There Fallout TV series on Amazon Prime Video, in addition to having convinced fans of the Bethesda video game and beyond, is opening the doors to various connections between the two media. One of these concerns the conjectures on the character level that Lucy would have if her adventure had been that of a video game and not a film.
Profile X of Many a True Nerd asked himself the question and tried to give as coherent an answer as possible. The starting point of his analysis, also taken up by IGN, is that Lucy is playing on the Easy difficulty level, given that in one episode she eliminates a radioactive bear with a single gunshot, but with shades of Survival mode, given that she need to drink to survive.
That said, over the course of the 8 episodes of the series the protagonist does not engage in many fights. There is some elimination of radioactive cockroaches that contributes to obtaining little XP, while it is the fight in the organ sales center that contributes significantly to Lucy’s experience advancement. Other points in the progression come from exploration, not much to be honest, and from completing the main mission and a couple of what we could call secondary missions.
The final answer, applying all possible increases, is that Lucy in a video game would be around level 8. It is not an estimate with an absolute value, but it gives an idea of what the protagonist’s path would have been in a video game adventure . The impression, for those who have followed the series, is that the growth of the character since his exit from Vault 33 has been much more important.
A video game version of Lucy, however, exists, and it is the one added to Fallout Shelter. Here we can also find his “official” SPECIAL statistics, which are the following:
Strength 4
Perception 7
Resistance 6
Charisma 5
Intelligence 6
Agility 5
Luck 7
