Way of the Wasteland Warrior - Melee Perks for Fallout NV

Update June 5, 2015: Life got a bit busy and there seemed to be little need to monitor this mod so it fell off my radar pretty hard after a few weeks. With the announcement of Fallout 4, there's been a spike in people playing NV and so I wanted to see how this was doing. I'm assuming FO4 will have an equally wet-noodle approach to melee combat so if it's similarly mod-friendly I will likely adapt this mod to FO4 as well, hopefully sooner than years after the initial release date :P

Only bug I see reported that I can really maybe fix is the Adept: Steel Hands perk which I will look at when I have the time. Thanks again for any who take give the mod a download and hope you enjoy!

This mod adds perks and traits to New Vegas to add options to "build" a melee-oriented character. There were a handful of perks in New Vegas + DLC to boost your melee ability, but certainly nothing special. This mod adds 4 particular specializations, each with different strengths:

• []Way of the Wasteland Warrior: The namesake of the mod, these perks add general bonuses useful for anyone and also some smaller bonuses when using different types of armor or weapons. This path isn't intended to stand on its own, more as a secondary set of bonuses after you've already started taking perks from another path. This is also the only path that adds bonuses to thrown weapons.[/] []Way of the Crushing Mutant: The big, beefy, 2-hander spec. Focuses on using medium and heavy armor, being tanky, and crushing opponents in one or two blows. Pretty straightforward.[/] []Way of the Darting Cazador: A counterpoint to the mutant style, this spec uses light or no armor and 1-handed weapons. You move fast, inflict bleeding wounds, hit-and-run techniques are your bread and butter.[/] []Way of the Steel Hand: This is the spec focusing on unarmed weapons. Originally intended to be completely unarmed (fists only), limited time made me aim it at any unarmed weapons. A spec for those who want to be truly close and personal and have a reason for wearing all those random outfits that have no DT. Or if you just like punching things (as anyone rightly should.) [/]

In addition to the "Way" perks, there are "Style" perks. These are side-perks that are considered more optional and in some cases are supposed to be superior to similar vanilla perks that have lower requirements (e.g. Deathclaw Style vs. Piercing Strike). Most are tied to a particular "Way" but s