Now, I'm sure this discussion has been done before, but I couldn't find one, at least a recent one. So if I missed a big discussion already, just point me to it.

I was just curious who everyone sided with, and what their reasoning was.

For me, personally, I've chosen the NCR and Yes-Man now, liking both options for different reasons. I don't see myself choosing House or Legion.

I like NCR, more in principle than practice, I think they have the right idea despite a few bad eggs in leadership, and think theres hope for them yet, I just tend to feel bad acting against NCR, I guess. Independents probably my preferred choice however, I like the idea of being in charge. I like the idea that my character has invested a lot in the future of the wasteland has the resources to manage it fairly and intelligently(though Yes-Man himself is a bit of a wild-card who while I think is on my side and would continue to be, a little part of me doesn't trust him.)

While I think House has the right idea, and I think his motives are genuine, I just have a hard time a ) answering to someone else, and being his second, when I can do it myself and have to final say, and b ) something about me doesn't trust his eccentricities. At times, a part of me thinks his weird interest with old school Vegas and preserving that gets in the way.

Finally, I just can't bring myself to do anything nice to Legion. I had kinda hoped going in that they simply were misunderstood but had some good ideas. But alas, no, they are just misogynistic, slaver [censored]s. And no matter what, I just can't bring myself to help slavers in any capacity. It's just not me.

So, whats your take?

I think the House ending was great. It seemed to be a true Vegas ending and opens more possibilities for the Fallout future. It could become the canon ending as it was unique and not just "Good guys win. Yay!" it was Vegas is now independent and NCR will have to conquer their way around it if the want to expand east, and the surrounding areas have been taken care of in whatever way that will benifit House and Vegas's future.

Theres some truth to that, there's just something I don't like/trust about House, can't quite put my finger on it.