This is a crafter's build meant for only one thing: maximum survivability at the advanced workbenches. This is a PvP game with many player-killers. The advanced workbenches have become targeted hot zones for PvP combat, and a crafter's losses can be heavy. If you want to do a lot of advanced crafting, you'll benefit from a tougher crafter whose build is designed for deadly PK encounters. So this is a PvP approach to crafting, a drug build with high Damage Resistance and Armor Class. He is meant to wear the best armor while crafting, carry some super stims along just like any fighter would do in a Town Control operation, and wield a Mega Power Fist to fend off attackers. He can do knockdowns when he has to. Take this guy to Hinkley and you might be surprised how well he does. Yell "CRAFTERS RULE!" as you confound your PvP enemies to let them know even a crafter can win. Yes, he gets all 6 professions (tier 2) so he can potentially craft everything craftable in the game.
| ALERT! This is a Drug Build!
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| He does not have to use any drugs to craft things, but when he uses his intended round of drugs, he is a very hard-to-hurt tank. Use Psycho and Beer to boost DR and ST. Use Buffout and Nuka cola to boost ST to 10 and preserve AG.
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| An Important Note About Armor Class
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| Three of your perks boost Armor Class, but AC only works when running. You stand still at a workbench and your PE is low. So you must keep an eye on what is behind you. If you see anyone unknown approach, start moving. They will have a -120% penalty to their chance to hit you if you're a moving target. This is how you can make full use of your character's perks. If you're being attacked by a single PK, punch him as you run past him. You'll likely knock him down. At that point you may decide there is no real threat and keep punching him to bring him justice, even though he's a Big Guns tank with Combat Armor and an Avenger minigun. If he has PK friends with him, this build should give you a strong chance to reach the exit grid alive and still carrying your crafted goods.
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