Thank you very much. Also, I'll add in the Omertas, Chief Hanlon is leader of the Rangers, Which is part of the NCR.
Hmmmmm Hanlon is the faction leader of the NCR sub-faction though. Oh well, he's one of the few republicans I actually like but I guess the list shouldn't be too long. Instead of adding in Omertas how about adding Three Families which basically covers most of the power (excluding House) on the strip?
Hmmmmm Hanlon is the faction leader of the NCR sub-faction though. Oh well, he's one of the few republicans I actually like but I guess the list shouldn't be too long. Instead of adding in Omertas how about adding Three Families which basically covers most of the power (excluding House) on the strip?
So you want me to split the Omertas category into the Three Families or make three different categories for them? If I add hanlon i'd have to add that Deadsea guy. (Leader of Nelson's Sub-faction, I think.)
1. So you want me to split the Omertas category into the Three Families or make three different categories for them? 2. If I add hanlon i'd have to add that Deadsea guy. (Leader of Nelson's Sub-faction, I think.)
1. One voting option named "Three Families (Benny, Nero, Marjorie)" 2. Not really, NCRangers are part of the NCR but they're their own military faction, Dead Sea is just a high ranking member of the Legion.
The King, definitely. There's something about that slight smile and goofy accent that makes it near impossible for me to side against him. He's well meaning too, and leads a gang of Elvis clones. How cool is that? :teehee:
Like falsifying Ranger Outpost reports to include trained Deathclaws and Super Mutant legionnaires?
He does something that causes mild frustration compared to what other NCR people do. And he's only doing it to look out for his men, and I agreed with his reason for doing it. It wasnt the right thing to do, but his heart was in the right place.
He does something that causes mild frustration compared to what other NCR people do. And he's only doing it to look out for his men, and I agreed with his reason for doing it. It wasnt the right thing to do, but his heart was in the right place.
I decided to turn him in on my first playthrough, not going to post a spoiler, but I really felt bad afterwards.
Jason Bright was just such an interesting character based of the real leader of the Heaven's Gate cult. He truly believed in it, but it was obvious radiation had poisoned his mind. He was just so...Good Charles Manson.