B1000

Fallout Tactics character
B1000
Play on the quote from the T-800 demanding the biker's clothes when naked at the start of the movie
Lore
Race	Cyborg
Gameplay
Location	B1000 special encounter
Other
Dialogue	MIS Z11 Speech.txt
Appearances	Fallout Tactics
SPECIAL	10 ST, 5 PE, 7 EN, 3 CH, 5 IN, 8 AG, 2 LK
Level	10
Tag skills	First Aid: 78% Melee Weap.: 76% Unarmed: 100%
Perks	Bonus HtH Damage (3)
Misc stats	Hit Points: 1038 Critical Chance: 2% Melee Dam.: 11 Poison Res.: 35% Radiation Res.: 14% Armor Class: 8 Action Points: 9 Carry Weight: 275 lbs Damage Res.: 0% Bonus Damage: 0% Healing Rate: 2 Perk Rate: 3 Skill Rate: 15

The following is based on information from Fallout Tactics.

“Fuck moo, asshole.”

B1000 is a cybernetic brahmin in Fallout Tactics. It plays a part in the special encounter B1000.

Background

B1000 is a silver-colored brahmin with sparks flying off of it. It walks around something that resembles an abandoned steel mill.

Interactions with the player character

Interactions overview

Interactions
	This character appears in the following locations.	B1000

Inventory

Apparel	Weapon	Other items
		UZI

Notable quotes

• "I need your clothes, your boots, and your moo-torcycle."
• "Brahmidyne Systems, Moo-del 101."
• "I am a cybernetic organism. Living tissue over a metal T-bone."
• "Hasta la vista, calfy."
• "No problemooo."
• "Moo'll be back."
• "Fuck moo, asshole."
• "Not like me. A Brahmin-1000. Advance moo-to-type."
• "Your clothes, give them to moo!"
• "A Phased plasmoo pulse-laser in the forty watt range..."

Appearances

B1000 appears only in Fallout Tactics in the special encounter B1000.

Behind the scenes

• The abandoned steel mill is a reference to the demise of the terminators in Terminator 2: Judgment Day (being melted in a vat of molten steel). Much like the T-1000 in the movie, B1000 will "melt" into a puddle when damaged and then reform until killed.
• The B1000 carrying an UZI is a reference to the terminator's "purchase" of the weapon from a vendor in the first Terminator movie.

Gallery

The steel mill

References

Fallout Tactics special encounters & characters Encounters Amelia Airheart · B1000 · Bazaar Day · Brahmin Armor · Brahmin Poker · Brahmin Tipping · Brothers Grimm · Canadian Invasion · Coppertops · CPF vs. PFC · Deathclaw Liberation · Evereddy Bunnies · Farmer · Four Horsemen of the Post Apocalypse · Gas Station · Hermit · Canadian Invasion Recreationists · Komodo Man · L33tists · Merchant · Mir · Morte · Phil · Pipboy · Pitch Black · Reaver Dance · Sixth Sense · Titanic · Trader · Uprising Characters B1000 · Cole · Joe Grimm · Jim Grimm · Human battery · Gloating robot · Janet Badall · Farmer · War · Pestilence · Death · Famine · Granma · Hermit · Clarisse · Komodo Man · Ph4tman · L33tleboy · Merchant · Morte · Phil, the Nuka-Cola dude · Pipboy · Riddick · Trader · Hubert · McCarthy

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