They are, I think, very unblanced Drop-In can eventually surpass every other origin with how OP the capstone (even unboosted) is.

The Socialite origin seems to be more focused on stealth, having only one general charisma perk (Scoundrel) the Nerd origin on the other hand has a better tank perk than the Tough origin (Cyborg). Do they really need combat armor and power armor? ThereвЂ™s a lot of redundancy, especially with the Tough character. Do a general weapon section (100 for a common weapon with replenishing ammo, 200 for a rare, 400 for the uniques) and maybe armor, and give the backgrounds some more interesting things like a bunch of Eyebots or a My First Infirmary Kit. The last thing IвЂ™d suggest is revamping the item section. So, are you proportionately as tough compared to an ordinary Super Mutant as a human wearing combat armor is to a naked human, or are you as tough as a Super Mutant wearing combat armor? ThatвЂ™s technically a downgrade, but IвЂ™m sure thatвЂ™s not intended. You should also think about how Super Mutant interacts with various perks, like the ones that make you as tough as combat armor.

Maybe the 100s, but if I could pick up half value versions of all the 400s then IвЂ™m always going for that option. Even if theyвЂ™re half strength, itвЂ™s well and away better than anything else. I also think you should strongly reconsider Game Mode granting you actual Jumpchain perks.

ItвЂ™s nice to not have to not decide to gain/not gain a background to pick certain perks. This is just a personal preference, but I think Drop-In would work better as a Vault background, with the option to make the backgrounds drop-in.

Fallout 3 my first infirmary