Intelligence

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Primary statistic
Intelligence
Vault Boy icon as it appears in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas
Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout Tactics
modifiesNumber of new skill points per level, dialogue options, many skills
related perksGain (Fallout 2) Smooth Talker, Animal Friend, Educated, Empathy, Bonus Rate of Fire, Healer, Rad Resistance, Sharpshooter, Survivalist, Swift Learner, Comprehension
related traitsGifted
Fallout 3
modifiesNumber of new skill points per level, Medicine, Repair, Science
related perksComprehension, Computer Whiz, Daddy's Boy/Daddy's Girl, Educated, Entomologist, Gun Nut, Nerd Rage!, Swift Learner, Warmonger
Fallout: New Vegas
modifiesNumber of new skill points per level, dialogue options, Medicine, Repair, Science
related perksComprehension, Computer Whiz, Educated, Entomologist, Nerd Rage!, Pack Rat, Retention, Swift Learner
Fallout 4
modifies?
Van Buren
modifiesJournal entries
related perks?
related traits?
J.E. Sawyer's Fallout RPG
modifies?
related perks?
related traits?
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Fallout version
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Knowledge, wisdom and the ability to think quickly. A high Intelligence is important for any character.

”— Fallout in-game description

Intelligence is one of seven primary statistics in the SPECIAL character system.

目次

Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics[]

Modifies: the number of new skill points per level, dialogue options, and many skills.

One of the unique qualities of Fallout and Fallout 2 was the difference in gameplay caused by creating a low-Intelligence character. With a dimwitted player character, many non-player characters will simply shrug one off, while others will insult or even attack them. It is possible to complete the game as an idiot, but most side-quests are impossible to do, and character growth is limited, as is the story involvement possible - while it is possible to bumble through the main quests, almost all plot details and background information will be left missing. Furthermore, due to limited-at-best non-player character interaction, almost all side-quests are unavailable. Because of this, playing as a low Intelligence character is only recommended for experienced players looking to role-play, or as a humorous replay option.

Ways to increase Intelligence[]

  • In Fallout, the Brotherhood of Steel doctor in the Lost Hills can perform an operation to permanently increase Intelligence by 1, assuming it can be afforded.
  • Intelligence can be raised permanently in Fallout 2 using ACE and the Yellow memory module (+1) and by the Hubologist zeta scan in San Francisco (also +1 Luck, though the game may need save-scumming to get a bonus rather than a penalty).
  • In both Fallout 1 and 2, Mentats can be used to temporarily raise Intelligence by 2.
  • In Fallout 2, Intelligence can be temporarily raised by 1 point by the Purchase the Kesting Special quest given by Miss Kitty in the Cat's Paw brothel.

Fallout 3[]

Modifies: Medicine, Repair, and Science skills, as well as the number of new skill points per level.

Intelligence determines the number of skill points earned per level up. The base number of skill points gained per level is 10 + INT. Skill points gained for raised Intelligence are not retroactive for past levels, so increasing this primary stat early, if at all, is the best. Also, temporary modifiers to Intelligence (e.g. from Night Person or Button's wig) do not affect the number of skill points gained when leveling up.

ValueSkill Points / LevelSkill Modifiers
111Medicine +2, Repair +2, Science +2
212Medicine +4, Repair +4, Science +4
313Medicine +6, Repair +6, Science +6
414Medicine +8, Repair +8, Science +8
515Medicine +10, Repair +10, Science +10
616Medicine +12, Repair +12, Science +12
717Medicine +14, Repair +14, Science +14
818Medicine +16, Repair +16, Science +16
919Medicine +18, Repair +18, Science +18
1020Medicine +20, Repair +20, Science +20

Intelligence-based perks[]

PerkRequirementLevelAdditional Requirements
Daddy's Boy / Daddy's Girl42
Gun Nut42Agility 4
Swift Learner42
Comprehension44
Educated44
Entomologist44Science 40
Nerd Rage!510Science 50
Computer Whiz718Science 70
Warmonger726

Ways to increase Intelligence[]

Permanent
  • Bobblehead - Intelligence (+1)
  • Intense Training perk (+1 per rank)
  • Gametitle-FO3_BS.png No Weaknesses perk (will raise base to 5 if below 5.)
  • Almost Perfect perk (will raise base to 9 if below 9.)
Temporary
  • Button's wig (+1)
  • Lincoln's hat (+1)
  • Berry Mentats (+5)
  • Mentats (+5)
  • Night Person perk (+2 between 6:00 PM and 6:00 AM)

Notes[]

  • If the Lone Wanderer has an Intelligence below 4, Dean Dewey will call them a "special needs" child and escort them to a classroom.

Fallout: New Vegas[]

Intelligence affects skill points differently from how it did in Fallout 3. The number of skill points gained each level is based on the formula 10 + (0.5 * IN) per level, including level 1, where IN is the Courier's Intelligence. If one gets a non-whole number of skill points per level (e.g. 10.5 for INT 1) it will be saved for the next even level up (see Skill Rate).

Intelligence-based perks[]

PerkRequirementLevelAdditional Requirements
Retention52
Swift Learner42
Comprehension44
Educated44
Entomologist44Survival 45
Pack Rat58Barter 70
Nerd Rage!510Science 50
Computer Whiz718Science 70
Voracious Reader Gametitle-FNV_LR.png722
Lessons Learned 626

Ways to increase Intelligence[]

Permanent
  • Intelligence Implant available at the New Vegas medical clinic (+1)
  • Intense Training perk (+1 per rank)
  • Gametitle-FNV_LR.png Completing the quest The Apocalypse or The End will allow raising any one primary statistic by 1.
Temporary
  • Armor and clothing
    • Mad scientist scrubs, Scientist scrubs, Dr. Klein's glasses (+1)
    • Gametitle-FNV_OWB.png Dr. Klein's scrubs, Dr. Mobius' scrubs, Dr. Mobius' glasses (+2)
  • Chems
    • Mentats (+2)
    • Party Time Mentats (+2)
  • Perks
    • Meat of Champions (+1 for 60 seconds after eating a corpse.)
    • Night Person (+2 between 6:00 PM and 6:00 AM)
  • Traits
    • Claustrophobia (+1 while outdoors, but -1 indoors)
    • Gametitle-FNV_OWB.png Early Bird (+2 between 6am and 12pm, but -1 between 6pm and 6am)
  • Black coffee (+2 - +6 depending on Survival skill)
  • Gametitle-FNV_OWB.png "Smart Light" (+2 for 12 hours or until the player uses the "Mood Lights")

Intelligence in quests and exploration[]

  • When speaking with Arcade Gannon, a Courier with an Intelligence of 3 or less can convince him to become their companion by stating "This place is really complicated and stuff. You're smart, can you help me do... stuff?"[1]
  • Having a character with Intelligence of 3 or less can grant "special" Intelligence checks. If the character's Intelligence is really low, dialog options will appear to be short and monosyllabic, with barely any sentience.
  • When first meeting Ignacio Rivas at HELIOS One, he will ask the player character what their interest in the place is. If the their Intelligence is high, they may respond with "My interest in this place is scientific." However, with a low Intelligence, the same option will be available as "I is scientistic."
  • An Intelligence of 6 is needed to tell Veronica that the Brotherhood of Steel are only hostile if one uses plasma or laser weaponry around them. Otherwise, a Courier with low intelligence can only humorously state the Brotherhood is known to shoot lasers from their eyes.
  • An Intelligence of 6 is needed to ask Arcade Gannon how he knows so much when one enters REPCONN headquarters.
  • An Intelligence of 6 is needed to ask Orris how he managed to kill 4 thugs with 3 shots during the G.I. Blues quest.
  • An Intelligence of 6 is needed for Dr. Mobius to reveal that they are still planning how to save themselves.
  • A character with an Intelligence of 6 or lower will admit they don't know what a fish is during a conversation with Cass. With an Intelligence of 7 or higher the Courier will ask Cass in return if she knows it.[2]
  • An Intelligence of 7 or a Speech of 70 allows the Courier to talk Alice Hostetler down from killing her mother in the quest Someone to Watch Over Me.
  • An Intelligence of 8 is needed to trick Silus into thinking the Courier is an agent of Caesar's Legion on a mission to kill him. Silus will take the bluff and inform the Courier about Caesar's brain tumor and indirectly about Ronald Curtis.
  • Gametitle-FNV_OWB.png An Intelligence of 8 is needed to reveal the fact that Dr. Mobius scattered the personality chips across Big MT.
  • An Intelligence of 7 and a subsequent value of 9 or having the Math Wrath Perk is required to resolve Dr. O's naming issue.
  • During the quest, Come Fly With Me If your Intelligence is below 4, you can also try randomly mashing the buttons on the control panel. Watch the cut scene as the rockets take off from the opened launch hangar. You should see a notification that your reputation in Novac is improved.

Level names and statistics[]

ValueNameSkill PointsSkill Modifiers
1Sub-brick10.5Medicine/Repair/Science +2
2Vegetable11Medicine/Repair/Science +4
3Cretin11.5Medicine/Repair/Science +6
4Knucklehead12Medicine/Repair/Science +8
5Knowledgeable12.5Medicine/Repair/Science +10
6Gifted13Medicine/Repair/Science +12
7Smartypants13.5Medicine/Repair/Science +14
8Know-it-all14Medicine/Repair/Science +16
9Genius14.5Medicine/Repair/Science +18
10Omniscient15Medicine/Repair/Science +20

Fallout 4[]

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Low Intelligence characters[]

Fallout 1 & 2[]

When the player character in Fallout and Fallout 2 has less than 4 Intelligence, the biggest change in gameplay is undoubtedly the dialogue. Upon reaching Shady Sands, the villagers take pity on the Vault Dweller, and Aradesh will simply shrug them off. The best they can speak is half-word sentences or gibberish.

The real downside, though, is the nigh impossibility to do about 90% of the side quests. No one will talk to a moron or even give them the time of day (even though it can be seen on the Pip-Boy 2000).

In Fallout 2, the Chosen One may meet Torr, the "town simpleton of Klamath," who would normally give them a quest to under go protection of his brahmin against "the evil bugmen." He will appear highly intelligent as if slightly smarter, and being stupid as a culture and language all its own. Two flat-headed people can have a complete, thought-provoking, and fully articulated conversation between them.

Another person one may have an "intelligent" conversation with in Fallout 2 is AHS-9, who becomes able to understand what the Chosen One tries to say after the alignment, and gives the quest to kill the Shi Emperor.

When talking to Algernon in the basement of New Reno Arms, the Chosen One can start a "childhood cop and robbers" type dialog in which they accidentally shoot and kill him.

A character with a low Intelligence is unable to gamble. When they observe a roulette table or a slot machine, the character will respond to it as a fun toy or an interactive character, respectively. Visiting a craps table will result in a dumb Chosen One commenting to the dealer that they "play craps in pants".

Fallout 3[]

In Fallout 3, there are conversation situations where characters with low Intelligence are granted other dialog options, often relating to their low intellect. However, these options are few and far between, unlike the other Fallout games where one could play the entire game as a person without Intelligence. One instance is in Roosevelt Academy, where if the Lone Wanderer activates Dean Dewey while having an Intelligence below 4, he will deem them a "special needs" child, and escort them to a "proper room."

Fallout: New Vegas[]

In addition to alternative Intelligence checks, low Intelligence changes some dialog options when speaking to vendors and non-player characters. For example, when speaking to Miguel at Miguel's Pawn Shop, the option to start trading is "Me buy things," and when speaking with Dr. Usanagi at the New Vegas medical clinic, after she gives the Courier the initial description about implants they get the dialogue option "You sell plants, too?", which will make her to re-explain the implants and suggest [the player character] take the implant to make them smarter. If taking her up on this deal, she will state that she thinks the Courier "could really benefit from it," and offer the implant at a discount.

In place of the gibberish of past games, however, the player character will simply not completely understand a conversation, confuse what someone is saying with something else entirely, or not understand what situation they are currently in. In the REPCONN headquarters, for example, a character with an IN of < 3 can bypass a robot that demands a password by saying "ICE CREAM!" Normally, a Luck of at least 7 would be needed to guess this.

Low-intelligence characters attempting to do the quest That Lucky Old Sun will be granted several unique and highly entertaining dialog options when conversing with Fantastic and Ignacio Rivas. An example is when informed about the hostilities between the Followers and the NCR, the Courier can ask, "Do Flowers and NCR bear play together?"

When first speaking to Ranger Milo he will inform the Courier that some "Legion snakes" are held up in Nelson, to which they can respond "Snakes are small. Why don't you just use a gun or whatever to shoot them." He will then call them a "special folk," and explain that they are not really snakes but "like snakes."

While helping Argyll in Nellis medical station while doing the quest Volare!, the Courier is given an option to "CHOP CHOP CHOP!" instead of giving him treatment. Ironically, the Courier actually saves the patient and Argyll comments on it, saying it was "dumb luck."

Notable quotes[]

  • Me Shoulder- a ditzy Vault Dweller
  • I don't care if you were dropped on your head as a kid. No guns in the city limits. - NCR gate guard.
  • Glug glug glug glug glug glug! - another Vault Dweller
  • *Snfff* You big meenie... *snff*... me go sumplace 'n have partee wiff clowns... *snfff*... and ice cream... and kake... and me no invit meen peuple like YOU! - a childish Chosen One
  • "Most people have evil spirits. You? You have stupid spirits. Go see shaman, get hole in head... Big hole... Very big... Huge." – Sulik
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    http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/File:FO2_Sulik_YouHaveStupidSpirits.ogg
  • Hep Torr hep moo-moo. (Yes, of course I'll help you fend off the predation of your family's brahmin by these nefarious bugmen.) - Chosen One to Torr
  • Me help shoulders make shinies warm. - A Courier
  • I IS SCIENTISTIC! - another Courier with improper language skills
  • What are Flowers of Pock-lips? - a Courier misunderstanding
  • Ooh Shiney Robot - the Lone Wanderer
  • ICE CREAM! - Courier with Intelligence 1 or 2 at REPCONN headquarters
  • Me pet aminals - the Courier
  • I no hurt anyone - the Courier
  • Where I send shiny juice? - the Courier
  • Me take you job cause me is smarter - the Courier
  • You no ask. - the Courier
  • Very well. Let me put this into terms you'll understand. Brain: Smart. Heart: Stupid. Spine: Very stupid. You: Exceptionally stupid. - the Courier's brain to a low intelligence Courier
  • Not 'ha ha' funny, you moron. Funny as in suspicious. - Eddie to a dumb Courier.
  • Hmm. Wow. You sound like you really do need some help. Look, I can help you out, but you can't do anything stu- I mean, you can't... help bad people, who want to hurt the locals in Freeside. If you do, I'll leave. Does that make sense? - Arcade Gannon
  • "Pizza/Warm" - the Courier misinterpreting "Peace" and "War" respectively

Notes[]

In Fallout: New Vegas, if the Courier's Intelligence stat is the most extreme (highest or lowest), Doc Mitchell will either compliment saying "maybe them bullets done your brain some good." (for highest) or apologize, stating he fixed up the Courier's head the best he could. (For lowest).

References[]

  1. Arcade's dialogue
  2. Cass' dialogue
表·話·編
Primary statistics
Strength · Perception · Endurance · Charisma · Intelligence · Agility · Luck


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