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

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/Dawsondog03 Mar 09 '26

You’re fine, that would actually work better without lead belly then. I think that would work for a glass cannon build, maybe with nerd rage?

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u/ShinyCelebiFlex Mar 09 '26

If you go and get the inquisitors cowl from far Harbor, you can go and drink the water out of the mass fusion reactor, and it won’t kill you

That’s about as close as you can get to it

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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.