The "feat" took me 130 hours of playtime with this character alone, 107 in-game days I ended up being level 106. Once I had most of these covered, I started perking up Endurance. When not in combat, vats-scouting every couple of seconds was key to not being ambushed.Īs for stats and perks, my priority was to go for those that boost sneak attacks, sneaking perks so you don't have to worry about traps and mines, and maxing intelligence for that sweet xp. The trick in my case was playing it safe, sneaking + sniping enemies in the early game, and later on adding vats-related perks for close encounters.
I was only in real danger a couple of times. I've done a couple of tries before (say, maybe 5, always with a couple of months between try and try, cause it really burns you having to start all over) but I finally managed to pull it off this time and finished the main quest, DLC (which I went completely blind in) and most side quests of the game without dying once. However, it can also be pretty addictive, make you stop enjoying the intended way to play and bring you down when your character dies and all your time goes to waste. Not expecting a lot of interest in this, but I just wanted to do a mini tribute to my first "dead is dead" successful playthrough character and offer some tips to anyone foolish enough to give this a try.Īs to why anyone would do this, playing this way can really raise the stakes, get your heart pumping and have you screaming at the screen like a madman.
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