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Failing is fine though, and is actually a pretty central mechanic. If you have to do a Rhetoric check [e.g], and add 1 point to it right before, your odds will be worse than if you'd tried it, failed, and then added the point afterwards before trying again. You can get through the game with any build, just do what feels right.
Different stats work better with different playstyles and with each other. You also have conflicting stats. Thats why people ask. Some people want to play through mulitple times, some people just want one good playthrough without having to experiment and play the game first to figure it out.
You're right.
So you should do research, and plan out each skill point level, and map out which dialogues you're gonna a choose ahead of time via the reddit flowchart
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YOU NEED TO DO ALL THE DRUGS BRANTAN. ALL OF THEM