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The follow him out 1. Fear 2. Leadership ability 3. Advancement potential 4. More fear and bloodshed 5. More than just farming 6. They've been told to and don't ask questions

Another point that I didn't like about New Vegas is how everything is basically rigged for the NCR. You can't go anywhere without bumping into them and getting shot at if you side with the Legion. I would have been happier if they were less spread over the map so at least I had a chance to be...

I personally preferred 3. Mostly because there was more action going on. Many of the side quests felt like grind in New Vegas, "go here, find this and bring it to me". Fallout 3 wasn't much better, but I wasn't expecting what happened in the letter delivery quest, having to deal with a group of...

One post main quest ending I would have like to see would be getting the Kings and Followers to work together assuming an independent ending. The Kings would be the muscle and the Followers would be the brains. After you got them working together, you'd unite the towns of outer Vegas and then...

They exist just to fill the evil bastard part of the story. The Legion is just an organized group of raiders. They kill and pillage for no real reason. It is mentioned that there are good things about being under the Legion if your town knuckled under. I hope who ever makes another game...

I was thinking old world religious nuts like the Westboro Baptist Church.

As someone who has lived in Mendocino County, using the village of Navarro would be a strategically bad place to but an airfield. It is surrounded by trees and at the narrow end of a valley. A more likely place would be the county air field about 15 miles north outside of the town of Little...

How would anyone feel about this hypothetical Fallout 5 in Seattle. There is one faction that grew out of a Nation Guard base that survived the bombs falling. They're focused on reconstruction and help the locals. They are similar to the Followers of the Apocalypse, but they have guns and...

I'm figuring the Shi would have done something to hinder the NCR, assuming the Shi weren't destroyed in Fallout 2. They didn't want the NCR around and although isolationists, they'd want a buffer zone after seeing/predicting of the attack on Navarro and thinking "hey we're next, let's do...

The problem with the series is us the fan base to some extent. We aren't willing to get new factions without at least one old major faction being around. For example, if a game were set in Seattle, we'd need something to make it feel like Fallout. So likely some branch of the Brotherhood would...

In the political science sense the BoS was a non state actor within the NCR. Just because they had a "state" in the NCR doesn't mean they are apart of the NCR structure, at least not entirely. ISIL is a non state actor. A non state actor is a group that can or does perform nation state like...

The Shi in San Francisco had large manufacturing capabilities compared to most groups in the wasteland, specifically the Enclave. They did manufacture their own weapons and could potentially produce vertibirds. This manufacturing capability and the NCR's lack thereof is one of the reasons why I...