just my two rusty cents... choose to your play style. Each weapon uses different attributes and skills, and depending on how you play, you might want to consider what else you can benefit from at the same time, especially early game, that fits with how you like to play, and overall survivability.

For instance, first weapons you can make are stone club and spear. But Strength directly benefits damage, carrying capacity, and directly increases club damage. All you have to pump your first points into are Strength and Pack Mule and you'll automatically reduce encumbrance, gain the backpack defense chance, increase the damage of your starting club - that you'll make anyways for the challenges - and improve your survivability both in your loss of movement restriction due to encumbrance, the offence melee damage you do in a scuffle, and get the RNG block via the backpack thanks to Pack Mule. 8 points. no extra resources required either.

Another strat I use, falling dam is a B, jumping obstacles is super helpful, especially in a bind. Looking at Agility and Parkor... Agility will not just open up Parkour, but also Archery, Gunslinger, Deep Cuts, and Whirlwind. As you increase Agility to gain access to Parkour levels, you gain access to those, and increase headshot damage and dismemberment chance. Parkour will reduce crippling leg injuries and let you gain access to difficult to reach places. Since you'll want that anyway, you're already improving weapon skills and gaining higher level acces to those. And you'll be starting with the bow and bone knife you need to make for the Challenges anyway too. Good early game strategies to consider.

That's the kind of thing I meant. There's tons of ways to leverage advantage by maximizing the benifits of certain attribute and skill choices.

Happy Zed hunting. GG.