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Best Weapon for Companions » Sun Mar 13, 2011 9:25 pm Hey guys after clocking 40+ hours into this game and finishing my first playthrough I am getting ready to start up my 2nd one and work to get all the best gear legitimately possible. I’m relatively new to New Vegas and I love it. I currently have Boone as my companion, and I’m working on getting Rex aswell.
Fallout New Vegas Best Companion Legion
Contents Companion wheelDirecting with the wheelAdded by Ausir The companion wheel is a new feature that is added to. The wheel provides easier control over non-player companion characters in the game.There are 8 sections on the wheel, each with a specified function.The available orders are:. Toggle melee/ranged fighting - also displays the weapon they are currently using when highlighted. Also if you instruct a companion to change their combat style, they will make a comment hinting towards the best combat style for them. Open inventory - This displays the companion's current inventory, inventory weight, and weight limit. Be advised, however, as it appears that not all companions can carry just anything: ED-E and Boone, for instance, will not carry Legion armor of any kind. Instead, any Legion armor the player tries to give either of them will simply be dropped on the ground.
Boone also seems to refuse to carry any Great Khan or Powder Ganger armor. Toggle stay close/keep distance. Back up - makes them back up a few yards. Toggle aggressive/passive AI. Aggressive indicates that they will any attack enemy on sight, whilst Passive mode means that they will wait until you enter combat.
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This is very handy when sneaking around places with lots of enemies, as they will hold back on a Caution, and wait until the enemy has properly engaged you in combat. Use - heals your companion, and also shows current health. Toggle wait here/follow me. Talk to your companion with the regular dialogue boxes. This also provides an alternative method of giving orders to your companions, but somewhat redundant considering you have to use the companion wheel to get to dialogue mode in the first place. You do need to go into this mode to be able to dismiss your companions, however.NerveEach companion also has a special attribute referred to in the game as Nerve. Nerve grants a total bonus of +50% damage and damage threshold to companions with a perfect charisma of 10 and only +5% to both at the minimum score of 1.
