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{{Quotation|A chunk of Cordex, a military brand of plastic explosives. Highly stable, very destructive. Includes a timer.}} |
{{Quotation|A chunk of Cordex, a military brand of plastic explosives. Highly stable, very destructive. Includes a timer.}} |
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| − | '''Plastic Explosives''' |
+ | '''Plastic Explosives''' are explosives in ''[[Fallout]]'', ''[[Fallout 2]]'', ''[[Fallout Tactics]]'' and a cut content weapon in ''[[Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel]]''. |
Plastique was used for decades prior to the War as a mining tool, and is still useful for removing inconvenient nature. Like its more primitive cousin, [[Dynamite]], Plastique is both a tool and a weapon. In this case, it takes the form of a large wad of Cordex, a military-grade blasting agent. It has been fitted with a blasting cap, itself wired to a timer. Although an antenna projects from the detonator assembly, there is no provision for remote detonation. As for man-made obstructions, plastique can also remove many types of doors. |
Plastique was used for decades prior to the War as a mining tool, and is still useful for removing inconvenient nature. Like its more primitive cousin, [[Dynamite]], Plastique is both a tool and a weapon. In this case, it takes the form of a large wad of Cordex, a military-grade blasting agent. It has been fitted with a blasting cap, itself wired to a timer. Although an antenna projects from the detonator assembly, there is no provision for remote detonation. As for man-made obstructions, plastique can also remove many types of doors. |
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| − | ==''Fallout'' and ''Fallout 2''== |
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| + | ===Plastique=== |
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| − | |name =Plastic Explosives |
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| − | |damage =40 - 80 |
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| − | |damagetype =[[Explosive]] |
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| − | |minstrength =N/A |
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| − | |hands =1 |
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| − | |weight =3 lbs. |
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| − | |cost =$1250 |
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| − | ===Differences with Dynamite=== |
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| − | Plastic explosive is, pound for pound, more powerful than dynamite, causing 40-80 points of damage, and sports a wider blast radius. Correspondingly, plastic explosive is more expensive than dynamite. |
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| − | ===Availability=== |
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| − | Plastic explosive is harder to come by when scrounging, but military facilities often have at least a few charges in stock. Most shops do not carry plastic explosives, even if they carry dynamite. In terms of shopping, the best bet is to try higher-end weapons shops. Along with their big-ticket guns may be a few bundles of plastique. |
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| − | ==''Fallout Tactics''== |
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| − | |name =Plastique |
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| − | |image =PlasticTactics.gif |
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| − | |damage =40 - 80 |
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| − | |damagetype =[[Explosive]] |
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| − | |attmode1 =empty |
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| − | |weight =4 lbs. |
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| − | |cost =[[Brotherhood Scrip|$]]750 |
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| + | A military wad of Cordex (Plastique), with a 3 minute timer. |
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| − | ==''Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel''== |
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| − | |name =Plastique |
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| − | |image =PlastiqueFOBOS.png |
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| − | |px =150 |
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| − | |damage =N/A |
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| − | |damagetype =[[Explosive]] |
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| − | |attmode1 =empty |
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| − | |ammotype =empty |
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| − | |minstrength =N/A |
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| + | ===C4=== |
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| + | {{Gamearticle|FNV|link1=C4}} |
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| + | A bundle of C4 explosive, with a remote detonator. |
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| − | ==Applicable Perks== |
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| − | [[Image:DemolitionsExpert.gif|frame|Demolition Expert]] |
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| − | Players disposed to using plastic explosive, as well as the more docile [[dynamite]], would benefit from gaining the [[Demolition Expert]] [[perk]]. With this perk, the player will never have a premature detonation (which will ruin the timed-patrol tactic), and the explosive used will deal an additional 10 points of damage. |
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[[Category:Explosives]] |
[[Category:Explosives]] |
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“A chunk of Cordex, a military brand of plastic explosives. Highly stable, very destructive. Includes a timer.”
Plastic Explosives are explosives in Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout Tactics and a cut content weapon in Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel.
Plastique was used for decades prior to the War as a mining tool, and is still useful for removing inconvenient nature. Like its more primitive cousin, Dynamite, Plastique is both a tool and a weapon. In this case, it takes the form of a large wad of Cordex, a military-grade blasting agent. It has been fitted with a blasting cap, itself wired to a timer. Although an antenna projects from the detonator assembly, there is no provision for remote detonation. As for man-made obstructions, plastique can also remove many types of doors.
Variants
Plastique
A military wad of Cordex (Plastique), with a 3 minute timer.
C4
Gameplay article: Fallout: New Vegas
A bundle of C4 explosive, with a remote detonator.