From The Vault
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| requirements:
| Level 6, Intelligence 6
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| ranks:
| 3
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| benefit:
| +2 skill points at each level up
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| requirements:
| Level 4, Intelligence 4
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| ranks:
| 1
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| benefit:
| +3 skill points at each level up
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| base id:
| 31DD8
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| requirements:
| Level 5, Intelligence 6
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| ranks:
| 1
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| benefit:
| +2 skill points at each level up
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| requirements:
| ?
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| ranks:
| ?
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| benefit:
| +2 skill points at each level up
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Educated is a Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout Tactics, J.E. Sawyer's Fallout Role-Playing Game and Lionheart perk.
[edit] Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics
Each level of Educated will add +2 skill points when you gain a new experience level.
[edit] Fallout 3
Educated will add +3 skill points each time you gain a new experience level.
- This perk works best when purchased early in your adventure.
- If taken at level 4, this skill will give you a total of 48 extra skill points by level 20, and 78 by level 30, which means an extra skill can be raised to 75% just from the bonuses provided. This perk is strongly recommended at level 4.
- There is a bug on some of the PS3, Xbox 360, and even PC versions sets it as only giving you a set 19 skill points each times. Only increasing by 3 points the FIRST time you take the perk and then NO MORE no matter how many levels are obtained.
- At higher Intelligence levels, this perk becomes less useful. With high intelligence and the comprehension perk, Educated is almost useless, as you will easily max out your skills and have many skill books left over. That is, if you make a modest effort to collect skill books. With very high intelligence and the Comprehension perk, you can max out your skill stats by level 20 with reading around 250 of the total 324 skill books, leaving you with almost 75 extra skill books left over.
[edit] Lionheart
Each level of Educated will add +2 skill points when you gain a new experience level.
