Playing this class is all about being the damage magnet for your team, so you might also consider making room for the Revenant perk, which provides you with a massive +50% damage bonus after being revived – although going down is a rarity with this build. Starched Genes is essential as this build makes use of Mutations – you’ll want to acquire Speed Demon, Scaly Skin, Herbivore, Carnivore, Grounded, and Empath.
For example, Luck of the Draw is helpful as it adds the chance of your weapon instantly repairing itself when you hit an enemy – heavy machine guns have an irritating tendency to break after sustained use. The former contains three cards dedicated to the damage of heavy weapons, while the latter contains more damage perks, plus a couple that will make your life as a tank much easier. If you want to play it safe or don't want to spend the time gathering all the skill books and bobbleheads, then you can just max out Intelligence, but this way allows you to put SPECIAL into other things.The majority of our points have been loaded into Strength and Luck. Considering that your SPECIAL adds points to your skills' values, adding points that you didn't put into other skills should allow you to max out your stats without full Intelligence.
An Intelligence of 4 gives you 15 points per level, for 20 levels that's 300 total, so you'd only need 86 points more. Subtract the 15 from Tagging three skills and you need 386 points.
Subtract the 60 points per skill from books plus bobbleheads (778 total) and you need 431 total points. The lowest possible starting value for a skill is 7, and there are 13 skills, so in order to get them to full you'd need 1209 total points. So you already have 60 points per skill, with 15 more in your three Tag skills. There's 25 skill books for each skill (except Barter's Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor, which has 24), giving you, with Comprehension, 50 points per skill. It's really not that important to max out Intelligence people.
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