Fallout 76: How To Make A Bloodied Build
Fallout 76 introduced the concept of mass multiplayer to the Fallout franchise. This fundamentally changed the way players experience Fallout in many ways. One such way is that the most dangerous threat yet has been added to the Wasteland: Other players.
Related: Fallout 76: Tank Build GuideNot only do players have to contend with Yao-gui, Mirelurks, and Deathclaws, but now they have to constantly look over their shoulders for other players. The introduction of Bloodied weapons offers a powerful offensive modifier to those who choose to use it, at great defensive cost. Play on the edge with this high-risk, high reward build, doing maximum damage at minimal health.
Bloodied is a Legendary weapon modifier that is relatively rare to come across. They can be found in Legendary weapons shops, however, this will cost you a significant amount of money. Instead, we recommend farming enemies for Bloodied weapons. They can drop from any one-to-three-star legendary enemy you come across.
The Bloodied modifier makes it so that the weapon can deal up to 100% of its original damage based on the player’s missing health. This means that if you can keep your health low, your weapon can always do double damage. This, of course, is easier said than done. We will go over how best to achieve this later in the article, but beware that before your build is complete, it is very easy to be one-shot while pursuing the damage upgrade.
Excluding Power Armor, Bloodied builds generally all look for the same perk when hunting for armor pieces, and that is the Legendary Unyielding trait. Unyielding armor adds three to all skills while your health is below 25 percent. This means that will all armor slots having the Unyielding effect, a player would get
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