#BROTHERHOOD OF STEEL BUILD MOD#

I wouldn't say this character is either good or bad, just a soldier persuing technology.ДЄ big thank you goes to the Youtuber FudgeMuppet for giving me inspirations to make builds myself.

So I decided to make a build for the four most important factions in the game.ДЄ build intended for those of you who played Fallout 3 and carry a lot of affection for the East section of the Brotherhood of Steel. You can't believe how many times I restarted the game just to try new builds and feel like I really belong with the many factions in this game. Then shut down your computer, throw it in the dumpster and cry because there are tons of Fallout 4 spoilers on the internet.ДЄfter playing Fallout 4 for a while (I know I'm late I got the game for Christmas) I decided to make faction builds. In fact, click the red cross on the upper right section of your browser. Don't read this if you don't want to be spoiled. Warning: this build contains spoilers for Fallout 4. Thank you for reading and any comment is appreciated. You aren't here to help civilians you are here to procure rare technology.ДЄnd that is everything you need to play as a valiant member of the Brotherhood of Steel in the Commonwealth. You can choose to build the basic necessities for Preston and his gang if you want to roleplay the fact that Lyon's leadership left the Brotherhood more altruistic, but that's a personal choice. You are a member of the Brotherhood of Steel. There is no investment in Charisma and you won't focus on settlements, not even Sanctuary. I recommend that you use a modded Laser Rifle until you get your Gatling Laser.

#BROTHERHOOD OF STEEL BUILD MOD#

Keep in mind that you also don't have Gun Nut to mod the weapon, which means you can't slow down the rate of fire. You do get a Minigun at the start of the game, but it consumes ammo so fast that it's not a viable weapon for entire game. Heavy Gunner will be taken later on in the game because it takes a while for you to get your hands on your Gatling Laser. Unfortunately this means you will have to rely solely on your Gatling Laser and this perk doesn't work as well if your enemies are in long range. This also allows you to shake off enemies chasing you and therefore sustain less damage in the long run. Run to an enemy, deal damage and hit them on the ground and then take them down with your Gatling Laser while they're immobilised.

Pain Train is an extremely handy perk that essentially allows you to dominate the battlefield. The disadvantage is that you can get swarmed by enemies if you choose to take this route and that this will make you take more damage. Unarmed helps out a lot with ammo consumption and it'll allow you to effectively take down things like Feral Ghouls without using your Gatling Laser and, by extension, your Fusion Cores. You can either choose to make your Power Armor Fists more useful and start using unarmed attacks OR you can choose to invest points in Strength to get the Pain Train perk. Blacksmith is a weird choice, but it depends on a choice you make. Science! and Armorer are your two obvious builder perks, as both of them are necessary to maintain your Gatling Laser and Power Armor. This will slow down the consumption of Fusion Cores of your weapon, which is very helpful! It will make your weapon both a lot stronger while making the rate of fire a lot slower. That's why I suggest modding your Gatling Laser with the Charging Barrel mod as quickly as possible. Speaking of Fusion Cores, they're are going to be expensive and you will be going through them fairly quickly. It also helps out with your Gatling Laser in the later stages of the game, as it doubles the ammo you get from every Fusion Core you can get your hands on. Nuclear Physicist is a very obvious choice to pick as you will spend most of your playthrough in power armor. That's why you take 10 Endurance from the start: you want to become a meat shield, even without your power armor. The build is very straightforward: invest on Endurance perks early on to receive as much health as you can. The Brotherhood of Steel hates synths and mutants with a passion and you are no exception. Avoid travelling with both Nick and Strong. Paladin Danse seems to be the most obvious choice, considering he's a member of the Brotherhood. Lvl 50: Solar Powered III and Nerd Rage III(/ Pain Train III) Lvl 49: Medic IV (Make sure you save one perk (two if you're going down the Pain Train route) for lvl 50) Lvl 45: Iron Fist IV / Save perk until level 50 Put the extra point from the SPECIAL book in Strength. Essentially you play as a paladin of the Brotherhood with all of their beliefs and you are essentially a soldier who follows commands. With this build you will able to shrug off a ridiculous amount of damage while easily returning it with your Gatling Laser.

Brotherhood of steel build