Last night, while doing a session of F1, during a big fight in Necropolis, I did VATS a ghoul in he face for a massive critical. He run away screaming:

"No, not my pretty face...." :) No more comment.

There is no "VATS" in Fallout 1. Also: IBTL

Actualy there is - it was not called VATS - it was targeted shots. But lets stick to the new lingo - VATS is shorter and is essentially the same thing.

No need to be a Mr. Holmes if ya don't got answer to the original question, pal.

FOR the original question, think the song "You are beautiful, no matter what they say", he might be beautiful in eyes of his own, or in ghoul's standards, and what human defines "pretty" is too differend definition from Ghoul's "pretty"?

Maybe I'm an overzealous old Fallout fan, but let's name it VATS when playing Fallout 3 and just targeted shots when playing Fallout 1 and 2. It's not the same thing, the idea behind targeted shots is completely different from the idea behind VATS, and I'm not going to explain this now because it should be obvious. Besides that, you are in the Fallout series general discussion section, which doesn't really have that much to do with Fallout 3 and the VATS system. Don't mean to offend or annoy anyone, just my two cents.

Away with that Value Added Tax System, it's just targeted shots over here.