Intelligence - Revision history

Danny at 00:46, 17 August 2023

2023-08-17T00:46:09Z

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	If you are a veteran FOnline player, you likely plan your [[Character]] builds in advance, so you know exactly how much '''IN''' is needed by a target level, and thus optimize build. All players are encouraged to do this. (Find a character planner tool on the forum.)		If you are a veteran FOnline player, you likely plan your [[Character]] builds in advance, so you know exactly how much '''IN''' is needed by a target level, and thus optimize build. All players are encouraged to do this. (Find a character planner tool on the forum.)

	Serious [[PvP]] players tend to use low Intelligence (2,3 or even 1), sacrificing the high amount of [[Skill Points]] gained per level so they may instead invest the SPECIAL points into [[Endurance]], [[Agility]], [[Luck]], or [[Perception]]. It is suggested not to leave Intelligence at 1 unless you're experienced with [[Character]] builds, as it may be difficult, if not impossible, to meet the skill requirements for the perks you want.		Serious [[PvP]] players tend to use low Intelligence (2, 3 or even 1), sacrificing the high amount of [[Skill Points]] gained per level so they may instead invest the SPECIAL points into [[Endurance]], [[Agility]], [[Luck]], or [[Perception]]. It is suggested not to leave Intelligence at 1 unless you're experienced with [[Character]] builds, as it may be difficult, if not impossible, to meet the skill requirements for the perks you want.

	[[Category:SPECIAL]]		[[Category:SPECIAL]]

Danny at 00:45, 17 August 2023

2023-08-17T00:45:43Z

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	If you are a veteran FOnline player, you likely plan your [[Character]] builds in advance, so you know exactly how much '''IN''' is needed by a target level, and thus optimize build. All players are encouraged to do this. (Find a character planner tool on the forum.)		If you are a veteran FOnline player, you likely plan your [[Character]] builds in advance, so you know exactly how much '''IN''' is needed by a target level, and thus optimize build. All players are encouraged to do this. (Find a character planner tool on the forum.)

	Serious [[PvP]] players tend to use low Intelligence (2 or 3), sacrificing the high amount of [[Skill Points]] gained per level so they may instead invest the SPECIAL points into [[Endurance]], [[Agility]], [[Luck]], or [[Perception]]. It is suggested not to leave Intelligence at 1 unless you're experienced with [[Character]] builds, as it may be difficult, if not impossible, to meet the skill requirements for the perks you want.		Serious [[PvP]] players tend to use low Intelligence (2,3 or even 1), sacrificing the high amount of [[Skill Points]] gained per level so they may instead invest the SPECIAL points into [[Endurance]], [[Agility]], [[Luck]], or [[Perception]]. It is suggested not to leave Intelligence at 1 unless you're experienced with [[Character]] builds, as it may be difficult, if not impossible, to meet the skill requirements for the perks you want.

	[[Category:SPECIAL]]		[[Category:SPECIAL]]

Medics: IN only affects NPC dialogs, not ingame chat. Related Perks updated

2023-07-28T10:32:57Z

IN only affects NPC dialogs, not ingame chat. Related Perks updated

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	\|modifies=Initial level of some [[skills]], dialogue options, the number of new [[skill points]] per [[level]]		\|modifies=Initial level of some [[skills]], dialogue options, the number of new [[skill points]] per [[level]]
	\|perks=[[Bonus Rate of ~~Fire~~]], [[Educated]], [[Gain Intelligence]], [[~~Healer~~]], [[Rad Resistance]], [[Sharpshooter]], [[Swift Learner]]		\|perks=[[Bonus Rate of Attack]], [[Educated]], [[Gain Intelligence]], [[Medic]], [[Rad Resistance]], [[Sharpshooter]], [[Swift Learner]]
	\|traits=		\|traits=
	}}		}}

	Knowledge, wisdom and the ability to think quickly. A high Intelligence is important for any character. Modifies: the number of new [[Skill points]] per level, dialogue options, and many [[Skills]]. A [[Character]] with very low Intelligence will suffer from a limited vocabulary ~~and this will be evident when he talks via the~~ [[~~In-Game Chat~~]] feature; his words will be spelled incorrectly and some words will be utterly replaced by other words. For example, with IN of only 3, saying "FA" will show up as "stich meh!" and saying "I will go" will often come out as "me will go".		Knowledge, wisdom and the ability to think quickly. A high Intelligence is important for any character. Modifies: the number of new [[Skill points]] per level, dialogue options, and many [[Skills]]. A [[Character]] with very low Intelligence will suffer from a limited vocabulary in dialogs with [[NPC]]s.

	'''NOTE:''' Each point of Intelligence represents 2 [[Skill Points]] per [[Levels\|Level]].		'''NOTE:''' Each point of Intelligence represents 2 [[Skill Points]] per [[Levels\|Level]].

Medics: link fixed

2021-04-11T13:41:56Z

link fixed

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	Knowledge, wisdom and the ability to think quickly. A high Intelligence is important for any character. Modifies: the number of new [[Skill points]] per level, dialogue options, and many [[Skills]]. A [[Character]] with very low Intelligence will suffer from a limited vocabulary and this will be evident when he talks via the [[In-Game Chat]] feature; his words will be spelled incorrectly and some words will be utterly replaced by other words. For example, with IN of only 3, saying "FA" will show up as "stich meh!" and saying "I will go" will often come out as "me will go".		Knowledge, wisdom and the ability to think quickly. A high Intelligence is important for any character. Modifies: the number of new [[Skill points]] per level, dialogue options, and many [[Skills]]. A [[Character]] with very low Intelligence will suffer from a limited vocabulary and this will be evident when he talks via the [[In-Game Chat]] feature; his words will be spelled incorrectly and some words will be utterly replaced by other words. For example, with IN of only 3, saying "FA" will show up as "stich meh!" and saying "I will go" will often come out as "me will go".

	'''NOTE:''' Each point of Intelligence represents 2 [[Skill Points]] per [[Levels\|Level].		'''NOTE:''' Each point of Intelligence represents 2 [[Skill Points]] per [[Levels\|Level]].

	'''NOTE:''' Your Intelligence can be permanently increased by 1 point with an [[Logic Co-Processor\|implant]], unless it is already 10, the maximum.		'''NOTE:''' Your Intelligence can be permanently increased by 1 point with an [[Logic Co-Processor\|implant]], unless it is already 10, the maximum.
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	==Tips==		==Tips==
	The number of [[Skill Points]] you will earn at each [[Levels\|Level] is important and the difference between IN 9 and IN 10 is 46, which might considerably affect a [[Character]]'s final outcome. So it might be vital for a [[Crafting]] [[Character]] to have 10 Intelligence, for example, to be able to have all the skills up as fast as possible.		The number of [[Skill Points]] you will earn at each [[Levels\|Level]] is important and the difference between IN 9 and IN 10 is 46, which might considerably affect a [[Character]]'s final outcome. So it might be vital for a [[Crafting]] [[Character]] to have 10 Intelligence, for example, to be able to have all the skills up as fast as possible.

	However, there is no level cap, so some players choose low '''IN''' and just level up more.		However, there is no level cap, so some players choose low '''IN''' and just level up more.

Henry at 00:42, 4 September 2020

2020-09-04T00:42:32Z

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	Knowledge, wisdom and the ability to think quickly. A high Intelligence is important for any character. Modifies: the number of new [[Skill points]] per level, dialogue options, and many [[Skills]]. A character with very low Intelligence will suffer from a limited vocabulary and this will be evident when he talks via the [[In-Game Chat]] feature; his words will be spelled incorrectly and some words will be utterly replaced by other words. For example, with IN of only 3, saying "FA" will show up as "stich meh!" and saying "I will go" will often come out as "me will go".

	~~'''Note~~:~~''' Each point~~ of ~~Intelligence represents 2~~ [[Skill ~~Points~~]] per level.		Knowledge, wisdom and the ability to think quickly. A high Intelligence is important for any character. Modifies: the number of new [[Skill points]] per level, dialogue options, and many [[Skills]]. A [[Character]] with very low Intelligence will suffer from a limited vocabulary and this will be evident when he talks via the [[In-Game Chat]] feature; his words will be spelled incorrectly and some words will be utterly replaced by other words. For example, with IN of only 3, saying "FA" will show up as "stich meh!" and saying "I will go" will often come out as "me will go".

	'''~~Note~~:''' Your Intelligence can be permanently increased by 1 point with an [[Logic Co-Processor\|implant]], unless it is already 10, the maximum.		'''NOTE:''' Each point of Intelligence represents 2 [[Skill Points]] per [[Levels\|Level].

			'''NOTE:''' Your Intelligence can be permanently increased by 1 point with an [[Logic Co-Processor\|implant]], unless it is already 10, the maximum.

	Also you cannot become [[Slavery\|Slaver]] with less than 4 intelligence.		Also you cannot become [[Slavery\|Slaver]] with less than 4 intelligence.
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	==Tips==		==Tips==
	The number of [[Skill Points]] you will earn at each ~~level~~ is important and the difference between IN 9 and IN 10 is 46, which might considerably affect a ~~character~~'s final outcome. So it might be vital for a ~~crafting character~~ to have 10 Intelligence, for example, to be able to have all the skills up as fast as possible.		The number of [[Skill Points]] you will earn at each [[Levels\|Level] is important and the difference between IN 9 and IN 10 is 46, which might considerably affect a [[Character]]'s final outcome. So it might be vital for a [[Crafting]] [[Character]] to have 10 Intelligence, for example, to be able to have all the skills up as fast as possible.

	However, there is no level cap, so some players choose low '''IN''' and just level up more.		However, there is no level cap, so some players choose low '''IN''' and just level up more.

	If you are a veteran FOnline player, you likely plan your ~~character~~ builds in advance, so you know exactly how much '''IN''' is needed by a target level, and thus optimize build. All players are encouraged to do this. (Find a character planner tool on the forum.)		If you are a veteran FOnline player, you likely plan your [[Character]] builds in advance, so you know exactly how much '''IN''' is needed by a target level, and thus optimize build. All players are encouraged to do this. (Find a character planner tool on the forum.)

	Serious [[PvP]] players tend to use low Intelligence (2 or 3), sacrificing the high amount of ~~skill points~~ gained per level so they may instead invest the SPECIAL points into [[Endurance]], [[Agility]], [[Luck]], or [[Perception]]. It is suggested not to leave Intelligence at 1 unless you're experienced with ~~character~~ builds, as it may be difficult, if not impossible, to meet the skill requirements for the perks you want.		Serious [[PvP]] players tend to use low Intelligence (2 or 3), sacrificing the high amount of [[Skill Points]] gained per level so they may instead invest the SPECIAL points into [[Endurance]], [[Agility]], [[Luck]], or [[Perception]]. It is suggested not to leave Intelligence at 1 unless you're experienced with [[Character]] builds, as it may be difficult, if not impossible, to meet the skill requirements for the perks you want.

	[[Category:SPECIAL]]		[[Category:SPECIAL]]

Henry at 22:50, 10 November 2018

2018-11-10T22:50:36Z

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	Also you cannot become [[Slavery\|Slaver]] with less than 4 intelligence.		Also you cannot become [[Slavery\|Slaver]] with less than 4 intelligence.

	== Skills ~~affected~~ ==		== Skills Affected ==
	* [[Doctor]]		* [[Doctor]]
	* [[First Aid]]		* [[First Aid]]
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	==Bonuses to Intelligence==		==Bonuses to Intelligence==
	*[[Mentats]] +2		*+2 from [[Mentats]], temporary for 30 [[RT]] minutes
	*~~Crafted/found Armor~~ with an Intelligence bonus ~~(works~~ even if ~~fully~~ broken~~) +1~~		*+1 from any armor with an Intelligence bonus, even if the armor is broken ''"beyond repair"''

	==Tips==		==Tips==
			The number of [[Skill Points]] you will earn at each level is important and the difference between IN 9 and IN 10 is 46, which might considerably affect a character's final outcome. So it might be vital for a crafting character to have 10 Intelligence, for example, to be able to have all the skills up as fast as possible.

	~~The number of [[Skill points]] you will earn at each~~ level ~~is important and the difference between~~ IN 9 and ~~IN 10 is 46, which might considerably affect a character's final outcome. So it might be vital for a crafting character to have 10 in Intelligence, for example, to be able to have all the skills~~ up ~~as fast as possible~~.		However, there is no level cap, so some players choose low '''IN''' and just level up more.

	If you are ~~an experimented fallout~~ player, you ~~can calculate the exact number of skill points you will need for~~ your character, so you ~~can choose the value in intelligence which you will really need~~ and to ~~optimize~~ the ~~rest of your build~~.		If you are a veteran FOnline player, you likely plan your character builds in advance, so you know exactly how much '''IN''' is needed by a target level, and thus optimize build. All players are encouraged to do this. (Find a character planner tool on the forum.)

	Serious ~~PVPers~~ tend to ~~leave intelligence at~~ 2 or 3, sacrificing the high amount of skill points gained per level so they may instead invest the SPECIAL points into ~~endurance~~, ~~agility~~, ~~luck~~, or ~~perception~~. It is suggested not to leave ~~intelligence~~ at 1 unless you're experienced with character builds, as it may be difficult, if not impossible, to meet the skill requirements for the perks you want.		Serious [[PvP]] players tend to use low Intelligence (2 or 3), sacrificing the high amount of skill points gained per level so they may instead invest the SPECIAL points into [[Endurance]], [[Agility]], [[Luck]], or [[Perception]]. It is suggested not to leave Intelligence at 1 unless you're experienced with character builds, as it may be difficult, if not impossible, to meet the skill requirements for the perks you want.

	[[Category:SPECIAL]]		[[Category:SPECIAL]]

Smalec at 17:42, 26 October 2018

2018-10-26T17:42:03Z

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	* [[Science]]		* [[Science]]

	==~~Drugs that affect~~ Intelligence==		==Bonuses to Intelligence==
	*[[Mentats]] +2		*[[Mentats]] +2
			*Crafted/found Armor with an Intelligence bonus (works even if fully broken) +1

	==Tips==		==Tips==

Prof. Torr: Removed Category:Primary Stats.

2015-04-30T01:28:30Z

Removed Category:Primary Stats.

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	Serious PVPers tend to leave intelligence at 2 or 3, sacrificing the high amount of skill points gained per level so they may instead invest the SPECIAL points into endurance, agility, luck, or perception. It is suggested not to leave intelligence at 1 unless you're experienced with character builds, as it may be difficult, if not impossible, to meet the skill requirements for the perks you want.		Serious PVPers tend to leave intelligence at 2 or 3, sacrificing the high amount of skill points gained per level so they may instead invest the SPECIAL points into endurance, agility, luck, or perception. It is suggested not to leave intelligence at 1 unless you're experienced with character builds, as it may be difficult, if not impossible, to meet the skill requirements for the perks you want.


	[[Category:SPECIAL]]		[[Category:SPECIAL]]
	~~[[Category:Primary Stats]]~~

Blix: /* Tips */ Mentioned how pvpers usually go with 2-3 int builds.

2014-12-25T20:41:07Z

Tips: Mentioned how pvpers usually go with 2-3 int builds.

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	If you are an experimented fallout player, you can calculate the exact number of skill points you will need for your character, so you can choose the value in intelligence which you will really need and to optimize the rest of your build.		If you are an experimented fallout player, you can calculate the exact number of skill points you will need for your character, so you can choose the value in intelligence which you will really need and to optimize the rest of your build.

			Serious PVPers tend to leave intelligence at 2 or 3, sacrificing the high amount of skill points gained per level so they may instead invest the SPECIAL points into endurance, agility, luck, or perception. It is suggested not to leave intelligence at 1 unless you're experienced with character builds, as it may be difficult, if not impossible, to meet the skill requirements for the perks you want.


	[[Category:SPECIAL]]		[[Category:SPECIAL]]
	[[Category:Primary Stats]]		[[Category:Primary Stats]]

Henry at 16:12, 15 March 2014

2014-03-15T16:12:48Z

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	Knowledge, wisdom and the ability to think quickly. A high Intelligence is important for any character. Modifies: the number of new [[Skill points]] per level, dialogue options, and many [[Skills]]. A character with very low Intelligence will suffer from a limited vocabulary and this will be evident when he talks via the [[In-Game Chat]] feature; his words will be spelled incorrectly and some words will be utterly replaced by other words. For example, with IN of only 3, saying "FA" will show up as "stich meh!" and saying "I will go" will often come out as "me will go".		Knowledge, wisdom and the ability to think quickly. A high Intelligence is important for any character. Modifies: the number of new [[Skill points]] per level, dialogue options, and many [[Skills]]. A character with very low Intelligence will suffer from a limited vocabulary and this will be evident when he talks via the [[In-Game Chat]] feature; his words will be spelled incorrectly and some words will be utterly replaced by other words. For example, with IN of only 3, saying "FA" will show up as "stich meh!" and saying "I will go" will often come out as "me will go".

			'''Note:''' Each point of Intelligence represents 2 [[Skill Points]] per level.

	'''Note:''' Your Intelligence can be permanently increased by 1 point with an [[Logic Co-Processor\|implant]], unless it is already 10, the maximum.		'''Note:''' Your Intelligence can be permanently increased by 1 point with an [[Logic Co-Processor\|implant]], unless it is already 10, the maximum.