u/MedusaAdonai

Where can I learn more on what is the max safe dose to avoid LAST when two separate local anesthetics are used.

Example, 20ml of 0.5% ropivacaine used for an interscalene block in preop. Followed by the surgeon doing their own 2 hours later but uses 20ml of 0.5% bupivacaine.

Its easy to see the safe dose of a single agent but I'm not sure about when more than one agent is involved with a X amount of time inbetween.

Any help in being pointed in the right direction would be appreciated.

First time player here. I have a save file right as I turned level 12. To learned that my perception is 1 point short of the requirement for earning the sniper perk.

If I take mentats and have perception 10 at the time of choosing the perk will I be able to select the sniper perk?

I tried it once but it did not allow me. I do have the required agility level.

Right now my save file is immediately after the level up, but before selecting the skills/perks. I'm not sure if that makes a difference and I load an earlier or something else.

New to the Fallout games and was inspired by a youtube video going to Point Lookout while level 1.

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I was thinking of taking advantage of Fallout 3's scaled enemy difficulty and to visit traditionally harder areas while being underleveled.

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Besides Point Lookout DLC, which other areas are not meant for the faint of heart?

Is there a way to change the default D Drive location from Downloads to a different Folder?