games

And died

i learned recently

that there's a perk you get

Eating all the big boys?

for eating ceaser

yeah

king

house

and kimball

i never knew

Ymfah showed you can get it in pacifist too

well yeah

except house

well

No wait, not pacifist, the no inventory run

how do you get house

I think that was it

oh

well

kimball just dies if you do nothing

Right, he had to go cannibal because you just starve if you can't pick up food

king gets ina fight

ceaser has the tumor

You send moore to kill the king

Colonel Moore would make a great centurion

can you

open houses thing

leave him

then he dies?

he says he'll die

but I've never just left him

Don't think so

aw

I'm going to try to get

There's actually cut dialogue of mr house signing a treaty with the NCR

every challenge

Annoying that the NCR forces you to kill mr house but is willing to make peace with the khans and the fucking brotherhood

Yeah I found having to kill house strange

house didn't have enough content

The three families maybe could've been more involved with his questline

fallout 3s dialogue sucks

it's

yes go to the end let me get the quest marker no

idk if that's better than

yes sarcastic yes no (yes) tell me more (yes)

The worst part about fallout 4's dialogue system (other than it being shit) is that you have no idea what you're about to say

yes

giving the character a voice hurts too

They really milked those voice actors to death

i think i just realized the

weirdest situation of fo3s karma system

so the tenpenny tower quest

theres a bunch of people in tenpenny tower, and ghouls want to live there to

the ghouls plan is to release ferals into the tower and kill everyone

because the tenpenny people are "bad" this is good karma

but you can also convince the people living there to be ok living with ghouls

and it works out

for like a week, then the ghouls kill everyone and shove their corpses in the basement.

this is still good karma, and killing the ghouls after learning this gives you bad karma.

It's nonsense

this is why reputations was so much better

I like karma because it is like Reddit

I'm fine with there being no best case scenario

but I don't want to be called morally wrong by the game

for all intents and purposes, killing a feral ghoul or a deathclaw is a good thing. commiting genocide to ensure the future of humanity, or deciding who lives in a tower despite both being bad people

is not something so black and white

Morally grey

Yea

like Junktown in the earlier game

Or the entire NCR in general

I read 5 words of what you said

yes, black and white karma especially done by Bethesda is incredibly nonsensical

They don't respect your ability to make choices so they mark every named npc as essential, and when you do get the slightest bit of freedom they shit on you if you do what they deem to be wrong

Fallout 4 you couldn't in story be truly "evil" until nukaworld

even then, the raiders are a joke

Arguably the institute route is the closest you get

institute is so poorly written. What you can pull out of the mess it is, is that bethesda wanted a "we're not really evil, just mysterious and misunderstood."

oh lol, i just learned three dog calls you scum for killing the ghouls after that quest