In the fallout series you are often faced with tough choices as far as your morals go. Maybe not everyone feels this way, but even though they are just computers with scripted speeches and actions, I feel pretty bad about screwing them over. I hated killing the tree guy in F3. I also didn't like destroying the BoS in FNV. So many things you do make me feel pretty screwy. Unless Im playing a low karma player in which case I pay no regard to it.


What is the most morally heart-wrenching action you've had to make in a fallout game?

Killing Mr. House.

Really? I always found him to be a bit of a snob. I didn't have much of a problem getting rid of any of the leaders. These games have a constant theme of all your superiors undermining the fact that you save their arses on a daily basis.

Siding with Ashur, because I'm no fan of slavery.

But his plan rids the Pitt of slavery and seems like it would be the city on the right track.

It Depends but most definetly, Wiping out the Mojave BOS, not really bothered on house playthrough, but still wiping out an entire faction, big thing to do.

Killing Mr. House. Even when your characters goals and ideals differ from his, I still feel like I am dealing a blow to mankind.

destroying the mojave chapter of the brotherhood and playing evil i am always a "do gooder in two shoes" no matter how hard i try i cant be evil in the game guess its in my nature