Like the topic.

So many ways to do, but what is the "right" way??

follow yesman isntruction or Mr House or Ceasars?

There is no 'right' way.

Which ever way you think is best.

It's all pretty much a lose lose situation. For me anyway. In order to have any of them in control you need to screw over someone...

While there's no true "right" options and someone will suffer no matter what, I think choosing the Legion is the worse possible outcome for the people of Mojave...but that's just my opinion.

agreed.

Thanks for the answers.

Have followed yesman′s quest a bit, and now when i went to see the Brotherhood of steel they want me to kill a NRC soldier. gaaahh cant i be friend with both of them

So fun with this game that nothing is the "right" way. U just got a different end or different quests til the end...

Don't think of it as "how do I help all the good factions win and the bad factions lose", but instead think of it in terms of "what level of power do I want each faction to have?

For example, you could ALWAYS side with the NCR and favor them most, or Mr. House, or the Yes Man. At the same time, you could side with one of those three, but always do everything the Brotherhood of Steel asks, even if it's in contradiction to one of the other factions your helping.

In the end, it's all about putting everyone in the order you want them.

PS. Legion are a stupid faction, have stupid outfits, stupid purpose, and are possibly one of the most lame, lazy, and TOTALLY out of place factions in the Fallout franchise. I know they're canon and all that, but really? They're just dumb. Fallout 3 had a way cooler power struggle because both the Brotherhood and Enclave were at least badass.

Once again, New Vegas is cool, but it ain't no Fallout 3.

You're right. New Vegas is better.

I plan on doing what all 3 want at least up until a point.

I upgraded the securatrons for Mr. House: 750 xp

I helped Caesar and I failed 2 quests for Mr. House: 500 xp.

I haven't helped the Yes Man yet, but I have the quest active. I plan on siding with him against the others.