To make this process a little bit easier, we have added brief trait descriptions to each section to explain exactly what they do.

Creating a new build is a core part of starting a New Vegas playthrough, a part of that process being the selection of traits. Updated February 6th, 2021 by Charles Burgar: With another year of Fallout mods, fans of New Vegas have reinstalled this classic RPG once again to experience the game once more. Regardless, here is every trait in Fallout: New Vegas ranked from worst to best. Wild Wasteland will not be ranked in this list since it doesn't follow the common trend of traits and adds more wacky references into the game, which the enjoyment of said references is entirely subjective. It’s time to get dressed for the end of the world (or whatever’s going on here).

It adds four new clothing items to the game: a couple of masks and two hoods. All traits come with a positive effect and a negative effect, arguably excluding Wild Wasteland. And that’s why Wasteland Hoods seems like such an appropriate mod for Fallout: New Vegas. Returning from Fallout and Fallout 2, traits are unique, permanent alterations to your character you can select at character creation. RELATED: Fallout New Vegas: 10 Great Quests You Likely Missed From blowing enemies up into bits of gore or having wild animals fight for you, there's a great deal of freedom in how you build your character. It has its flaws but I can never enjoy a linear game again. Fallout is known for its quirky perks and skills. I discovered Fallout VERY late, downloaded Fallout New Vegas randomly last year, fell in love, bought Fallout 4, have mixed feelings on that one and then I played Fallout 3, my favourite one.

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