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I personally sided with Caesar's Legion since my character was very mean towards everyone. I didn't take shit from anyone did a sort of "renegade" playthrough my second time around, so Legion sort of seemed like the "right choice", although what I really wanted was to blow the entire desert to hell and screw everyone in the process.
Still, I can't deny that NCR - (even though I don't think they would've liked me much after slaughtering their men at that military outpost with a huge statue, and that was even before I sided with Legion.) - sounded tempting as well specially since they wanted Mr. House dead which I strongly agree with - that fucker is damn annoying and pretentious, I wish I could drag him into into sunlight and let him burn instead of simply putting a bullet in his head. Not that I haven't killed him on my last playthrough and dragged his body around though
What about you guise? Whom did you side with? Or did you take the lone wolf path? I just can't figure myself playing any game anymore as the good guy though, it's never as much fun nor rewarding as being a badass, although I would've loved if the game pictured you as some sort all out nemesis and all factions at some point teamed up to screw you up, I never understood why games never explored this side of the spectrum where your initially unimportant character ends up as a substantial threat to everybody's interests. Most of the times, even when sided with the bad guys, proven your loyalty and worth and you're at least ten times worse than them you're still treated as an errand boy from start to finish. I guess only Vice City did this right in the history of gaming :/
Still, I can't deny that NCR - (even though I don't think they would've liked me much after slaughtering their men at that military outpost with a huge statue, and that was even before I sided with Legion.) - sounded tempting as well specially since they wanted Mr. House dead which I strongly agree with - that fucker is damn annoying and pretentious, I wish I could drag him into into sunlight and let him burn instead of simply putting a bullet in his head. Not that I haven't killed him on my last playthrough and dragged his body around though
What about you guise? Whom did you side with? Or did you take the lone wolf path? I just can't figure myself playing any game anymore as the good guy though, it's never as much fun nor rewarding as being a badass, although I would've loved if the game pictured you as some sort all out nemesis and all factions at some point teamed up to screw you up, I never understood why games never explored this side of the spectrum where your initially unimportant character ends up as a substantial threat to everybody's interests. Most of the times, even when sided with the bad guys, proven your loyalty and worth and you're at least ten times worse than them you're still treated as an errand boy from start to finish. I guess only Vice City did this right in the history of gaming :/
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