Santiago is a lover, not a fighter. The Garretts eat people like Santiago for lunch. The Courier could kill the Garretts with ease. Hence, the Garretts won't give the Courier a bar tab because they couldn't collect if the Courier declined to pay.

Well bringing Cass to the Van-Graffs, kinda threw me off a little. When i found out they wanted to kill her, I tried to save her but they killed me over and over. So i grew tired of dying, and decided it was best for her to die :whistling:

The hardest decision I had to make was with my (relatively) good character allied with NCR. After wading through an army of ghouls to get to the bottom of Vault 34, it was so hard to doom the last few survivors for the sake of a water pipeline. It will potentially save more lives in the long run, but it still felt like a lose-lose situation for my character. If they manage to survive the radiation, I've essentially doomed them to a few centuries of ghoulified purgatory. If I had chosen to save them, the NCR farmers would still have the option to pack up and go back to California. Took so long to rationalize my way through that decision...

It wasn't that they were NCR farmers, it was that it would affect any farming there for decades to come. I was also under the impression that turning off the reactor was a quick(er) death. Even so, I'd still shut down the reactor. Unfortunately my character isn't Captain Kirk; there are non win situations.

On my NCR playthrough, every decision was hard...
I just wanted to go ballistic on every single one of them...
And no, it's not a joke, I really can't stand those profligates.

But other than that, DoGod.
On one hand I was disgusted by them and on the other I just wanted to help them.
Ended up helping them and The Merge turned out all right so I felt pretty good about myself.

Hard Luck Blues, I think....it took me by surprise.

And Oh, my Papa when I was doing my NCR playthrough.

The drug delivery to the fiends from the khans.

I never did it in any of my 6 playthroughs. I slaughter the fiends every time I get to Vault 3. Maybe its because Ive seen pics of what druggies with guns can do to people from writing whitepapers on childsoldiers in Sub-sahara. I still have nightmares about those pics.

The only thing that I regret is that I cannot put the fiends through what they must have put the vault 3 inhabitants through.

Its also one of the reasons I slaughter the Khans.

Morals? In Fallout?

Well, I guess I have some... Uh... Probably...

Nah, [censored] it. I'm more of a "find-the-guy-who-shot-me-kill-anyone-in-the-way" kind of guy, who'd snipe anyone for the sake of caps. I don't kill if I'd lose reputation from it, that's just stupid.

I found that then paused, I was a House loyal character. NCR farms arent much good, however I though that when ncr are gone, others will take over sharecropper. Also suspected they would be ghouls, now I know I was wrong, but stand by my decision, that land will save many lives.

I found the white wash a hard choice, one one hand I am dooming westside, on the ohter, a man died because people were stealing from the NCR and the soldier just did his job.
I dont like the ncr, I want them out of the Mojave, but my issue are the politicians, and generals, not the soldiers. I feel bad having to kill them, but some times it needs to be done.
I thought quite a bit about it and decided to kill the follower. He killed a man for no good reason, also let the ncr know why it happened so sharecropper gets all the water for when natives take it. Besides westside is a terrible place, hokers, junkies, slavers, scum. Really why bother keeping it ? If they want fresh stuff so bad fine they can take sharecropper after ncr are forced out. (pissed me off I lost fame with followers though when he dude attacked me and I had to defend myself). He just kept killing, know what, glad he is dead.


DoGod hit me hard, mainly because my first run, Dog was dominant, and letting him go was a mistake, and I couldnt get a merge option, I had doomed them too death without realising it. Felt like an ass after it, if I made the other dominant I could have gottone a better result. Luckily I had several reasons to reload, so merged them. I am sick of DM though, 5 playthroughs is enough. Especially trying to get everything.

How can I talk to lilly about her meds ?

Also I am stuck on a choice right now.

I am a house loyalist, but dont want the kings wiped out. I see them as a good faction, and like thier belifs that every man is a king in hos own right. My issue is if I make them attack the ncr, then they are no better than the thugs I wipe out, on the other hand, they surive and there is a chance they will slowly be less hateful to citizens and go back to the "every man is a king". Either way the spirit of what the kings stand for dies, or they do. Honestly I cant choose.

Killing/disabling House (which is the same as killing him if you go NCR).
Blowing up the Brotherhood.
Hard luck Blues.

Also the quests from Col. Moore, because she is an evil cold [censored] - but at least you can find diplomatic solutions for most of them.

http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Westside is simply the poorest residents of New Vegas. People who need cheap, healthy food the most.

I played it differently and didn't have any qualms about it.

Cass's Fate

She may be brash, but honestly, the Van Graffs deserve death 1000x more than that poor girl does.

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I'd have to say because messed up game design, I'm not allowed to kill those NCR troopers between Nelson and Hope without NCR being angry. I mean, I feel bad having some poort fellow saying "Kill me" and yet I have to say "Nope, my reputation would suffer"

My hardest moral decision was this but also choosing whether to kill the BoS or find a (considering I'm a pacifist) peacful way to resolve it. I ended up splattering blood all around Hidden Valley Bunker. One of the proudest moments in my first walkthrough.

Killing or disabling House.
Destroying the BOS.
Choosing the farms, or the Vault 34 survivors.

These three are the big ones, that make me feel kind of sick inside.

I've finished the game three times now, one House, one NCR, and one Yes Man, and I have yet to find an ending where I feel good about everything that's happened. This game has made me think about consequences more than any game I've ever played.

Lily's decision was super hard, I made her take her medicine all the time and she threw her tapes away, made me feel really bad and tear up a bit.

I've never lost rep for that. I've both sniped them from the cliff and head shot with a pistol. Once I shot the mine that was under one of them. What bothers me the most is that I couldn't get them out of there, and next, how they keep respawning. Hello! There is a mine field here! Stay out until it is cleared.

I have yet to be in that position. My character basically has no morals so far though. everything is all about the caps for her...If there is a stream of caps involved in it I am the one to do the job...For example, I made Morales' wife pay me all of his pension to go and get the body returned to her with a flag and all(assuming they even have any flags left in post apocalyptia)....

blowing up the BOS...sure they are somewhat evil, just a little, but i felt bad because i was very pro-BOS in FO3. I am doing a Caeser's Legion playthrough right now so I am sure I will have worse moral conflicts to come. I am almost always a good karma person, so this will be interesting

I only felt bad because they trusted me, and they only just got active again. Some people I liked and didnt want to die, because they didnt seem to be bad people, they just needed to let go of thier old ways. But beause they wouldnt and house gave me no diplomatic option I killed them all. Got plent of PA too I forgot about any guit though when house reminds m OF thier nature, they dont help people, only themselves.

To help remove caesars brain tumour.

Tell Lily to go with the cure even though it will kill her (science was to low)

To give the Vault 22 info to the scientist at McCarran.

They way I understood it is that you don't necessarily shut the reactor down, you just seal it off. Anything trapped inside would be rapidly flooded with radiation (most likely killing them, yes, but ghoulification would be the worst case scenario.)

I agree, the point is not necessarily that NCR farmers would be affected. The water pipeline was under their control, however. The only way the locals are taking over that field is if the NCR is gone (not happening with my character behind them,) or the field is useless to the NCR, in which case the locals have no use of it either. There is no scenario that works out for the local populace.

There's only two slavers who just live there, really and that follower helped get the town on a more positive road. It really doesn't seem like such a terrible place. I'd say it's starting to look up.

White wash
Hard luck blues
Lilly's medicine
Killing House or not

Those are of the top of my head.

Honestly the hardest for me would be siding with the powder gangers to kill the the people of goodsprings. I mean they saved you and would offer their trust and help to any outsider. Through out all of my playthroughs I can never bring myself to betray them.

Its not a mindfield. The legion would capture or wound NCR soldiers in the field, dismember them and then slip a landmine under them