Strength - Revision history

Medics: related perks + Iron Limbs

2023-07-28T10:26:45Z

related perks + Iron Limbs

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	\|modifies= [[Carry Weight]], [[Hit Points]], [[Melee]] [[Damage]]		\|modifies= [[Carry Weight]], [[Hit Points]], [[Melee]] [[Damage]]
	\|perks=[[Adrenaline Rush]], [[Bonus HtH Damage]], [[Gain Strength]], [[Stonewall]]		\|perks=[[Adrenaline Rush]], [[Bonus HtH Damage]], [[Gain Strength]], [[Stonewall]], [[Iron Limbs]]
	\|traits=[[Bruiser]], [[Heavy Handed]]		\|traits=[[Bruiser]], [[Heavy Handed]]
	}}		}}

Medics: Strong Back removed from Related Perks as it doesn't depend on Strength

2023-07-28T10:23:26Z

Strong Back removed from Related Perks as it doesn't depend on Strength

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	\|modifies= [[Carry Weight]], [[Hit Points]], [[Melee]] [[Damage]]		\|modifies= [[Carry Weight]], [[Hit Points]], [[Melee]] [[Damage]]
	\|perks=[[Adrenaline Rush]], [[Bonus HtH Damage]], [[Gain Strength]], [[Stonewall~~]], [[Strong Back~~]]		\|perks=[[Adrenaline Rush]], [[Bonus HtH Damage]], [[Gain Strength]], [[Stonewall]]
	\|traits=[[Bruiser]], [[Heavy Handed]]		\|traits=[[Bruiser]], [[Heavy Handed]]
	}}		}}

Henry at 04:58, 16 August 2020

2020-08-16T04:58:50Z

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	\|traits=[[Bruiser]], [[Heavy Handed]]		\|traits=[[Bruiser]], [[Heavy Handed]]
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	Raw physical strength. A high Strength is good for physical ~~characters~~. Modifies: Hit Points, Melee Damage, and Carry Weight. Also you suffer [[hit chance]] penalty if you don't have enough Strength to handle your weapon, though this can be countered with increased weapon skill.		Raw physical strength. A high Strength is good for physical [[Character]]s. Modifies: [[Hit Points]], Melee Damage, and [[Carry Weight]]. Also you suffer [[hit chance]] penalty if you don't have enough Strength to handle your weapon, though this can be countered with increased weapon skill.

	'''~~Note~~:''' Your Strength can be permanently increased by 1 point with an [[Hypertrophy Accelerator\|implant]], unless it is already 10, the maximum.		'''NOTE:''' Your Strength can be permanently increased by 1 point with an [[Hypertrophy Accelerator\|implant]], unless it is already 10, the maximum.

	==Tips==		==Tips==
			Higher Strength is beneficial to all [[Character]] [[:Category:Builds\|builds]]. Tank [[:Category:Builds\|builds]] often have a strength of 5 to allow for [[Adrenaline Rush]]. Pugilists often have ST 7 or more. Low strength results in a decreased [[Carry Weight]], and slightly lower health. Check the Strength requirement for whichever weapon you intend to use. For each point of Strength under a weapon's ST requirement, your [[Hit Chance]] is penalized by 20%. However, with no [[Levels\|level cap]], you can get weapon skill high enough to compensate for low ST. Add [[Drugs]] and possibly a [[Hypertrophy Accelerator\|ST implant]], and a sniper can have proper [[Hit Chance]] at max range with base ST 1.
	Higher Strength is beneficial to all ~~character~~ builds. Tank builds often have a strength of 5 to allow for [[Adrenaline Rush]]. Pugilists often have ST 7 or more. Low strength results in a decreased ~~carry weight~~, and slightly lower health. Check the Strength requirement for whichever weapon you intend to use. For each point of Strength under a weapon's ST requirement, your Hit Chance is penalized by 20%. However, with no level cap, you can get weapon skill high enough to compensate for low ST. Add ~~drugs~~ and possibly a ST implant, and ~~even~~ a sniper can have proper Hit Chance at max range with base ST 1.

	Strength is very important to miners and crafters as well, because they benefit from a high [[Carry Weight]].		Strength is very important to miners and crafters as well, because they benefit from a high [[Carry Weight]].

	==Drugs ~~that affect Strength~~==		==Strength-Related [[Drugs]]==
	*[[Jet]] -2		*[[Jet]] -2
	*[[Buffout]] +2		*[[Buffout]] +2

Henry at 16:20, 30 September 2016

2016-09-30T16:20:54Z

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	\|name=Strength		\|name=Strength
	\|image=Strength.gif		\|image=Strength.gif
	\|modifies= [[Carry Weight]], [[Hit Points]], [[Melee]] [[Damage~~]], [[Heavy Handed~~]]		\|modifies= [[Carry Weight]], [[Hit Points]], [[Melee]] [[Damage]]
	\|perks=[[Adrenaline Rush]], [[Bonus HtH Damage]], [[Gain Strength]], [[Stonewall]], [[Strong Back]]		\|perks=[[Adrenaline Rush]], [[Bonus HtH Damage]], [[Gain Strength]], [[Stonewall]], [[Strong Back]]
	\|traits=[[Bruiser]]		\|traits=[[Bruiser]], [[Heavy Handed]]
	}}		}}
	Raw physical strength. A high Strength is good for physical characters. Modifies: Hit Points, Melee Damage, and Carry Weight. Also you suffer [[hit chance]] penalty if you don't have enough Strength to handle your weapon, though this can be countered with increased weapon skill.		Raw physical strength. A high Strength is good for physical characters. Modifies: Hit Points, Melee Damage, and Carry Weight. Also you suffer [[hit chance]] penalty if you don't have enough Strength to handle your weapon, though this can be countered with increased weapon skill.

Henry at 16:20, 30 September 2016

2016-09-30T16:20:39Z

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	\|name=Strength		\|name=Strength
	\|image=Strength.gif		\|image=Strength.gif
	\|modifies= [[Carry Weight]], [[Hit Points]], [[Melee]] [[Damage]]		\|modifies= [[Carry Weight]], [[Hit Points]], [[Melee]] [[Damage]], [[Heavy Handed]]
	\|perks=[[Adrenaline Rush]], [[Bonus HtH Damage]], [[Gain Strength]], [[Stonewall]], [[Strong Back]]		\|perks=[[Adrenaline Rush]], [[Bonus HtH Damage]], [[Gain Strength]], [[Stonewall]], [[Strong Back]]
	\|traits=[[Bruiser]]		\|traits=[[Bruiser]]

Henry at 00:42, 27 July 2016

2016-07-27T00:42:58Z

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	Raw physical strength. A high Strength is good for physical characters. Modifies: Hit Points, Melee Damage, and Carry Weight. Also you suffer [[hit chance]] penalty if you don't have enough Strength to handle your weapon.		Raw physical strength. A high Strength is good for physical characters. Modifies: Hit Points, Melee Damage, and Carry Weight. Also you suffer [[hit chance]] penalty if you don't have enough Strength to handle your weapon, though this can be countered with increased weapon skill.

	'''Note:''' Your Strength can be permanently increased by 1 point with an [[Hypertrophy Accelerator\|implant]], unless it is already 10, the maximum.		'''Note:''' Your Strength can be permanently increased by 1 point with an [[Hypertrophy Accelerator\|implant]], unless it is already 10, the maximum.
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	==Tips==		==Tips==

	Strength is beneficial to all character builds. ~~A large majority of character~~ builds have a strength ~~between~~ 5 ~~and 8~~. ~~Unless using drugs, it is very penalizing to lower it below 5~~. Low strength results in a decreased carry weight, and slightly lower health ~~(Each point in strength adds one point to overall health)~~. ~~The number of points you put in~~ Strength depends on which fighting skills you intend to use. If you use skills like [[Big Guns]] (heavy weapons which require 7 in strength) or hand-to-hand fight, it is strongly suggested to have a strength equal to or above 7. For [[Small Guns]] a strength of 5 is enough. As for [[Energy Weapons]], a strength of 6 is recommended. The weapon check for some guns vary from the general rule, so check the strength requirement for whichever weapon you intend to use. For each point of ~~strength~~ under a weapon's ST requirement, your ~~corresponding weapon skill~~ is penalized by 20% ~~when determining your [[~~Chance ~~to hit]]~~. Strength is very important to crafters as well, because they benefit from a high [[Carry Weight]].		Higher Strength is beneficial to all character builds. Tank builds often have a strength of 5 to allow for [[Adrenaline Rush]]. Pugilists often have ST 7 or more. Low strength results in a decreased carry weight, and slightly lower health. Check the Strength requirement for whichever weapon you intend to use. For each point of Strength under a weapon's ST requirement, your Hit Chance is penalized by 20%. However, with no level cap, you can get weapon skill high enough to compensate for low ST. Add drugs and possibly a ST implant, and even a sniper can have proper Hit Chance at max range with base ST 1.

			Strength is very important to miners and crafters as well, because they benefit from a high [[Carry Weight]].

	==Drugs that affect Strength==		==Drugs that affect Strength==

Strike at 21:13, 4 December 2015

2015-12-04T21:13:56Z

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	==Skills Modified by Strength==		==Skills Modified by Strength==
	*[[~~Melee Weapons]]~~		*[[Close Combat]]
	*[[Unarmed]]

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

Prof. Torr: Removed Category:Primary Stats.

2015-04-30T01:34:52Z

Removed Category:Primary Stats.

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	==Drugs that affect Strength==		==Drugs that affect Strength==
	* [[Jet]] -2		*[[Jet]] -2
	* [[Buffout]] +2		*[[Buffout]] +2
	* [[Psycho]] +1		*[[Psycho]] +1

	==Skills Modified by Strength==		==Skills Modified by Strength==
	* [[Melee Weapons]]		*[[Melee Weapons]]
	* [[Unarmed]]		*[[Unarmed]]

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

Blix: /* Tips */ It was worded unprofessionally. Linked to gun types for easier navigation.

2014-12-25T19:42:34Z

Tips: It was worded unprofessionally. Linked to gun types for easier navigation.

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	==Tips==		==Tips==

	~~The~~ Strength is ~~important for~~ all ~~characters~~. ~~The big~~ majority of ~~them~~ have a strength between 5 and 8. Unless using drugs, it is very penalizing to lower it below 5. ~~However~~, ~~if you want~~ to ~~try, you will have few points of life and can carry very little equipment~~. ~~Anyway, the~~ number of points you ~~will~~ put in Strength depends on ~~your Skills~~. ~~Indeed, if~~ you use skills like Big Guns (heavy weapons which require 7 in strength) or hand-to-hand fight, it is ~~essential~~ to have a strength equal to or above 7. For ~~light weapons~~ a ~~Strength~~ of 5 is enough. As for ~~energy weapons~~, a ~~Strength~~ of 6 is recommended. ~~Check~~ the ~~Strength~~ requirement for whichever weapon you intend to use. For each point of ~~Strength~~ under a weapon's ST requirement, your corresponding weapon skill is penalized by 20% when determining your [[Chance to hit]]. Strength is very important to crafters ~~too~~ because they benefit from ~~carrying larger loads of items. See~~ [[Carry Weight]].		Strength is beneficial to all character builds. A large majority of character builds have a strength between 5 and 8. Unless using drugs, it is very penalizing to lower it below 5. Low strength results in a decreased carry weight, and slightly lower health (Each point in strength adds one point to overall health). The number of points you put in Strength depends on which fighting skills you intend to use. If you use skills like [[Big Guns]] (heavy weapons which require 7 in strength) or hand-to-hand fight, it is strongly suggested to have a strength equal to or above 7. For [[Small Guns]] a strength of 5 is enough. As for [[Energy Weapons]], a strength of 6 is recommended. The weapon check for some guns vary from the general rule, so check the strength requirement for whichever weapon you intend to use. For each point of strength under a weapon's ST requirement, your corresponding weapon skill is penalized by 20% when determining your [[Chance to hit]]. Strength is very important to crafters as well, because they benefit from a high [[Carry Weight]].

	==Drugs that affect Strength==		==Drugs that affect Strength==

Henry at 19:59, 27 December 2013

2013-12-27T19:59:29Z

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	Raw physical strength. A high Strength is good for physical characters. Modifies: Hit Points, Melee Damage, and Carry Weight. Also you suffer [[hit chance]] penalty if you don't have enough Strength to handle your weapon.		Raw physical strength. A high Strength is good for physical characters. Modifies: Hit Points, Melee Damage, and Carry Weight. Also you suffer [[hit chance]] penalty if you don't have enough Strength to handle your weapon.

	'''Note:''' Your Strength can be increased by 1 point with an [[Hypertrophy Accelerator\|implant]], unless ~~your Strength~~ is already 10, the maximum.		'''Note:''' Your Strength can be permanently increased by 1 point with an [[Hypertrophy Accelerator\|implant]], unless it is already 10, the maximum.

	==Tips==		==Tips==