Strength: Increases inventory space and helps a melee character’s damage output.

Here is the basic and most common understanding of all seven stats:.

If you want to level up fast, you’ll want to invest points into Intelligence, and so on. If you are an explorer with a focus on surviving the harsh environment, you’ll want to invest points in Endurance and Perception. If you want to maximize role play, you’ll want to invest points in Charisma. If you like ranged combat, investing points in Strength is a bad choice. Maximizing the power of your build comes out of your own play style.

There is no good or bad build, in general.

If you want 10 points on a SPECIAL stat, invest only 8 in it while creating your character – you’ll be able to raise it later using a bobblehead and the You’re SPECIAL skill book.

These perks have their own upgrade progression, making them stronger with each level. Investing points in these stats unlocks up to 10 levels of perks you can also invest into. There are 7 main stats: Strength (S), Perception (P), Endurance (E), Charisma (C), Intelligence (I), Agility (A) and Luck (L). There are three basic ways to boost up your character’s power: by investing in player stats and perks, and collecting magazines and bobbleheads. Check out our list of unique / rare weapons in Fallout 4 with special bonuses.

Fallout 4 stealth rifle build