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That's what I meant, it's only going to be used to get immature laughs.

But then the Courier couldn't step in to save the day!

That is something I was thinking about myself earlier, that was one of my issues with New Vegas too. If the game boasted a system like that I would definitely get it. Anyway, an idea for you, how about instead of being refused entry into a vault, you never got placement within one in the...

I don't think that would be good for......the mental well being of the child....at all. Moving on. I think forcing players to play as a Ghoul may not be a good selling point.

I always made a selfish, greedy, opportunistic character in Fallout 03. Maybe it was the anarchy and chaos of The Capital Wastes that inspired it, I don't know. That said, the game branded me as evil but I did the odd good thing here and there, like not blowing up Megaton, don't see the...

I highly doubt anyone with a shred of decency would use this seriously, it's only going to be used for laughs.

Oh, now this is very interesting. Looking forward to this immensely.

7/10 It's interesting.

Think of it like the Hitman series but more free and detailed. Everyone has their own personal preferences and dislikes, would you like it if I insulted your preferences?

You know what game I always wanted to play? It's a concept I heard from someone else. A free roam sand-box type of game, where you play this character who is either insane or troubled and you go around planning the murders of these other main characters in the game. You can decide to...

This pissed me off beyond fucking belief! 467. It's apparently logical to wipe out an enemy base but then bomb the base of the guys you were working for.

7/10 Funny.

They are not aware that big town is a shit-hole. Furthermore, it's natural instinct to look after your child, granted, not all parents do but the odds are in favour of those that do.

Twelve actually. Anyway, I checked the wiki, Sticky is sixteen, hmm, that's still only five years to have a child and to be honest, I find it unlikely that the parents would leave their child behind when they're only less than five years old.

I'm pretty sure everyone there was prepubescent, the annoying brat who asks you to escort him to big-town looks about 14 at the most to me. You also have to consider that you, an eighteen year old is considered without question to be a "mungo" so the age you have to leave at is obviously...

That would be awesome. Anyway, the Legion have obviously killed power-armored foes before, hence why some of the Centurions have power-armor parts on their armor.

I'm sure some of y'all will appreciate this, assuming you haven't done or seen this already. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45IdiGMqvp4 Also, for discussion value: ridiculous concepts.

Two endings that go the way House want it to go, one just taking a tad longer than the other. I think it's likely that The House ending will be canon.

I think it's likely that yes-man's discovery of the program that would make him more assertive is something Mr. House had in the mainframe as a back-up. He probably saw something like that happening and made preparations for it.

I dislike the yes-man ending the most out of all of them for reasons such as these. House, NCR and Legion are all viable entities that would keep order and actually keep the city productive. Yes-man's ending only creates chaos.