Like most RPGs , it makes sense to spread your skill points out a little bit and be able to do different things when necessary . Specialization into a very specific skill set can do wonders for the paycheque , but can be hell in terms of job hopping or searching , especially in a shrinking field or one with low turnover . It ' s always wise to have a fallback option for when your primary isn ' t available , even if it means a dramatic pay cut . Which is why you usually see the smarter specialized heavy mechanics do parttime jobs in regular auto shops , and industrial electricians brushing up on the residential regulations . <| sep |> Completely agree ! It ' s one of my most frequent references , and it ' s definitely known by most .