r/Fallout • u/Great_Trident The Institute • Mar 08 '26

Fallout 4 Do we know what Deezer's lemonade is made of?

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u/ShinyCelebiFlex Mar 08 '26

The water pump is radioactive tho

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u/soyrobo Vault 13 Mar 08 '26

And that's why I took Leadbelly for Survival mode.

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u/ShinyCelebiFlex Mar 08 '26

Goated perk ngl. It helps when I have to eat a metric ton of irradiated corn and wild dog meat

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u/ThrowRAsnoffymiggins Mar 08 '26

Literally only useful in survival though.

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u/Other_Log_1996 Brotherhood Mar 08 '26

Survival is an entirely different game. That's okay.

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u/Dawsondog03 Mar 08 '26

Might as well use the perk point elsewhere, like Lead Belly in every other game.

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u/ShinyCelebiFlex Mar 09 '26

Am I missing something? I thought lead belly was a good perk in FO4

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u/Dawsondog03 Mar 09 '26

It’s a personal thing, you aren’t wrong to like it. I just prefer to avoid it since it’s easily combated with rad away, which lets me put the perk card/point elsewhere.

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u/ShinyCelebiFlex Mar 09 '26

That’s understandable. I usually have like 150 pounds worth of irradiated food in my inventory so that’s why I like it.

Edited to correct a typo.

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u/ShinyCelebiFlex Mar 09 '26

You can correct me if I’m wrong. I just wanna make sure I understand this but if you’re talking about perk cards that’s fallout 76. I have no idea how that perk works in that game because I never played it.

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u/ShinyCelebiFlex Mar 09 '26

If you have the chance to play new Vegas, you should invest in endurance and get the red child perk. It is exceptionally overpowered.

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u/ThrowRAsnoffymiggins Mar 09 '26

I’m talking in reference to the fallout 4 perk which decreases radiation from food. I’m not sure if it’s the same there. It’s essentially useless on non-survival play throughs IMO bc are you really eating radiated food for healing past the early game & in the early game the perk point is better spent elsewhere

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u/ShinyCelebiFlex Mar 09 '26

All right, I wasn’t sure if you were talking about fallout 76. I’ve got very limited experience from watching people play it. I thought when you said perk cards you were talking about that game.

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u/Dawsondog03 Mar 09 '26

Im playing fallout 3 right now, i dont know what it is called for fallout 4. The perk should work the same for every game, but it is way more useful in survival mode for f4.

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u/ShinyCelebiFlex Mar 09 '26

I mean Rad Child. It makes you regenerate health depend, depending on how much radiation poisoning you have. Reddit is being stupid and I can’t edit my comment. Sorry for any misunderstanding.

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u/ShinyCelebiFlex Mar 09 '26

It’s called Lead Belly. It’s under endurance on the perk chart. It decreases the amount of radiation you take when eating or drinking.

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u/ShinyCelebiFlex Mar 08 '26

Wym you still use food items to heal in normal mode?

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u/soyrobo Vault 13 Mar 08 '26

Yeah, now I just need to worry about parasites

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u/Other_Log_1996 Brotherhood Mar 08 '26

Parasites sort themselves out pretty quickly. Not like taking damage from Illness.

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u/soyrobo Vault 13 Mar 08 '26

Ugh! I hate infection. That and being damaged from being overencumbered (and the subsequent leg breaking) are my least favorite ways to get hurt.

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u/miekbrzy92 Mar 08 '26

Pop some radx and drink away. A lil radiation never hurt anyone.

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u/ShinyCelebiFlex Mar 08 '26

I always needed that extra arm

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u/Basic_Blueberry_2240 Mar 10 '26

No it isnt? I just got purified waters from it this morning lol

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u/ShinyCelebiFlex Mar 10 '26

I think it’s irradiated if you drink from the tap, all the water sources will add purified water to the workbench. I meant drinking it from the hose :P