I was watching a video and the youtuber mentioned that health regen on a pa is bad

[Astro]

I was watching a video and the youtuber mentioned that health regen on a pa is bad, because causes fast travel bug, do you guys know what he is talking about?

[Eriskumma]

There was a bug that caused you to not be able to fast travel if you were actively healing, like immediately after eating food or using a stimpak etc, and AFAIK some health regenerating perks/mutations triggered it too. Don't know if it's been fixed but haven't had it for some time now.

[Astro]

I see thanks

[Astro]

another question about health regen...
Can we have that on every pieces of a pa?

[Eriskumma]

Originally posted by Vision:

another question about health regen...
Can we have that on every pieces of a pa?

To my knowledge Regenerating armor does stack and you should heal faster more pieces you have, but not 100% sure since never used them.

[Astro]

should be in total 25% for all pieces.
Another one..
I have the automatic use of a simpack at 25% of health on my armor but I also have a perk card with that, is it redundant to have 2 of them or do they stack?

[Astro]

So health regen seems to go faster, I have 3 of them but it's a bit buggy, first of all only heals you outside of combat and then sometimes it stops for a while, who knows why :(

[Eriskumma]

Originally posted by Vision:

should be in total 25% for all pieces.
Another one..
I have the automatic use of a simpack at 25% of health on my armor but I also have a perk card with that, is it redundant to have 2 of them or do they stack?

AFAIK they do stack but not sure. Tbh I consider both redundant, I use Vampire's weapons if I can't rely on stealth. :P

[Astro]

yeah vampire is definitely a better healing since it happens during the fight but on a gun you will do less damage with it since that buff could be instead a damage buff. So I was looking for some kind of extra healing and on the pa unfortunately only happens (when it's not bugged) outside of combat, bummer

[SmallSheriff]

I watched a YOUTUBER a few years ago who said If you eat only grapefruit all your life you will be the healthest person alive. Seems they died last year. JUST SAYING.

[Eriskumma]

Originally posted by Vision:

yeah vampire is definitely a better healing since it happens during the fight but on a gun you will do less damage with it since that buff could be instead a damage buff.

Damage numbers you see in Pip-Boy are just one part of the damage calculations, your build is what really matters. When all buffs from different things gets added up one single number starts to matter less and differences between legendary prefixes become less relevant.
For example I run low health sneaky vats builds and after all low health damage buffs get added to stealth damage buffs, vats damage buffs, armor penetration buffs, adrenaline buffs etc it really doesn't make big difference if my gun's Pip-Boy damage number is 100 or 150. At that point actual damage difference between say Bloodied and Vampire's weapons is small enough that I rather have the healing than slightly more damage. Have massive collection of "god-tier" guns and most of the time I run around with stuff like quad 10mm pistols, vampire's FFR handmades, vampire's vats chance combat shotguns etc and save the hard hitters against the toughest bosses. If my shotgunner can one shot max level super mutants with non-legendary combat shotgun why should I use anything more powerful against basic enemies when vampire's makes me near immortal.

[dbond1]

I have healing and rad removal on my SS set. It's a delight. Out of combat the armor automatically restores me to full health with no radiation. Always full health without needing to carry stuff or take perks to ensure I am. Auto-matic.