does any one know who a bald guy with a hat named deacon is? My turrets keep shooting him and he keeps getting down and coming back up and only dies if I shoot him a few times in the head while he is down so I reloaded and just let my turrets keep downing him cause idk who the hell he is
who the hell is deacon??
- Thread starter r0b0wnz
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I think he's with the Railroad. Probably essential until you eradicate them for the BoS.
In the beginning, but he gets plastic surgery before your first quest with him.
Irwin John Finster
Sonny, I Watched the Vault Bein' Built!
Yes Deacon is a potential companion in Fallout 4 who is part of The Railroad and one of their main intelligence operatives.
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TorontoReign
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Deacon is one of the most boring companions in the game. He might be the worst in all the games. Maybe his sub-plot is really good or something but I can't bear to use him.
ElderMaxson
Out of my mind, freshly made
His hair was the Pompadour Wig you can find in the game. He's a disguise expert who goes under constant surgery and outfit changes to spy on multiple factions. You can find him disguised as a Diamond City guard when you first arrive at the city, as a wastelander inside the pods at Goodneighbor the first time there, and as a caravan guard in Bunker Hill, too.
All before you meet him officially. He has unique response dialogue if you approach him in all those spots. But don't go getting surprised - it isn't Bethesda actually pulling off the character well, they're just little details like the skeletons and teddy bears they place around. Nice little touches, but insignificant in the long run. Now maybe if they made a good game to go with these touches, that would be better.
Just to note, though - plenty of his dialogue as a companion are lies, such as claiming to be very old or the original leader. You can reveal this through a Charisma check. Turns out, he's just a really good liar because he's supposed to be a spy. Not sure if stupid or a rare breed of excellent.
All before you meet him officially. He has unique response dialogue if you approach him in all those spots. But don't go getting surprised - it isn't Bethesda actually pulling off the character well, they're just little details like the skeletons and teddy bears they place around. Nice little touches, but insignificant in the long run. Now maybe if they made a good game to go with these touches, that would be better.
Just to note, though - plenty of his dialogue as a companion are lies, such as claiming to be very old or the original leader. You can reveal this through a Charisma check. Turns out, he's just a really good liar because he's supposed to be a spy. Not sure if stupid or a rare breed of excellent.
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