How much would unbreakable bones help with fall damage?

If a subspecies of human had bones that were made of an almost unbreakable material (let's just ignore any adverse effects this might have) how much would these bones help them to survive falls?

Would the bones prevent the shattering of the legs, or would the increased durability of the skeleton cause even more damage to the internal organs?

For the purpose of this question, consider the bones similar to Wolverine's adamantium-coated bones: inflexible and uncompressible.

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