No I don't. I use combat armor mk II on very hard difficulty, where gun runner guards x3 provide enough combat armor to fix. The beret seems to never degrade. Remnants Power Armor after 100% seems to never degrade on my companions. Weapons are fixed with the weapon repair kits. Lucky Shades can always been fixed with eye glasses. I also guarantee you clicked quote without reading.
@ Assassin armor, cool I already have 100 sneak and have as much need for it as I have the need for unarmed on a guns character. As someone said previously you can repair it with combat armor. Cool, you can get 3 sets of combat armor every 3 days.
@ Super stims, I consider the most useless thing since food with a survival of 7. You can mass dump regular stims on very hard difficulty + hardcoe without a problem.
@308 ammo, NCR Quartermaster and Great Khan have enough ammo to supply Africa for the rest of their existence.
Buy something to fix something when you can get free weapon repair kits and fix them for free and make an even larger profit??????????????????????????????????????????
Not my fault you wasted points on 100 sneak when you could use the Assassin armor instead. :celebration:
And why buy combat armor when I can repair it with brahmin skin outfits, merc outfits, pre war clothes, raider armor, legion armor, or any number of light armors that are otherwise low value instead?
Mass dumping stims? Is you be serious? That just gives you duration healing. Super stims heal at a very fast rate. They're for when you need to recover 40-50HP very fast or you will die. Regular stims can't do that no matter how many you take.
I don't buy .308 Ammo anymore, I get it from my vending machine and reprocess it into JSP at my reloading bench. Why would I visit the NCR Quartermaster at the bottom of the Hoover Dam, or the Great Khan Armorer who is in a house that you can't even fast travel to? If anything I'd go to the gun runners.
And weapon repair kits aren't free, not for me anyway. See, I have a bug where my complimentary voucher doesn't work, so I only get 100 chips in my dropbox. That's not enough to buy enough repair kits to meet my personal needs. Maybe I'd feel differently if I was pulling in 1100 chips every day.
At any rate, I still don't want to carry repair kits everywhere. Jury rigging lets me add value in the field without having to go get my kits.
Say I kill a bunch of raiders and I end up with one almost broken 10mm SMG and 3 9mm pistols. Now I have a fully repaired 10mm SMG that is worth a lot more. It also gives me something to do with those 9mm pistols. One of my favorite parts of Fallout 3's repair system is it let me consolidate loot. In oblivion and morrowind I ended up piling loot at the beginning of a cave or dungeon because there was so much loot. In fallout I can now use that loot to add value to my other loot. It's basically converting weight to money. That's what I like about Jury Rigging.