The 2238 Wiki tells us lots of things that seem to be not true either by experience or hearsay.
Outdoorsman - I've read from multiple guides, strategies, character build walkthroughs and the Wiki that the Outdoorsman skill doesn't benefit us after 94 or 95%. Is this true? Many times other players tell me that their Outdoorsman is 200, 250 or sometimes even 300%. Mine as of now is at 96% and if this rumor is true about wasting skill points on this particular skill, it will stay that way.
Prices - Everytime I go to buy a car, merchant or pretty much any item in general, the base price never matches even close to what the Wiki tells us. I have seen a car being 90K caps over the listed price!
Power Armor - Why does the Wiki basically tell us that it's impossible for Power Armor to be found? In my first couple of weeks playing FOnline, I ran into the same gang or faction several times in a "trap" they had set up roughly a few squares above the Hub/Boneyard spawn town. Each and every one of these players were wearing Advanced Power Armors. There must have been 10 or 15 (total) of them sporadically throughout my encounters. How is this possible seeing as the Wiki tells us that they are so extremely rare. Not to mention that I have several friends that I play with on a regular basis and they have been playing since pre-wipe and claim to have NEVER, EVER seen Power Armor of any sort.
You probably misunderstood/mixed the numbers. It is meant that you can skip 95% of the encounters, if you got 300% Outdoorsman.
The chance to avoid an encounter is 95% if you have 300 outdoorsman. This means, you can still get a 5% chance to get into an encounter if you have 300 outdoorsman.
WTF? The Wiki never says anything about 300%. It says, regardless of percentage... it cant be over 95% chance. Logically, to me, that means anything over 95% is a waste.
With outdoorsman, 200% is enough for max effect on avoiding encounters. Above that will increase travel speed somewhat.
No no no....regardless of how much skill you have, you can only possibly have 95% chance to choose to skip encounters.
That's what I just said.
If you want to make enemies, try to change something.
If you keep dying in random encounters, try making a new character and tagging the Outdoorsman skill, it will help you avoid fights you can't handle once raised. - Remember, 95% is as effective as this skill get's so don't raise it past this point.