It looked nothing like the original when he was finished. He couldn't get it to stay together so out came the bailing wire and he made a new handle from wood wrapped with duct tape and lots of other odds and ends I will never understand. It was a nice chainsaw before, then he ran it over with the truck. I hated fall when we would start collecting wood to fuel the stoves and keep us warm all during the winter. looked like something straight out of a horror movie complete with blood stains. That chainsaw he had made me so damn nervous. I remember how my father-in-law used to use duct tape and bailing wire and could fix anything with it. A massive added benefit to repair but at a cost. I would like to have seen Jury Rigging have a small percentage to make said weapon/armor/whatever explode or break and become useless, like 10%. The benefits seem a bit high, but if they added more difficulty to the game it would be worth it. constantly, so more AP equals more awesome, slow-motion killsThanks TheGM. Since I'm a techie kind of guy, any perk that involves science is immediately on my wishlist. Jason Fader: This perk has a warm place in my heart. You are able to optimize your Pip-Boy's VATS logic, reducing all AP costs by 10 percent. Since weapons and armor weigh quite a bit, this will come in handy for those travelers out there that like to loot everything they see. Expanding my repair options means I don't have to find the exact weapon or armor to repair something. Often, I'll pick up every weapon I can find. So this skill will reward you for this by making the repair skill even more useful. Tess Treadwell: If you pick up jury rigging, you're already halfway to level, and the repair skill is obviously important to you because you've almost maxed it out.
How does it work? Nobody knows…except you. Fix a trail carbine with a hunting rifle, a plasma defender with a laser pistol, or even power armor with metal armor. You possess the amazing ability to repair any item using a roughly similar item. GameSpot provides a list of some of New Vegas' new perks (relative to Fallout 3), with explanations from associate producer Tess Treadwell, lead producer Larry Liberty, and tech producer Jason Fader.Jury Rigging
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