Need a male character name for Fallout 4 using only a codename from Railroad and A name Codsworth can say, because i like the concept of my name being said in game.


So far I can't decide between...


Bullseye Red


Bullseye Brody


Fixer Price


Fixer Brody



Basically he will be a very flawed character. Typically he will be war veteran who is a big meat head addicted to chems who will be forced into the role of saving the wasteland. He will use melee combat and automatic weapons to get the job done!


And If it helps, I can provide some reasoning behind the names and what they mean to my character. I relate my character to the Fixer codename not only as someone who fixes things, but the drug Fixer that was in previous fallout games. He would be known as someone who openly sold drugs during his military career to his fellow soldiers prior to fallout 4. Price would coincide with Fixer, as the Price of drugs and the Price of the lifestyle he is living...man that's deep.


As for Bullseye i was thinking of not only a nickname for someone who always hits his target, but literally a Bull's Eye. You add Red to Bullseye and its a play on words for literally a Bull's Eye Red. And he will do a lot of charging while angry on chems making him almost like a bull!


As for Brody...Brody just sounds like the ideal name for a meathead, who doesn't take crap from anyone and bullies those that he deems worth bullying.


Essentially this character will great to roleplay as if only he had a name, so that's where i need help!


I really really like these names but i just can't decide...please help meeee!

Last name: Jones.

Because:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casey_Jones

Fixer to bring to mind an Engineer (the wrong KIND of engineer, but an engineer none the less).

Jehosephat Terwilliger.

I know it's not an appropriate name, but I have a friend named that and always wanted to create a very angry character with that name.

You should make this a poll.


I vote for "Bullseye Brody". Like a proper comic book hero name, it is alliterative, like Clark Kent or Peter Parker.




Note: "Fixer Price" is pretty easy to mistake for a trademark in kiddie toys. It would convey the wrong message IMO.