Vehicles also have a similar effect- they're fast enough that you can just drive away. The best way to avoid it, apart from just not editing your characters (and I always advocate not cheating to beat a game) is to have a high enough Outdoorsman skill that you can just walk past them. Some Tweaks For Tactics-inspired by Fallout Tactics: Revised-is a balance mod that adjusts weapons and combat so all forms of violence are equal and weapon behavior is more in line with their real life counterparts. Miscellaneous By sogjapkofy 13.3MB 202- View mod page View image gallery Some Tweaks For Tactics. This isn't usually a problem, because characters will typically progress as the game does, so that your individual encounters later in the game have much higher points values, reducing the number necessary for the proportions to be right and keeping the number of encounters reasonable. Allows player to create character in campaign, using all races available in multiplayer. What this means is that you will encounter large numbers of enemies on a very regular basis, because the game's frantically trying to up the encounter rates. However, the encounters that are possible in any given area are limited by the population of that area- so, for example, in the first area there are raiders, scorpions, tribals and very little else. I think it's dependent on level, skills, race and equipment but I don't know the calculations). I think the encounter rate is points-based- that is to say, on any given trip you are supposed to encounter a certain points value of enemies per unit distance, and that points value depends on your own points value (this being the number that appears in front of your portrait on the character creation screen.
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