I agree 100%.

To all the people saying "Remember Bitter Springs!", remember that the NCR is NOT evil. They're not the type to raze a town of innocent people unless they're's a mistake in communication. Think about Boone; Is he the type to lie? He admits it was horrible and goes on to say that it was miscommunication

Going to have to agree with the Colonel on this one. House doesn't torture people and burn towns, his robots, are (probably) incapable of being corrupt like the NCR, etc. I have played all of the endings, and it's ridiculous how much better Houses's ending was for the Mojave overall. I think people just shun House in the beginning because they are ignorant and can't look into issues with thought. (puts up flame shield)

I can understand wanting to play the bad guy and amusing yourself by trampling on the masses....what irritates me is when people try to blow smoke up my ass by claiming they're doing the people in general a service by putting Caesar and his collection of woman haters, psychopaths and perverts in charge of the Mojave. They aren't, they're just condemning many to death, and many more to lives of slavery, misery and fear to satisfy the narcissistic delusions of a wannabe God-King.

As far as Bitter Springs...that has Moore's fingerprints all over it. And to be fair to the NCR, the Khans reaped what they had sown...ask Sgt. Bitter Root about what those "innocents" had been doing to civilians for years before someone finally did something about it. Probably the single biggest thing I like about the Khans is that they seem to have taken to heart the harsh lessons administered to them by House, the Three Families and the NCR and for the first time since they left Vault 15 are starting to show some compassion towards those outside thier tribe.

Even if it was a miscommunication they still did it.
They still murdered those innocent people there.

NCR and Legion: Opposite sides on the coin of svck.

The NCR being the side everyone chooses when it is flicked.
Also @ bazz22
give me evidence that NCR is not evil and I will gladly ditch legion and go to them,because its true, they killed innocent people and scarred boone for life.

Honestly, I believe Boone is in denial and telling himself that it was an accident, I mean he seems to be the kind of guy to do that.

Seeing as how he murders just about everyone he sees I'd say there was no "miscommunication".
That psychopath just wanted to kill those people for teh lulz.
He disgusts me.... So when are we gonna get Joshua Graham?

NCR and Legion: Opposite sides on the coin of svck.

The next DLC! LOLOLOLOLOHONESTHEARTS

But really, I hope we could have him as a companion.. I need moar references to Van Buren, if we can have him as a temporary companion, I would be so [censored] happy if he would be able to massacre New Cannan like he would in VB..

The NCR, because for all their faults, they're still better than the Legion.

Thank you for posting reasons for your opinion, and simply stating here, a 'debate' that somehow your opinion is automatically right.

Thank you, so much.

Seeing as how he murders just about everyone he sees I'd say there was no "miscommunication".
That psychopath just wanted to kill those people for teh lulz.
He disgusts me.... So when are we gonna get Joshua Graham?

Boone shows the signs of just being a good soldier who follows the orders he's given. He trusted his commanders (like most soldiers do) and did what he was told. To call him a psychopath is unfair at the very least since psychopaths don't feel like normal human beings do. A psychopath wouldn't feel regret, sympathy, or love and Boone feels or has felt all of those things. He regrets what happened, feels sympathy for others, and loved his wife.

A real example of a psychopath in the game would be Legate Lanius or Cook Cook.

Boone shows the signs of just being a good soldier who follows the orders he's given. He trusted his commanders (like most soldiers do) and did what he was told. To call him a psychopath is unfair at the very least since psychopaths don't feel like normal human beings do. A psychopath wouldn't feel regret, sympathy, or love and Boone feels or has felt all of those things. He regrets what happened, feels sympathy for others, and loved his wife.

Well, if you want my opinion expanded (Your snark aside I do realize this is merely my opinion.):

While it is true that the NCR has done some rather unsavory things in the name of their reverse Manifest Destiny, I'd rather hand over the reins of the future to them than I would the misogynistic slavers known as Caesar's Legion. To me the NCR represents progress, whereas the Legion represents a regression to a time I think should stay in the history books.

Boone shows the signs of just being a good soldier who follows the orders he's given. He trusted his commanders (like most soldiers do) and did what he was told. To call him a psychopath is unfair at the very least since psychopaths don't feel like normal human beings do. A psychopath wouldn't feel regret, sympathy, or love and Boone feels or has felt all of those things. He regrets what happened, feels sympathy for others, and loved his wife.

A real example of a psychopath in the game would be Legate Lanius or Cook Cook.

I don't think Legate Lanius is a psyco, for one he is a soldier, the armys generall basicly, he follows orders from his higher up of Caesar just as Boone followed orders from his higher up and also thinks for himself and is an exeptional leader and he sees the full potential in the legion as all leaders do. Also he must feel some sort of compassion to the legion, you heard his speach right? Lanius is far from a Psycopath.

Caesar is just trying to paint him as a pyschopathic murderer.

For obvious reasons.


To scare the hell out of the enemy and his own forces.

Saying that the NCR is as bad as CL, because they are corrupt, is like saying that Italy is as bad as Cambodia under Pol-Pot :rolleyes: