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“A combination of martial arts, boxing and other hand-to-hand martial arts. Combat with your hands and feet.”— In-game description

Unbewaffnet ist eine Fertigkeit in Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout Tactics, Van Buren und J.E. Sawyer's Fallout Role-Playing Game.

Fallout, Fallout 2 und Fallout Tactics

$\begin{array}{c}\text{Initial}\\ \text{level}\mathrm{\%}\end{array}=40+(.5\times \text{Agility})+(.5\times \text{Strength})$

Beispiel: A starting Beweglichkeit of 5 and Strength of 5.

$40+(.5\times 5)+(.5\times 5)=45\mathrm{\%}$

Unarmed skill attacks

In Fallout 2, you can learn Unarmed skills from the following non-player characters:

• Lucas in Arroyo, near the big stone head;
• John L. Sullivan in Klamath, retired boxer-veteran, spending his days in the golden gecko bar, on the west side of town.
• Lo Pan and The Dragon in San Francisco Chinatown, both arch-rivals of each other, but both are equally skilled in unarmed attacks and they have a lot of knowledge to pass.

The attacks are divided into two groups: primary and secondary. At any one time you will have up to four attacks available: the strongest primary punch/kick you meet the requirements for (a plain punch/kick if none), and the strongest secondary punch/kick you qualify for, if any. The secondary attacks have a higher AP cost and cause more devastating effects.

Name	Requirements	Damage	AP	Critical Chance
Primary punch attacks
Punch	None	Base damage	3	-
Strong Punch	Unarmed 55%, Agility 6	+3	3	-
Hammer Punch	Unarmed 75%, Agility 6, Strength 5, level 6	+5	3	+5%
Haymaker	Unarmed 100%, Agility 7, Strength 5, level 9	+7	3	+15%
Secondary punch attacks
Jab	Unarmed 75%, Agility 7, Strength 5, level 5	+5 (+3 in 1.02d)	6 (3 in 1.02d)	+5% (+10% in 1.02d)
Palm Strike	Unarmed 115%, Agility 7, Strength 5, level 12	+7, armor piercing	6	+15%
Piercing Strike	Unarmed 130%, Agility 7, Strength 5, Level 16	+10, armor piercing	8	+40%
Primary kick attacks
Kick	None	Base damage	4	-
Strong Kick	Unarmed 40%, Agility 6	+5	4	-
Snap Kick	Unarmed 60%, Agility 6, Level 6	+7	4	-
Power Kick	Unarmed 80%, Agility 6, Strength 6, Level 9	+9	4	+5%
Secondary kick attacks
Hip Kick	Unarmed 60%, Agility 7, Strength 6, Level 6	+7	7	-
Hook Kick	Unarmed 100%, Agility 7, Strength 6, Level 12	+9, armor piercing	7	+10%
Piercing Kick	Unarmed 125%, Agility 8, Strength 6, Level 15	+12, armor piercing	9	+50%

Ways to increase Unarmed

Fallout 2

• You can get a 5% increase for using the punching bags on the first level of the Sierra Army Depot and another one at the basement of the Shark Club.

Affected weapons

Fallout

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Fallout 2

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Fallout Tactics

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Fallout 3

"When words fail, there's always fists."

$\text{Initial level}=2+(2\times \text{Endurance})+\lceil \frac{\text{Luck}}{2}\rceil$

Example: A starting Endurance of 5 and Glück of 5.

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

In Fallout 3, the unarmed skill is tied to the Endurance SPECIAL stat. The player character will receive a boost of +2 points in Unarmed per level of Endurance, for a maximum boost of +20 points at 10 Endurance. Glück further raises Unarmed effectiveness by +1 points per every 2 levels (+5 Unarmed at 9-10 Luck).

The AP cost (Action Points, used in V.A.T.S.) when completely unarmed is 22.

In Fallout 3, it is not possible to target individual body parts in V.A.T.S. while unarmed, but the chance of head strikes increases with skill. Targeting with the crosshair outside of V.A.T.S enables the player to select body locations in an attempt to cripple and/or disarm. It's possible to knock-out an opponent even with non-critical head strikes; this should not be confused with the effects of the Paralyzing Palm perk, as it can be done without the perk, it can be done outside of V.A.T.S. and with any unarmed weapon, though the chances are greatly improved with bare hand attacks.

Ways to increase Unarmed

Permanent

• Levelling up (up to +15)
• Bobblehead - Unarmed (+10)
• Pugilism Illustrated (+1 or +2 with Comprehension)
• Tag! (+15)
• Iron Fist (+5 with each rank, max 3 ranks)

Temporary

Note: Only items adding +5 or more are included.

• Buffout (+2-6 depending on Endurance, a perfect Endurance of 10 will see no benefit)
• Vault 77 jumpsuit (+5)
• Hockey mask (+5)
• Metal Master armor (+10)

Affected weapons

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Perks that require Unarmed skill

Perk	Requirement	Level	Additional Requirements
Paralyzing Palm	Unarmed 70	18	-

Bugs

• Attacking in V.A.T.S. can cause the Lone Wanderer to "teleport" several yards to attack his/her enemy.

Fallout: New Vegas

$\text{Initial level}=2+(2\times \text{Endurance})+\lceil \frac{\text{Luck}}{2}\rceil$

Example: A starting Endurance of 5 and Glück of 5.

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

As in Fallout 3, the Unarmed skill is tied to the Endurance SPECIAL stat. The player character will receive a boost of +2 points in Unarmed per level of Endurance, for a maximum boost of +20 points at 10 Endurance. Glück further raises Unarmed effectiveness by +1 points per every 2 levels (+5 Unarmed at 9 Luck). Just as in Fallout 3, unarmed damage is unaffected by Strength; the only change is that unarmed weapons now have a Strength requirement in order to use them at maximum efficiency. However, aside from the ballistic fist, the Strength requirements are generally very low.

The AP cost (Action Points, used in V.A.T.S.) when completely unarmed is 22.

Due to the weight of ammunition in Hardcore mode, unarmed and melee weapons become more attractive options. As a result, Fallout: New Vegas possesses a multitude of new, more powerful unarmed and melee-specific perks, game mechanic bonuses (i.e. special attacks in V.A.T.S.) at higher levels of skills; specifically, an Uppercut at 50 and a cross attack at 75). The Unarmed skill is also a requirement for several very powerful perks which enhance both Unarmed and Melee attacks, making it an attractive option for fighters of either persuasion.

There are four different special moves that can be learned from different non-player characters in the game. You can learn the Ranger Takedown attack from Ranger Andy in Novac, the Legion Assault from Lucius at Fortification Hill, the Scribe Counter from Veronica, and the Khan Trick from the Red Rock drug dealers. Each requires completing a task to be taught the move. Andy requires either a Speech check of 30 or completing his unmarked quest, Lucius will only teach a player with an Unarmed skill of 50, Veronica needs to be given a fancy dress (from the White Glove Society), and the Red Rock drug dealers will only teach their move once Aba Daba Honeymoon is complete.

V.A.T.S Special Attacks

Name	Requirement	AP	Damage Bonus	Notes
Uppercut	Unarmed 50	20	15%
Cross	Unarmed 75	20	10%	2.5x Increased Limb Damage
Stomp	None	?	100%	Only on knocked down opponents

Ways to increase Unarmed

Permanent

• Levelling up (up to +15)
• Pugilism Illustrated (+3 or +4 with Comprehension)
• Tag! (+15)

Temporary

Note:' Only items adding +3 or more are included.

• Hockey mask (+5)
• Boxing Times (+10 or +20 with Comprehension)

Affected weapons

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Perks that require Unarmed skill

Perk	Requirement	Level	Additional Requirements
Piercing Strike	70	12	—
Paralyzing Palm	70	18	—
Totschläger	90	24	Beweglichkeit 7

Notable Unarmed skilled non-player characters

Fallout

• Garl Death-Hand, leader of the Khans.
• Kane, bodyguard and right-hand of Decker.
• MacRae, guardian of the entry and unarmed combat trainer of the Blades.

Fallout 2

• Dragon, champion in hand-to-hand of San Franscico.
• Francis, champion of arm wrestling of Broken Hills.
• Frank Horrigan, secret service agent of Enclave and president bodyguard.
• Lo Pan, master in hand-to-hand of San Franscico.
• Masticator, heavyweight champion of Northern California.

Fallout 3

• Argyle, former ghoul manservant of Herbert Dashwood.

Fallout: New Vegas

• Caesar, co-founder and leader of the Caesar's Legion.
• Dog and God, psychologically disturbed nightkin and a companion of the Courier.
• Keene, leader of the Jacobstown's nightkin.
• Lucius, praetorian's leader of the Caesar's Legion.
• Marcus, co-founder and sheriff of Broken Hills and later mayor of Jacobstown.
• Salt-Upon-Wounds, war chief of the White Legs.
• Veronica Renata Santangelo, journeyman scribe of the Brotherhood of Steel and a possible companion of the Courier.
• Waking Cloud, tribal warrior of the Sorrows and a companion of the Courier.

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