Perk Points Console Command for Fallout 4

[Angry Bajur 😡🦡]

A console command for adding perk points. To my knowledge, this does not cause any glitches, but just to be safe, limit how many points you give yourself.

Just for those who are unfamiliar, this command must be typed into the in-game console. To open the in-game console, press the ~ key. On most English keyboards, it is in the top left corner of the keyboard, below the ESC key, above the TAB key and next to the 1 key. Just press ~ in-game, and the console will open.

This console command will allow you to give your character as many perk points as you want, so that you can level up every skill while still playing somewhat legitimately.

CGF "Game.AddPerkPoints" <int> – Adds the specified number of Perk Points, they can be spent in the standard perk chart.

Make sure that you type the command in exactly as it is shown (CGF "Game.AddPerkPoints"), followed by the number of perk points you want to add, otherwise it probably won't work. Also, I suggest not adding more than 99 points at a time. I've never tried more than that, but I doubt that it leads to anything good.

[Plopkins]

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ finally thankyou

[Drackonus]

doesnt work anyone tell me why please?

[JACKSin]

CGF "Game.AddPerkPoints" 1
CGF "Game.AddPerkPoints" 2
CGF "Game.AddPerkPoints" 3.

cgf "game.addperkpoints" 4

[Verum]

Originally posted by TVApocalypse:

doesnt work anyone tell me why please?

do this cgf "game.addperkpoints" x (x being the number you want)

[watchdog79]

If you do not mind levelling up in the process, you may also use "player.modav experience" followed by the desired number. I tested it with 2000000, boosting to level 221 and it worked fine.

You just have to give the XP bar time to fill so that you level up once and you get a notification on your new level, as it comes with the appropriate amount of perk points. To avoid seeing the XP fill for 200 times, quicksave and quickload.

[The Wriggler]

Originally posted by watchdog79:

If you do not mind levelling up in the process, you may also use "player.modav experience" followed by the desired number. I tested it with 2000000, boosting to level 221 and it worked fine.

You just have to give the XP bar time to fill so that you level up once and you get a notification on your new level, as it comes with the appropriate amount of perk points. To avoid seeing the XP fill for 200 times, quicksave and quickload.

or just player.setlevel

[Marlfox]

uh-oh this is dangerous

[The Wriggler]

Originally posted by Marlfox:

uh-oh this is dangerous :hillary:

Completely unnecessary necro.

[R.4.V.3.N]

2018 FTW

[JohnnyVideoGame]

So I added ten points just to get to round out some perks as I'm a little impatient. Seems like instantly the enemies were tougher. Like they scaled as if I leveled 10 times. I'm not complaining cause it was welcomed with the added power. Just wondering if this is confirmed or I am imagining it.

[ZaggRukk]

Originally posted by JohnnyVideoGame:

So I added ten points just to get to round out some perks as I'm a little impatient. Seems like instantly the enemies were tougher. Like they scaled as if I leveled 10 times. I'm not complaining cause it was welcomed with the added power. Just wondering if this is confirmed or I am imagining it.

Normal. Enemies level with you.

[Angry Bajur 😡🦡]

Originally posted by JohnnyVideoGame:

So I added ten points just to get to round out some perks as I'm a little impatient. Seems like instantly the enemies were tougher. Like they scaled as if I leveled 10 times. I'm not complaining cause it was welcomed with the added power. Just wondering if this is confirmed or I am imagining it.

I have no idea why that would happen. The command only adds perk points, it doesn't add levels.

[JohnnyVideoGame]

Originally posted by RAVELORD NITO:

Originally posted by JohnnyVideoGame:

So I added ten points just to get to round out some perks as I'm a little impatient. Seems like instantly the enemies were tougher. Like they scaled as if I leveled 10 times. I'm not complaining cause it was welcomed with the added power. Just wondering if this is confirmed or I am imagining it.

I have no idea why that would happen. The command only adds perk points, it doesn't add levels.

Yeh I thought maybe I was imagining it. Cause it doesnt make sense.

[Final Reflection]

Originally posted by JohnnyVideoGame:

So I added ten points just to get to round out some perks as I'm a little impatient. Seems like instantly the enemies were tougher. Like they scaled as if I leveled 10 times. I'm not complaining cause it was welcomed with the added power. Just wondering if this is confirmed or I am imagining it.

I also experienced this

Playing heavily modded fallout 4 on very hard mode, did this console command to go ahead 10 levels and suddenly the game felt fairly harder - I feel as though the game levels not by the number of your level but by the amount of points that are invested in the perk chart. Could just be me tho

[Yukki Freeman]

have some way to remove perk points?