Did patch 1.3 change the Lone Wanderer perk?

Did patch 1.3 change the Lone Wanderer perk? - Person Walking Between Green Forest Trees

The first time I loaded Fallout 4 after installing the latest patch the VDSG entry on the loading screen told me about the Lone Wanderer perk and said it applies when travelling without a companion or dog.

It's widely documented that in fact you do still get the perk when travelling with Dogmeat.

I've never seen this particular entry before, or never noticed it anyway. Did it always say that, even though actually it does work when traveling with Dogmeat, or did they "fix" the perk in the patch?

If it always said that, then it's just always been wrong, and the perk probably still applies when travelling with Dogmeat.

If it didn't always say that, and the text was updated for Patch 1.3, then that suggests to me that they also fixed the perk so that it no longer applies when travelling with Dogmeat (even though this isn't mentioned in the patch release notes).






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Does dogmeat 2020 Use lone wanderer?

\u2013 The 'lone wanderer' perk (Charisma 3) is not affected by keeping Dogmeat as your companion, allowing you to rack up the benefits without getting lonely. \u2013 The 'attack dog' perk (Charisma 4) allows Dogmeat to become even tougher in a fight.

Is Lone Wanderer a good perk?

Lone Wanderer is a Perk Card in Fallout 76. This Perk has 3 ranks with increasing cost in Charisma. To use this Perk Card your character has to be at least level 4. When adventuring alone, take 20% less damage and gain 30% AP regen.



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