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You are from this day on female, so sayeth thee goldfish, so sayeth Bruce Willis. :thumbsup:

The Tallest, you could always PM me about the anarchism stuff.

You're not funny..it's pretty apparent that you're only 10 so I wont continue owning you..

I'm 10?
Damn... Became underage over a night... Best stop smoking then. >_>

Sorry about my humor then, I know I'm not very funny but I try. :angel:

At one point, I thought a House backup has to be what Yes Man finds, whether he realizes it or not. Now I'm skeptical since that assumes a level of narrative complexity from the people who gave us The Legion and the Courier-übermensch-tabula-rasa, but anything's possible. It is the most open-ended ending of the endings.

Also, I'm sure glad no one talked to Yes Man while he was standing in front of the Tops for days.

That did annoy me...seriously. I'd talk to it normally (lookit that happy face!) If dozens of drunk people were passing it all the time, at least a few would shout random orders at it, someone would notice, someone would take it.

Baked yer too serious dude. Gab is hella funny. Anyways why did yes man go outside anyways I didn't tell him too. Someone must have that spooky.

I don't need to explain myself too a bunch of people that can't spell you're...I'm not being serious, you all just need o smoke dro and shut up

I didn't try to spell you're. I clearly put yer Hehe yeehaw.

Yes, I thought that daft too. I'm sure the designers did it so we wouldn't have to go through two load screens to talk to him. To bad they didn't do that with House. Come on dude, pop into a securitron on the street so we can talk. (He does it at the end of his story line.) The presedential sweet svcks because of the load screens.

Yeah, cause weed solves problems :rolleyes:

Depends on how you use it. Legalize it, tax the hell out of it, use the taxes to fix the economy and you've solved a big problem right there.

Evidently works on Baked who's relaxed and amiable nature is plain for all to see.



Yeah the Yes Man thing makes sense from a gameplay perspective (though, would've been better to get to your home quickly. Three loading screens after a fast travel to go to bed? le sigh) but is horrible for the story...Yeah would be nice for House to inhabit one of the innumerate securitrons dotted around, not like he's never let people see his avatar before...

i don't think yes man is evil in this game. could it become evil. perhaps. recall that the president in FO3 was a computer program. a very advanced AI.

I don't know if he's secretly evil but http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2jtu3hDhMU&feature=related well :whistling:

I don't think Yes Man is evil at all. Rather, I think the Courier has lost his/her mind after all that slaughter, since you can't do anything even after Yes Man says right at your face that he is going to make himself independent from you. If I could have my way, I'd strip Yes Man out of all his power and keep him as a slave who can't say no rather than a Mister House Junior.

My good karma courier sided with Yes Man so she could rule Vegas with justice and happiness, not that Yes Man could just stab her in the back and become the nasty authority figure she had so hard fought to destroy.

Same here! 1st time through, after that whole chaotic frenzied battle, the dam, Lanius, Oliver, and all, I was so relieved to have won. "Whew, that went pretty well, thanks to my army of KILLER ROBOT TANKS..." and then Yes Man drops that on me! "Wait-- what the-- oh, shlt, a whole army of killer robot ta..."

What a stunner. I just started laughing. :fallout: This game rules in so many ways.