Fertigkeiten (Fallout: New Vegas)

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Übersichten (Fallout: New Vegas) Add-Ons Patches Bugs Herausforderungen Erfolge Charaktere Begleiter Kreaturen Roboter und Computer Fraktionen Ruf Gegenstände Rüstung und Kleidung Waffen Munition Waffenmods Verbrauchsgegenstände Handwerk Holodisks und Notizen Fertigkeitsbücher Fertigkeitsbuchrezepte Fertigkeitsmagazine Terminaleinträge Schneekugeln Schlüssel Sonstige Gegenstände Orte und Gebäude Radiosender Quests Charaktererstellung Merkmale SPECIAL Primäre Statistiken Sekundäre Statistiken Extras (Perks) Fertigkeiten Implantate

Auf dieser Seite werden alle Fertigkeiten aus Fallout: New Vegas aufgeführt.

Der Inhalt wird auf dieser Seite nur kurz dargestellt. Weitere Einzelheiten sind in den jeweiligen Artikeln zu finden. Für Fertigkeiten in anderen Ablegern der Fallout-Reihe, siehe Fertigkeit. Für eine Übersicht der Inhalte aus Fallout: New Vegas, siehe Portal:Fallout: New Vegas.

Hintergrund

Fallout: New Vegas bietet im Wesentlichen die selben Fertigkeiten wie sein Vorgänger, Fallout 3, allerdings mit einigen kleinen Änderungen. Die primären Waffenfertigkeiten wurden überarbeitet: Die Fertigkeiten Kleine Waffen und Große Waffen wurden zur Fertigkeit Schusswaffen zusammengefasst, die jetzt alle konventionellen Projektilwaffen umfasst. Waffen mit Explosivgeschossen (z.B. Granatwerfer, Raketenwerfer) fallen unter die Fertigkeit Sprengstoff. Neue Wurfwaffen wie der Wurfspeer wurden hinzugefügt und gehören zur Fertigkeit Nahkampfwaffen. Die Fertigkeit Überleben ist ebenfalls neu. Sie erlaubt die Herstellung verschiedener Gegenstände wie Nahrung, Stimpaks oder Gifte um die Effektivität von Waffen zu verbessern.

Eine weitere Neuerung ist der Einfluss mehrerer verschiedener Fertigkeiten auf die Auswahloptionen in Dialogen. Während bisher ausschließlich die Fertigkeit Sprache für den Verlauf einer Konversation wichtig war, können nun mehrere zusätzliche Fertigkeiten einen Einfluss auf den Ausgang eines Gesprächs haben. Ein Beispiel: Um Easy Pete zu überreden einige Stangen Dynamit zur Verteidigung von Goodsprings während der Quest Schießerei in der Geisterstadt zur Verfügung zu stellen ist eine Fertigkeit Sprengstoff von mindestens 25 nötig. Ist das Fertigkeitslevel eines Spielers zu gering, erscheint eine (rot hinterlegt) Dialogoption, die keinen Überredungserfolg verspricht. Anders als in Fallout 3, wo unabhängig von Erfolg oder Misserfolg dieselbe Dialogoption verwendet wurde, unterscheiden sich in Fallout:New Vegas die Auswahlmöglichkeiten. Ein Überredungsversuch der fehlschlägt klingt auf humoristische Weise unüberzeugend, während ein erfolgreicher Versuch mit wohldurchdachten Argumenten punktet, die der Natur der entsprechenden Fertigkeit entspringen.

Anders als in Fallout 3 ist es unmöglich alle Fertigkeiten auf die maximale Stufe zu bringen, selbst wenn alle Extras und Fertigkeiten ausgereizt werden. Ohne den DLC Dead Money ist es möglich ca. 10 Fertigkeiten auf ein Maximum zu bringen indem man Fertigkeitsmagazine und das Extra Verständnis verwendet. Mit dem DLC Dead Money erhöht sich diese Zahl auf 11 Fertigkeiten. Es ist zu beachten, dass mit mehr als 2 installierten DLCs, einem Intelligenzwert von 10, dem Extra Gebildet und dem Lesen von ca. 20 Fertigkeitsbüchern eine Maximierung aller Fertigkeiten auf Level 40 möglich ist.

Um die Notwendigkeit eines bestimmten benötigten Fertigkeitswertes in einigen Situationen auszugleichen führt New Vegas dieFertigkeitsmagazine ein, die eine starke aber zeitlich begrenzte Erhöhung einer Fertigkeit (+10 oder +20 mit dem Extra Verständnis) bewirken. Das Lesen eines entsprechenden Magazins vor einer Konversation kann somit zum Überredungserfolg führen. Sie können auch verwendet werden um zeitweise die Kampffertigkeiten zu erhöhen oder an Bauanleitungen zu kommen, die die derzeitigen Fertigkeiten des Spielers übersteigen. WieFertigkeitsbücher werden Magazine durch das Lesen verbraucht und um den Effect aufrecht zu erhalten müssen weitere Magazine gefunden werden.

Formel

The initial value of each skill is a base value of two, plus an amount depending on a character's value in the relevant attribute, plus a bonus determined by their Glück attribute, rounded up.

$2+(\text{Stat}\times 2)+\lceil \frac{\text{Luck}}{2}\rceil$

Example: A starting Ausdauer of five and a starting Glück of five will give you an initial Unbewaffnet skill of 15.

$2+(5\times 2)+\lceil \frac{5}{2}\rceil =15$

Later changes to the SPECIAL stat have a similar influence on the respective skill.

During character creation, the player will tag three skills, instantly adding 15 points to each one. When leveling up, the character will distribute ten skill points plus a number equal to half their Intelligenz, totaling 15 at maximum IN. The Educated perk grants two additional skill points per level if chosen. Assuming the player has an Intelligence of ten from level 1 and takes the Educated perk at level 4, a maximum of 487 skill points can be distributed without any DLC. Each DLC raises the level cap by 5, thus adding a possible maximum of 5 x 15 = 75 points (or 5 x 17 = 85 points with Educated) to the total available.

Skill Points available with a starting INT of 10 and with / without Educated:
Base game: 487 / 435
One DLC: 572 / 510
Two DLC: 657 / 585
Three DLC: 742 / 660
Four DLC: 827 / 735

It can be seen from the above figures that the Educated perk confers an advantage relative to the number of DLCs / levels, so that a player with three DLCs and Educated actually has more skill points to distribute than a player with four DLCs but without Educated.

Liste der Fertigkeiten

Fertigkeit	Beschreibung	Verbundene Stat	Verbundenes Fertigkeitsmagazin	Verbundenes Fertigkeitbuch
Dietrich	Proficiency at picking locks.	Wahrnehmung	Locksmith's Reader	Tumblers Today
Energiewaffen	Fertigkeit at using energy-based weapons.	Wahrnehmung	Future Weapons Today	Nikola Tesla and You
Feilschen	Fertigkeit in Handel und Feilschen. Wird verwendet, um bessere Questbelohnungen aushandeln zu können.	Charisma	Salesman Weekly	Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor
Medizin	Proficiency at using medical tools, drugs, and crafting medical supplies excluding chems.	Intelligenz	Today's Physician	D.C. Journal of Internal Medicine
Nahkampfwaffen	Proficiency at using melee weapons.	Stärke	Tales of Chivalrie	Grognak the Barbarian
Reparieren	Proficiency at repairing items and crafting items and ammunition.	Intelligenz	Fixin' Things	Dean's Electronics
Schleichen	Proficiency at remaining undetected and stealing.	Beweglichkeit	¡La Fantoma!	Chinese Army: Special Ops Training Manual
Schusswaffen	Proficiency at using weapons that fire standard ammunition.	Beweglichkeit	Milsurp Review	Guns and Bullets
Sprache	Proficiency at persuading others. Also used to negotiate for better quest rewards and to talk your way out of combat, convincing people to give up vital information and succeeding in multiple speech checks.	Charisma	Meeting People	Lying, Congressional Style
Sprengstoff	Proficiency at using explosive weaponry, disarming mines, and crafting explosives.	Wahrnehmung	Patriot's Cookbook	Duck and Cover!
Waffenlos	Proficiency at unarmed fighting.	Ausdauer	Boxing Times	Pugilism Illustrated
Wissenschaft	Proficiency at hacking terminals, recycling energy ammunition at workbenches, crafting chems, and many dialog checks.	Intelligenz	Programmer's Digest	Big Book of Science
Überleben	Proficiency at cooking and surviving in the wastes.	Ausdauer	Lad's Life	The Wasteland Survival Guide

Maximierte Fertigkeiten

Since the release of the second DLC Honest Hearts it is possible to create a character that has all skills permanently at 100, however this does require using lots of perks and a specific SPECIAL build, so a player may want to use the perk doubling exploit or wait until further DLCs raise the level cap and thus the skill points available from levelling up. With the release of Old World Blues maxing all skills is much easier with 16 extra skill books (including recipes), the increased level cap and new traits that can enhance your SPECIAL. Even with only Old World Blues installed one could max out their skills.

Note that actually achieving fully maxed out skills with only Dead Money and Honest Hearts requires very careful planning and point assignment, and even using exploits can easily take over fifty hours.

Permanent skill points can come from four different sources:

Leveling: (2 DLC / 40 level cap) 409 - 657
40 levels with an INT of 1 provides 409 skill points, while an INT of 10 and the Educated perk gives the player 657 skill points.
15 at levels 2, 3 and 4, 17 at levels 5 to 40 = (3 x 15) + (36 x 17) = 45 + 612 = 657

Skill Books: 159 - 292
Skill books provide three skill points each, or four with the Comprehension perk.
The base game contains 53 books (5 x Wissenschaft, 4 x everything else) which gives 159 - 212 points.
Dead Money includes 12 books (1 for each skill except Survival) that add 36 - 48 points.
Honest Hearts contains 4 Workbench crates with (realistically) between zero and two books each that add 0 - 32 points.
212 + 48 + 32 = 292

Tagging: 45 - 60
Tagging three skills adds 15 points per skill, while using the Tag! perk adds a further 15 skill points.
4 x 15 = 60

Sub-Total
657 + 292 + 60 = 1009

1300 points are required to have all 13 skills at 100, so at least (1300 - 1009) = 291 points need to come from the player's SPECIAL if two skills books can be found in each Workbench crate.

SPECIAL: 291 - 321
In order to maximise the skill points derived from a player's SPECIAL the points should be allocated to those attributes that contribute to the most skills (e.g. Intelligenz, Wahrnehmung and Glück), however this may not create the character that the player wants, or may not have the correct points allocation to qualify for desired perks. The 40 points initially available can be assigned in 504,315 ways, and can yield between 175 and 253 skill points. With 10 Intense Training, 6 implants* and Small Frame a total of 57 points can be assigned to SPECIAL, yielding between 269 and 321 skill points. As only 291 points are required to max all skills (based on getting the above skill books etc.) a player has the choice of how to allocate up to 30 'spare' points; e.g. one skill book in Dead Money is effectively inaccessible, one in the base game requires completing a quest in a certain manner, and it can take multiple reloads to get even one skill book from each Workbench crate, or you could max all skills without using Tag! or so many Intense Training.

There are 65,561 combinations of SPECIAL using between 50 and 57 points that can yield 291 skill points or more, and 1,768 of these using 54 - 57 points have all SPECIAL at 7 or more, so there are a large number of ways to create a balanced maxxed character. Using less SPECIAL points to achieve the desired skill point total may seem like a good idea as it uses less Intense Training (thus saving perks) or less implants (thus saving caps), however it will also result in a less well balanced character (and a lower SPECIAL). Whether or not that is important will depend on each player.

Character Builds for Maxxing Skills
Balanced Builds (with INT of 10 to maximise levelling points):
There are 27 ways of assigning 57 SPECIAL points to generate 313 skill points while not having any attribute below 5.
There are 27 ways of assigning 56 SPECIAL points to generate 309 skill points while not having any attribute below 5.
There are 15 ways of assigning 57 SPECIAL points to generate 311 skill points while not having any attribute below 6.
There are 10 ways of assigning 56 SPECIAL points to generate 307 skill points while not having any attribute below 6.
There is 1 way of assigning 57 SPECIAL points to generate 309 skill points while not having any attribute below 7.
7 10 7 7 10 7 9
There is 1 way of assigning 56 SPECIAL points to generate 303 skill points while not having any attribute below 7.
7 9 7 7 10 7 9
These 81 builds provide the greatest return of skill points for SPECIAL points invested while meeting basic character build and perk restriction requirements. They all provide sufficient skill points so that a player can avoid having to get the stuck Duck and Cover! in Dead Money, can avoid having to get two skill books from every Workbench crate, and can complete That Lucky Old Sun any way they please, while still having enough points to max every skill.
Maxxed Builds
There are 63 ways of assigning 50 SPECIAL points to generate 293 skill points.
There are 10 ways of assigning 57 SPECIAL points to generate 321 skill points.
1 10 9 10 10 8 9
1 10 10 9 10 8 9
1 10 10 10 10 7 9
1 10 7 10 10 10 9
1 10 8 9 10 10 9
1 10 9 8 10 10 9
1 10 10 7 10 10 9
1 10 8 10 10 9 9
1 10 9 9 10 9 9
1 10 10 8 10 9 9
These 73 builds either provide just enough skill points to max all skills while using the least SPECIAL or provide the maximum possible skill points from the SPECIAL points available. They may not however produce a character that is particularly playable due to the extremely low Strength.

Another possible build- however somewhat restrictive in gear - for making a nearly perfect character would be: Starting SPECIALS:
5 4 7 4 9 4 7
Starting traits: - Four Eyes/Small Frame
This gives you +3 PER/+1 LCK with "lucky shades", found in the Legion Safehouse. And +1 AGI:
5 7 7 4 9 5 8
Add Implants:
6 8 8 5 10 6 9
Add Intensive Training:
8 (+2) 8 9 (+1) 9 (+4) 10 9 (+3) 9

Recommended gear:
Boones Beret, Stealth Suit Mk II
Or:
Atomic-valence tri-radii-oscillator, T-45d power armor
Final SPECIALS:
STR: 8/10
PER: 10/8
END: 9/10
CHA: 9
INT: 10
AGI: 10/9
LCK: 9

The nature of above setup allows for a well-rounded character, with 100 in all skills (if you take care to not max skills out before you have taken a good deal of available skillbooks). At the same time, the equipment as well as Intensive Training can also be switched around for personal preference, as to easily make the character either Melee/Unarmed focused, or Explosives/Energy/Guns focused.

Useful hints as to getting around the trickiest parts of creating this setup:
1. Get the Int implant before you reach level 3 (Read the note below the segment below)
2. Pickpocket all NCR soldiers to acquire at least 50 dog tags, turn them in at Cottonwood cove in order to reach "Liked" status with the Legion, and when you go to Caesar, get access to the Legion Safehouse.
Complete this after having obtained Boone, but having parted ways with him before you start turning in dog tags. Having him as an active companion turns all legion hostile on sight. Doing it in the following manner allows you to obtain Boone, without having to waste quests to increase your standing with NCR/lower your standing with Legion, potentially baring you from completing Boones companion quest. Instead you are merely warned to "not let it get any further" when you return to Boone, having obtained the lucky shades... How lucky indeed.

The best way to achieve a character with maxxed skills may be to work out in advance what apparel your character will be wearing, as certain equipment can boost SPECIAL stats e.g. if your character will always be wearing +1 PER headgear then one Intense Training could be saved while still generating the same skill point total. When you have worked out the final SPECIAL you can then calculate the skill points it will provide, from where you can work out how many skill books are required. A player should also remember that as the skill books in Honest Hearts are randomly generated these should be collected before all levelling points have been assigned or the player will be left trying to get specific skill books from the random loot, which can take many, many reloads - and not every skill book has a chance of appearing.

Note on implants: *Although 7 SPECIAL implants are available, in order to get the maximum skill points from levelling up a player needs to have an INT of 10 before level 2. To get this while using all 7 implants would require the player to get to New Vegas Medical Clinic with 4000 caps while still at level 2 and with an INT of 9 so they could buy the Intelligence implant before leveling up, which is probably possible but also probably not how most players would want to play. It also rules out using the perk doubling exploit.

It is possible to get the Intelligence implant before reaching level 2. It requires the player to be very careful not to kill anything, complete any quests, or complete any challenges. To get the 4,000 caps required for the implant is quite difficult, but can be done by collecting the either the Goodsprings or Nuclear Test Site snow globe, running to Freeside through the normal path whilst not killing anything, winning 2,000 playing 9 or less hands of blackjack at the Atomic Wrangler (to avoid completing the Double Down challenge) going into the Lucky 38, collecting the Nuclear Test Site snow globe, giving both snow globes to Jane, then buying the implant. Be careful not to discover too many locations, as they give 10 exp per location. This is made easier with the Skilled trait, as it decreases exp gained

Notiz: You can safely reach level 2, as you will receive 15 skillpoints the first level. It is only if you reach level 3 that you will receive 14 points. Also, collecting 4,000 caps can easily be done by gambling with No-Bark to first get a reasonable amount of caps, and subsequently using the slots at the Atomic Wrangler. All in all, as difficult a venture.

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