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* TabletopRPG: A fan created a ''UsefulNotes/{{FUDGE}}''-based [[https://web.archive.org/web/20170323191806/http://www.reocities.com/Area51/Dimension/4258/02FullThrottle/files/Full_Throttle_Rules.PDF ruleset]] to play ''FT'' in tabletop format.

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* TabletopRPG: A fan created a ''UsefulNotes/{{FUDGE}}''-based ''MediaNotes/{{FUDGE}}''-based [[https://web.archive.org/web/20170323191806/http://www.reocities.com/Area51/Dimension/4258/02FullThrottle/files/Full_Throttle_Rules.PDF ruleset]] to play ''FT'' in tabletop format.
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* ChainsawGood: One of the weapons used on the road. It is reasonably a OneHitKill.

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* ChainsawGood: One of the weapons used on the road. It is reasonably a OneHitKill. Unfortunately, you don't start with it, and it's a OneHitKill [[OhCrap for you too]]. And the one enemy it would make sense to use it on, [[spoiler: the Cavefish]], renders it moot.
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* CargoConcealmentCaper: After being suitably bribed, Emmett agrees to smuggle Ben through the police roadblocks searching for him. Ben is hidden in the truck's engine compartment, while his motorbike is buried in the truck's cargo of concentrated fertilizer powder -- which Emmett assures him no-one will want to search through.

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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking:
** Both Polecats leaders, main character Ben and the semi-retired Father Torque, are hard as nails and Ben is by far the toughest mofo in the game.
** [[spoiler:Ripburger turns out to be a lot more dangerous than you'd expect from a businessman. Granted, he never fights anyone hand to hand and relies on sneak attacks and guns, but still.]]


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* RankScalesWithAsskicking:
** Both Polecats leaders, main character Ben and the semi-retired Father Torque, are hard as nails and Ben is by far the toughest mofo in the game.
** [[spoiler:Ripburger turns out to be a lot more dangerous than you'd expect from a businessman. Granted, he never fights anyone hand to hand and relies on sneak attacks and guns, but still.]]
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* BrokenBridge: Literal example. The whole Mine Road segment involves gradually winning fights and collecting spoils to ultimately pull an Evel Knievel and jump a destroyed bridge across a canyon.
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* FiveFingerDiscount: Ben is forced to do this in the souvenir shop.

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* FiveFingerDiscount: Ben is forced to do this in A puzzle toward the end of the game requires you to distract a souvenir shop.shop clerk and steal a box of wind-up bunnies.
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* MakeItLookLikeAnAccident: The bartender warns Ben that Ripburger and his goons are planning to do this to him. [[spoiler:They did it by loosening the screws on his bike so the front wheel would fall off while he was on the road.]] Thankfully, Miranda finds him barely conscious on the roadside and brings him to Maureen to get him patched up.
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* NowWhichOneWasThatVoice: A variation -- voice talent is fully credited, but many of the minor characters are never actually named in-game, so we're left to try to guess (for instance) which of the Rottwheelers is Blotch and which is Sizeable Bill.
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* AngryGuardDog: There's a guard dog at Todd's junkyard that would go after Ben if he tries to get the part he needs for his bike. Ben has to place meat in one of the empty cars and use the magnet crane to keep it up.


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* DownInTheDumps: Maureen's neighbor Todd owns a junkyard that Ben can use to get a new fork for his bike. Though it has a guard dog.

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