On the subject of radios.
Turning off every single normal radio, I don't like it when the stations aren't the same so no-one else can listen to different. This makes the Strip terrible for me as I can't turn off the ambient broadcast

If the NPC died by Mister Sandman they need to be moved or arranged into a aesthetically pleasing position, which could be anything from a Mojave outpost bar full of dead naked NCR troopers looking drunk, to positioning a broom in an inappropriate manner.

I also always skip Come Fly with Me, I hate that quest, but I'm not sure why. It's not hard, I just don't enjoy doing it.

I can never say mean dialogue to Victor/Any Robot/Any ghoul or No Bark, I will always say mean things to Cliff though and feel bad at his replies.

I have a designated Strange Meat dumpster. I also sell all my drugs to the Followers of the Apocalypse.

Sometimes after I kill people I plant weapons on them to make it look like an accident or suicide. Occasionally I'll stage a murder/suicide.

Did that ONCE. Came back several days later to find...the exact same mess.

I know, right!
For me, I guess it's the flip-side of my having this compulsion to tun on every HAM radio I find. I can't stand the external radios/jukeboxes and turn them off every chance I get.
It was recently pointed out to me that I have a habit of biting my lower lip every time I line up a sniper shot. <_<

My character is pretty good, but he has to stop himself from pulling the trigger everytime someone is totally rude to him when they speak to him.
What I collect is pre-war books! I just love the look of them - in such great condition compared to all the other books lying around.

When I encounter a Deathclaw, I have to immiedately run the opposite way.

I do this. This also means I have armor which looks best for traveling (in relatively safe areas), armor which is most effective for intense fighting (for more dangerous areas), and New Vegas Pre-War Business duds for the Strip.
I also turn on every Ham radio.
I check with every merchant even if I have everything I need.

But my real quirk is to jump over objects (fences, road barriers, rocks) even when an opening is right in front of me. I also jump down from anywhere low enough not to hurt the character - so halfway down the stairs then - jump. No need walking anywhere when a good jump will do.

I like taking corpses and picking them up and tossing them around or arranging their bodies in weird positions. Especially if the person I killed said something cocky right before dying.

In a similar vein picking up a dead body and "slamming" it into walls or anything is always fun, and what happens if stressed after killing.

If an NPC says something rude, I kill them.

I've done that since FO3 and now I'm continuing it in FO:NV - hard habit to break. Also, for reasons that I don't know - I must collect every single teddy bear in the game and put them on my bed..

One eff'ed up fantasty there.

Just kidding, But I find that I just NEED to go into third person everytime I do an unarmed Power-Move.

I'm bound to pick every fruit/vegetables I come by. I have 300+ prickly pear fruits in my Novac refrigerator but I'll gladly cross a saltlake and fight twenty fireants just to get another one.

...oh..., and I'm suffering the 'turn-on-useless-hamradios-sickness' too...

Radios as well.

I collect all the deputy bages and leave them on npc's I killed as a calling card.
I collect vast amounts of food and water, weigh myself down too much, eat the lot and regret it.
I sing aloud to ride of the Valkyries when it comes on in game at the top of my voice.


I usually free roam, roleplay or forget to remove a rival factions uniform PO a faction early on, end up getting killed by psychic bounty hunters with behemoth levels of health an DT, then restart a new character.

I don't know how many minutes (hours) of my life have been spent arranging a NukaCola truck or some other object just right in my room. Not so much in New Vegas cuz I really haven't spent much time at the 38 yet, but my place in Megaton in FO3 had a lot of things placed just so. What was really frustrating was knocking something else over trying to place something new and I had to fix that as well.

After I kill a very evil person I like to dismember every body part and then throw his head some where.

Ham radios: On
AM/FM radios: Off
Searches are all sequential. Open room items first then small box, locker, safe.
Doors: Always finish all local area doors before taking any to a named location (ie requires a load screen)
Check every bed to see if I can sleep there.
I'll cross half the map to open a mail box (magazines are my friend)
Two words: Tea Bag