u/GeneParmesanAllAlong

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Two Suggestions for Ghoul Feral Meter Management

I know there's Perk cards and a new 4-Star Legendary to help maintain your Feral meter as a Ghoul. But I feel there are two things that would be small to implement, and a great help:


Allow users to craft (or receive) more of "The Fix"; which can be done in a few options:

  • Via recipe with some hard-ish to obtain ingredients (it does reduce Feral by 75%) and make it craftable

  • Treat it like "Stings and Things" where it's a Daily quest from Parthenia who provides one or two upon completion

  • Allow Parthenia to sell it to you. Like all vendors, she has limited inventory (1 to 3) and it resets daily.


Introduce "Irradiated Bubblegum" variants

  • Humans have various Bubblegum items that slow hunger and thirst (not something Ghouls have to worry about). Make an Irradiated version of this for Ghouls that slows the Feral meter. Maybe extend the time to 10 minutes from 2 minutes.

  • Similar to the Perfect Bubblegum variant, which maxes Hunger and Thirst need meters and keeps them from declining for 60 minutes. An "Irradiated Perfect Bubblegum"; or "Glowing Bubblegum" could provide a Max Glow (or like 500 Rads) and halt the Feral Meter from decreasing for 60 minutes. Give it the same rarity as Perfect Bubblegum.

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u/GeneParmesanAllAlong — 5 days ago
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Never really cared about cosmetics, but realized I had over 100 Spooky Treat Bags accumulated so far and just mashed them all open as well the new plans I received.

Before I scrap all the outfits, I want to know if any are worth a few caps. What's the current go-to source for these drop tables? (this is my first ever Spooky Scorched event)

Also, I'm lugging around over 200 Mystery Candy, anything worth doing with these? I slammed a ton down during the Tunnel of Love wedding and then blacked out lol

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u/GeneParmesanAllAlong — 1 month ago

Mine and my gf's anniversary is coming up soon and I'd like to treat her to getting new makeup and getting it done. She watches tutorials but she's more hands-on learner, along with it being more... specific to what she wants.

Does Sephora (Canada) offer something like where I can take her in, she can describe some kind of look/style she wants, they do it as well as show/tell her how, and then we can buy the same products that were used afterwards? Bonus if they'll let her film it (not for content or anything, just personal reference).

If this exists, what's the best way to go about doing this? Do I need an appointment, is it walk-in, etc?

Finally, a rough idea of cost (for service, not products) would be great.

Thanks!

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u/GeneParmesanAllAlong — 1 month ago