Much like real life, wailing on a mannequin won't turn you into a heavyweight champion overnight, but it's a good place to start. Resist the temptation to hammer that F9 key every time you get your clock cleaned it's all part of the learning process, and you'll be stronger for it in the long run. What does that mean? Well, when you take a beating and survive, you'll be a little bit harder to knock out next time (after you've fully recovered). Every time you get knocked out, but not killed, your toughness and your KO modifier both increase. You can hire a Warrior with 20 ranks in every melee combat skill (they show up randomly in bars), but if you can't spare that kind of cash, you'll have to learn the hard way.įirst of all, you will get pummeled dozens of times before you even begin to be able to hold your own in a fight. There's only one way to skip a buttload of hard training, and that's with about 10,000 Cats. Once you're feeling better, we'll show you how to do ever so slightly better next time. Haul your bloody carcass up out of the dust, hobble to town, and buy some bandages to patch yourself up. This isn't a case of bad game design, so give Kenshi a chance to show you how it works.
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