I have talked to her, before I killed her, not sure what you are talking about, even if you are right about them doing that, how do you know they werent contracted to do it?

They were contracted to kill a bunch of woman and children man, not much of a argument that they are good. Their a bunch of nutjobs killing anyone that they meet, it's why I always put a bullet in their heads when I meet them.

Enclave are dead, they have no leadership, no resources, no manpower. The institute in the other hands have androids up the wazoo, for me they would embody the new vilanous faction perfectly and since they are up north ( i came under the impression that they are from the commonwealth which means new england) why not go to canada? One of the most amazing enemies i battled in the fallout series was the Calculator, why not again deal with a super human computer with endless army of robots at his disposal and a selfawareness a la hal9000 with that same monotone creepy voice that scared the bejesus out of me as a boy?

Just my 5 cents...

Another Roger Maxson but from the enclave? Could be an interesting ideia. Still the ideia of enclave heroes could be strained to acomplish (FONV already had the enclave remmant) since they are considered war criminals by the NCR and going north they would be arrested, going northeast they might encounter Midwestern BOS. I do know that there is more then one way to refer to the term commonwealth in real life USA, when i refer i refer to lore and lore alone of fallout and acording to what i remember from FO3 it was in the New england area possibly even the remmants of MIT as more fluff heads considered and it makes sense.

They were contracted to kill a bunch of woman and children man, not much of a argument that they are good. Their a bunch of nutjobs killing anyone that they meet, it's why I always put a bullet in their heads when I meet them.

I never heard that, seriously, can you link me to the Vault or something that shows that dialogue? On the subject of them shooting everyone on sight, Bethesda's writing, making them the "evil for no damn reason" "faction" in the game.

I never heard that, seriously, can you link me to the Vault or something that shows that dialogue? On the subject of them shooting everyone on sight, Bethesda's writing, making them the "evil for no damn reason" "faction" in the game.

But even then, how do we know she isn't lying? Think about her character, haven't you guys noticed how quick she is to call you an [censored] or a terrible person as soon as you choose one of the "evil" dialogue options? Much quicker than other characters. She's really judgmental, and it wouldn't surprise me if she was exaggerating just how "evil" these guys are.

I don't think it really matters what Reilly said; Talon Company is portrayed as an organization of generic wohahahaha bad guys whether you heard her opinion or not. I was utterly shocked by the lack of chin stroking when that one Talon Company mercenary (the only one in the game that you can interact with) confronted me for being a goody two shoes. He had the maniacal laughter down though.

I cannot speak for others, but my reasoning is quite sound: I would like Talon Company to be in Fallout 4, but not like they were in Fallout 3, I want it to be like the factions of New Vegas, with interaction and reputation. My logic is that, in a post-nuclear world like Fallout, an entity like the Talon Company would flourish into tremendous presence, even more so in areas where no large factions had developed to create order. I mean, the Talon Company is a perfect example of the perfect post-apocolyptic business model, a moderatly sized, well-equiped paramilitary force that would be deployed at the word and monetary expense of wealthy people or groups to vy for power. I dont understand how there are no other factions like them, the Talon Company should be in Fallout 4, it fits well in the setting and, frankly, the poor usage of a faction with such potential in Fallout 3 left a bad taste in my mouth, and, seeing how very well Obsidian did with factions in Fallout: New Vegas, really fleshing them out with backgrounds and interactions, I have no doubt that, if Bethesda takes some pointers from New Vegas's handling of factions, they could be a great faction in Fallout 4.

You do realise that basically what you are saying si eventually Talon COmpany just becomes some dude or dudettes army adn bam! you have Fallout: Feudal System.

That or they build their own Fascist Dictatorship.

But I agree, Talon COmpnay was pretty stupid in FO:3 and they could totally be redone and done right. But definitely not a major faction.

In fallout 3 I just destroyed both talon bases.
also doesn't this thread normally close when it gets to page 8 ?_?
Im just asking because It seems each of these threads are locked and remade after page 8

A little late to the North vs. South conversation here but I hate it when people use the world Redneck wrong it means a hard working, union man read this article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Blair_Mountain its a term to describe a man who fight for his ideals not some inbreed hillrod playing a banjo and saying to Ned Beatty "Squeal like a pig"


But back to topic The Chicago land area.

I never heard that, seriously, can you link me to the Vault or something that shows that dialogue? On the subject of them shooting everyone on sight, Bethesda's writing, making them the "evil for no damn reason" "faction" in the game.

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