Fallout: youtuber calculated the experience points earned by the protagonist in the first season

The series Fallout of Prime Video is having a great resonance, so much so that it has also rekindled the flame of the various chapters of the video game series. So one youtuber decided to calculate how many experience pointsa would have gained the protagonist Lucy over the course of the different episodes, to understand what level she is at at the end of the last episode.

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The YouTuber in question is called Many A True Nerd and he explained his thesis on X, putting considerable effort into relating what he saw in the episodes with video games.

According to him, according to the initial montage, what he presents Lucy, his main skills would be “Repair, Science and Eloquence”. His problems with water would indicate that she is playing rough Survival, which yields more experience points. Paradoxically, the ease with which he kills a very strong enemy with a relatively weak weapon would indicate a lowering of the combat difficulty level, which is only possible by modding the game on PC.

Many A True Nerd then explained: “Overall, the main story is made up of four main missions and two side missions, with very little combat, although technically, she probably receives experience points for kills made by Maximus when she is an active companion. There are also experience points for discovering locations, but it seems like you don't explore very much. Even considering the bonus experience points for the survival mode, it's hard to see her with more than 4,000 – 5,000 experience points accumulated during the entire adventure, with probably 1,000 extra experience points gained for completing the main quest. This would bring her to level 8, and I feel like I was even too generous.”

For the rest, we remind you that the TV series has brought several chapters of the Fallout series back to success. What better time to play them, in fact?