Criticals - Revision history

Seki at 00:19, 12 June 2026

2026-06-12T00:19:45Z

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	! Weapon Modifiers !!		! Weapon Modifiers !!
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	\| [[Piercing Strike (Weapon Perk)]] \|\| +15%		\| [[Piercing Strike (Weapon Perk)]] \|\| +10%
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	! Items !!		! Items !!

Zmeja: NoS no longer gives luck

2026-06-08T19:17:05Z

NoS no longer gives luck

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	When Winded, your character loses all of its [[AP+ Regeneration]], as well as its ability to run.<br>		When Winded, your character loses all of its [[AP+ Regeneration]], as well as its ability to run.<br>
	Being Winded also makes you unable to use the [[Doctor]] skill.<br>		Being Winded also makes you unable to use the [[Doctor]] skill.<br>
	Being Winded loses you [[Critical Resistance]] as if you lost 2 Luck, unless you have [[Nerves of Steel]] ~~in which case you actually '''gain''' 2 Luck for the purposes of [[Critical Resistance]] when you are winded~~.<br>		Being Winded loses you [[Critical Resistance]] as if you lost 2 Luck, unless you have [[Nerves of Steel]].<br>
	Being Winded also causes the [[Finisher (Weapon Perk)]] to apply bonus damage onto you.		Being Winded also causes the [[Finisher (Weapon Perk)]] to apply bonus damage onto you.

Zmeja: NoS no longer gives luck.

2026-06-08T19:16:30Z

NoS no longer gives luck.

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	Being Disoriented cuts off 30 base Hex of your Field of View. (This number might differ in-game due to how sight range is calculated in regards to time of day and other effects)<br>		Being Disoriented cuts off 30 base Hex of your Field of View. (This number might differ in-game due to how sight range is calculated in regards to time of day and other effects)<br>
	Being Disoriented also makes you unable to use the [[Doctor]] skill, use [[Med-X (Drug)]] or use [[Stimpak (Drug)]].<br>		Being Disoriented also makes you unable to use the [[Doctor]] skill, use [[Med-X (Drug)]] or use [[Stimpak (Drug)]].<br>
	Being Disoriented loses you [[Critical Resistance]] as if you lost 2 Luck, unless you have [[Nerves of Steel]] ~~in which case you actually '''gain''' 2 Luck for the purposes of [[Critical Resistance]] when you are disoriented.~~<br>		Being Disoriented loses you [[Critical Resistance]] as if you lost 2 Luck, unless you have [[Nerves of Steel]]<br>
	Being Disoriented also causes the [[Finisher (Weapon Perk)]] to apply bonus damage onto you.		Being Disoriented also causes the [[Finisher (Weapon Perk)]] to apply bonus damage onto you.

Zmeja: Fixed values.

2026-06-08T19:15:31Z

Fixed values.

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	! Modifiers !! Knockout Duration		! Modifiers !! Knockout Duration
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	\| [[Quick Recovery]] \|\| -~~0.8s~~		\| [[Quick Recovery]] \|\| -1s
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	! Armor Modifiers \|\|		! Armor Modifiers \|\|
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	\| [[Quick Recovery (Armor Trait)]] \|\| -0.4s		\| [[Quick Recovery (Armor Trait)]] \|\| -0.5s
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	! Weapon Modifiers \|\|		! Weapon Modifiers \|\|

Zmeja: Added more info to partial armor bypasses

2025-03-11T08:23:40Z

Added more info to partial armor bypasses

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 | [[Piercing Strike (Weapon Perk)]] || +15%
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 The above table only applies to partial Armor bypasses! A full armor bypass may not be decreased or increased in severity!

Zmeja: Adjusted Small Frame value after patch

2024-04-18T20:35:50Z

Adjusted Small Frame value after patch

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	! Modifiers !! Resist Chance		! Modifiers !! Resist Chance
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	\| [[Small Frame]] \|\| -10%		\| [[Small Frame]] \|\| -15%
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	\| [[Crippled Legs]] \|\| -10% per level		\| [[Crippled Legs]] \|\| -10% per level

Zmeja: Formatting

2024-04-16T13:59:43Z

Formatting

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	A Critical Special will work as a modifier to a roll. For example you roll against a knockout. If you have 80% Critical Strength, you have an 80% chance to avoid the effect of a knockout. This means having 100% resistance in a special would give you complete immunity in the status effects it gives resistances against. Values above 100% are not wasted, as enemies might have weapons that have weapon perks that reduce your critical special. So for example, if you have 110% critical strength and an enemy uses a weapon that has the Knockout Strike perk, which reduces your strength by 2 for the purposes of resisting knockouts, you would still have 100% critical strength, ensuring that you are still immune to knockouts. Of course, legendary weapons allow to stack such perks, so being completely immune is rarely a possibility against a very specialized enemy.		A Critical Special will work as a modifier to a roll. For example you roll against a knockout. If you have 80% Critical Strength, you have an 80% chance to avoid the effect of a knockout. This means having 100% resistance in a special would give you complete immunity in the status effects it gives resistances against. Values above 100% are not wasted, as enemies might have weapons that have weapon perks that reduce your critical special. So for example, if you have 110% critical strength and an enemy uses a weapon that has the Knockout Strike perk, which reduces your strength by 2 for the purposes of resisting knockouts, you would still have 100% critical strength, ensuring that you are still immune to knockouts. Of course, legendary weapons allow to stack such perks, so being completely immune is rarely a possibility against a very specialized enemy.

	<math>CriticalSpecial = 30% + (5 * AssociatedSpecial)</math>		<math>CriticalSpecial = 30% + (5 * AssociatedSpecial)</math>

	== Critical Strength ==		== Critical Strength ==

Zmeja: Added

2024-04-16T11:37:05Z

Added <br>

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	The chance to be disoriented depends on your [[Critical Perception]], which will be your base chance to resist a disorient.		The chance to be disoriented depends on your [[Critical Perception]], which will be your base chance to resist a disorient.

	Being Disoriented lowers all your [[Damage Resistance]]s by 10%, unless you have [[Nerves of Steel]].		Being Disoriented lowers all your [[Damage Resistance]]s by 10%, unless you have [[Nerves of Steel]].<br>
	When Disoriented, you lose 30% to your base Melee hit chance and 100% to your base Ranged hit chance. (Notice: this does not mean that your hit chance with ranged weapons will always be 0%, but rather that you will lose a lot of your effective range, since a value of say 225% would be 125% afterwards (Capped at 95% regardless).<br>		When Disoriented, you lose 30% to your base Melee hit chance and 100% to your base Ranged hit chance. (Notice: this does not mean that your hit chance with ranged weapons will always be 0%, but rather that you will lose a lot of your effective range, since a value of say 225% would be 125% afterwards (Capped at 95% regardless).<br>
	Being Disoriented cuts off 30 base Hex of your Field of View. (This number might differ in-game due to how sight range is calculated in regards to time of day and other effects)<br>		Being Disoriented cuts off 30 base Hex of your Field of View. (This number might differ in-game due to how sight range is calculated in regards to time of day and other effects)<br>
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	The chance to be winded depends on your [[Critical Endurance]], which will be your base chance to resist winded.		The chance to be winded depends on your [[Critical Endurance]], which will be your base chance to resist winded.

	Being Winded lowers all your [[Damage Resistance]]s by 10%, unless you have [[Nerves of Steel]].		Being Winded lowers all your [[Damage Resistance]]s by 10%, unless you have [[Nerves of Steel]].<br>
	When Winded, your character loses all of its [[AP+ Regeneration]], as well as its ability to run.<br>		When Winded, your character loses all of its [[AP+ Regeneration]], as well as its ability to run.<br>
	Being Winded also makes you unable to use the [[Doctor]] skill.<br>		Being Winded also makes you unable to use the [[Doctor]] skill.<br>

Zmeja: Added Damage Resistance lowered upon being Disoriented or Winded.

2024-04-16T11:36:35Z

Added Damage Resistance lowered upon being Disoriented or Winded.

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	The chance to be disoriented depends on your [[Critical Perception]], which will be your base chance to resist a disorient.		The chance to be disoriented depends on your [[Critical Perception]], which will be your base chance to resist a disorient.

			Being Disoriented lowers all your [[Damage Resistance]]s by 10%, unless you have [[Nerves of Steel]].
	When Disoriented, you lose 30% to your base Melee hit chance and 100% to your base Ranged hit chance. (Notice: this does not mean that your hit chance with ranged weapons will always be 0%, but rather that you will lose a lot of your effective range, since a value of say 225% would be 125% afterwards (Capped at 95% regardless).<br>		When Disoriented, you lose 30% to your base Melee hit chance and 100% to your base Ranged hit chance. (Notice: this does not mean that your hit chance with ranged weapons will always be 0%, but rather that you will lose a lot of your effective range, since a value of say 225% would be 125% afterwards (Capped at 95% regardless).<br>
	Being Disoriented cuts off 30 base Hex of your Field of View. (This number might differ in-game due to how sight range is calculated in regards to time of day and other effects)<br>		Being Disoriented cuts off 30 base Hex of your Field of View. (This number might differ in-game due to how sight range is calculated in regards to time of day and other effects)<br>
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	The chance to be winded depends on your [[Critical Endurance]], which will be your base chance to resist winded.		The chance to be winded depends on your [[Critical Endurance]], which will be your base chance to resist winded.

			Being Winded lowers all your [[Damage Resistance]]s by 10%, unless you have [[Nerves of Steel]].
	When Winded, your character loses all of its [[AP+ Regeneration]], as well as its ability to run.<br>		When Winded, your character loses all of its [[AP+ Regeneration]], as well as its ability to run.<br>
	Being Winded also makes you unable to use the [[Doctor]] skill.<br>		Being Winded also makes you unable to use the [[Doctor]] skill.<br>

Zmeja: Typo

2024-04-16T09:37:19Z

Typo

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	= Critical Special Resistances =		= Critical Special Resistances =
	4 out of 7 [[Specials]] have their own Resistances.		4 out of 7 [[Specials]] have their own Resistances.
	A Critical Special will work as a ~~modified~~ to a roll. For example you roll against a knockout. If you have 80% Critical Strength, you have an 80% chance to avoid the effect of a knockout. This means having 100% resistance in a special would give you complete immunity in the status effects it gives resistances against. Values above 100% are not wasted, as enemies might have weapons that have weapon perks that reduce your critical special. So for example, if you have 110% critical strength and an enemy uses a weapon that has the Knockout Strike perk, which reduces your strength by 2 for the purposes of resisting knockouts, you would still have 100% critical strength, ensuring that you are still immune to knockouts. Of course, legendary weapons allow to stack such perks, so being completely immune is rarely a possibility against a very specialized enemy.		A Critical Special will work as a modifier to a roll. For example you roll against a knockout. If you have 80% Critical Strength, you have an 80% chance to avoid the effect of a knockout. This means having 100% resistance in a special would give you complete immunity in the status effects it gives resistances against. Values above 100% are not wasted, as enemies might have weapons that have weapon perks that reduce your critical special. So for example, if you have 110% critical strength and an enemy uses a weapon that has the Knockout Strike perk, which reduces your strength by 2 for the purposes of resisting knockouts, you would still have 100% critical strength, ensuring that you are still immune to knockouts. Of course, legendary weapons allow to stack such perks, so being completely immune is rarely a possibility against a very specialized enemy.

	<math>CriticalSpecial = 30% + (5 * AssociatedSpecial)</math>		<math>CriticalSpecial = 30% + (5 * AssociatedSpecial)</math>