Even on survival mode in FO4 I always had ample supplies of stims, rad meds, antibiotics, etc. I like that things are rare and hard to get. I just entered the first vault/base that is part of the main quest last night. I am about 18-20 hours into the game now and still no chest armor (although I got a simple hat +3 to survival) and a small backpack. Its a bit easier playing on easy so haven't had to protect him too much.
#ATOM RPG DOG FULL#
If the dog isn't at full strength I keep him far away but when healthy he joins me. I do admit I really like him so a little guilt I didn't reload and try harder to save the owner. So with a bit of guilt I took care of the owners dog and adopted him.
Regardless it was mute as I did what I could at that time. Even if I had known not sure I would have made it as it takes AP to open inventory and change things … and he died the turn after I joined him. Not sure if I could have healed him with a FEN (stimpak like thing) but at the time I didn't know I could add a FEN to my main slot and then target someone … and not sure if that is only for companions or anyone. I play melee so no ranged options (I may use a crossbow later though) and so takes a little extra to engage in the battle.Īnyhow I fought alongside the owner and he died. But then I died and without a save and the encounter being random I lost out.įew hours later I had the encounter again and this time reached the owner after he had killed two bandits (of 4). My first encounter on the map was for the dog and the owner died well before I could even get to the battle. if the owner survives he leaves with the dog). There is no way my character would just let the owner die if he could prevent it and I would have to do everything I could to save the owner otherwise I would feel too guilty to enjoy the dog (i.e. Recommended for middle-grade through adult.I wasn't sure I would be able to get the pooch. The author’s research is such that the reader will come away with an excellent appreciation of the work of scout dog teams in Vietnam, particularly a clear understanding of their life saving abilities in the middle of a devastating war. The dog’s viewpoint is particularly effective-one begins to feel like Rick, who is as one with his dog. The author does a superb job of telling it from two perspectives, that of both Rick and Cracker. This is a quality story, at once heart warming and realistic. Rick has his chance at last to “whip the world,” with the “best dog in Vietnam” at his side. Finally they earn a dangerous assignment with the Special Forces. In mission after mission, the pair proves their value, saving countless lives in the process.
#ATOM RPG DOG CRACKER#
Cracker proves to be proficient not only at finding mines and booby traps, but enemy fighters as well. Man and dog go through a rugged training, where they progress as a team from the worst in the group to nearly the best. Together they set out, in Rick’s words, “to whip the world.” That’s quite all right with Cracker, who considers herself all-powerful, and acts accordingly. Once there, Cracker languishes, until meeting her unlikely new master, a gung-ho young soldier named Rick. Harboring a dream of Cracker becoming “the best dog in Vietnam,” Willie convinces his parents to donate her to the Army’s dog training program. Desperate to keep her alive, Willie spies a newspaper ad telling of an urgent need for dogs in Vietnam. Cracker, a failed show dog, can no longer live with the family of her eleven-year-old master, Willie.
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