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Her dipping into the Void, or creating clones to throw him off, or just leading with mind haxxing himIf she doesn’t then what stops the courier from keeping track of her. He has multiple pieces of technology and his own senses can keep track of people even when they are a mile away and invisible. Meanwhile Emily doesn’t even have invisibility to begin with.
Iirc she had a boyfriend in the novels.I think Emily is gay? What I found online says the creator didn’t really say yes or no to the question, but I think it leans to her being gay. I mean the Courier does have a perk to convince lesbians easier too, but they would have to also be female. So 50\50 on whether that would help.
Shadow walk, or far reach.are the bonecharms emily only means of luck? couriers is way superior.
if she somehow avoided SI whats her next move stealth then?
does it have stealth feats against stealth detection the courier has plenty of ways to detect her.Shadow walk,
if she chooses to ragdoll him with it im actually not sure/or cant remember if he can deal with something like that.or far reach.
Stonewall perk prevents the Courier from being knocked down in combat. Without that perk, ragdolling him is extremely effective and iirc the Courier actually can't do anything at all while ragdolled and takes several seconds to get back up if not ragdolled again.does it have stealth feats against stealth detection the courier has plenty of ways to detect her.
if she chooses to ragdoll him with it im actually not sure/or cant remember if he can deal with something like that.
Even so, there's evidence that it's very effective. I once had a level 50 courier get comically stomped by tunnelers because he didn't have the Stonewall perk and they passed him around like dinner.The courier taking a cartoonishly long time to get up from being knocked down is liking a gameplay mechanic. A ton of Bethesda games have those get up animations (Oblivion, Skyrim, and Fallout 3 and NV). A physical fit person should be able to get up in a second.
I think that's grace?