if we're allowed to join factions like raiders, slavers or talon company and such... well I got ideas.

I don't role play the characters I make, but rather guide them through the story watching them develop into a character. I guess, for me, it's more of a cinematic experience than a role play one. This is probably why I don't have a problem with the character voices. It's only going to add to that experience, but I can see how it would be a problem for role players.

This all depends on if the crafting system will let me make my own chems, but as there are (should be) no Great Khans in Boston I'll set myself up as the Wasteland's No. 1 drug manufacturer and supplier. My guy was a chemistry teacher before the war. I'll get a pre-war business hat and some dark glasses. I'm calling my dog Jesse.

Personality-wise, I imagine my character (Catherine) would grow to be angry and bitter. C'mon, you try losing your loved ones to an atomic war right in front of you, be sealed for 200 years and be released to a hellhole that used to be your home filled with unfamiliar faces and monsters that once only existed in your worst nightmares. She's not going to be very cheerful about it, I imagine.

She'll be hardened, forceful, take-no-prisoners. Cold, merciless. She'll become the survivor she thinks the Wasteland expects her to be, teetering between civilization and savagery, between her old past and who she is now. I want to explore how far she'll go before she realizes she's acting no better than the Raiders she fights and fights to reclaim her humanity.

I think you'd get along with my FO3 character who decapitated and lined the heads of any Talon Company Merc along the entrances of each subway station.