to not decide to gain/not gain a background to pick certain perks. This is just a personal preference, but I think Drop-In would work better as a Vault background, with the option to make the backgrounds drop-in.

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