Just from skill books in TTW you would be getting 1257 (+0 to +48 from HH loot) normally and with the perk the number would increase to 1676 (+0 to +64 from HH loot). This allows the player to increase all their character's skills to the 100 maximum. If we didn't change the books to give 1 or 2 points (with the perk), the player would be able to get 975 to 1300 skill points just from the FO3 skill books. So we'll use the average of 25 per skill, being a total of 325 books.
Now, Fallout 3 adds around 25 skill books for each skill and a couple unique ones that increase Speech ("Paradise Lost" and "Motivational Secrets of the Stars") and some that respawn (Science and Big Guns). But with the Comprehension perk this number increases to 376 up to 440. This means that the player can get 282 or 376 (with Comprehension perk) skill points, plus, any number from 0 to 48 or to 64 (with Comprehension perk) skill points from Honest Hearts loot.Īll of this to end up saying that in FNV with all DLCs (which is what TTW contains) a player can get from 282 to 330 skill points. This makes it so it's possible to obtain from 94 to 110 skill books in FNV with all the DLCs. Each of those 4 crates has a chance of containing from 0 to 4 skill books each, so the player can obtain 0 to 16 skill books from them. Then OWB DLC adds 1 craftable skill book for all skills, making it possible to have 13 more books.Īnd to spoil all the calculations Honest Hearts has those crates that are always near workbenches. The DLCs usually add 2 more books per skill, with the exceptions of Survival only having 1 added, Repair and Science having 3 and Sneak having 4 skill books added. Giant post with a lot of numbers warning:įallout New Vegas has an average of 4 skill books per skill (it only has 3 Repair books, but it also has 5 Science ones).
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