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Kinda glad I put off my fallout marathon another year, so many good mods have come out for NV in the past year.

Probably not dissimilar to those in the Brotherhood, in that they're not really citizens per say but members of a militaristic tribe. I imagine all members are cogs of the machine on the Oil Rig.

I would argue that pound for pound House's Vegas is a better place to live than anarchy Vegas. Philosophically total freedom might have value but in practical material terms House provides a better option

Basically make sure everyone has something to do, even if it's minor. I have a bartering system in my rulebook but due to the Iron Rivers being tribals they don't use currency so trade was very RP heavy and arbitrary.

He's basically Wasteland Singapore but without the social regulations, and honestly I don't think that's a bad choice by any means.

After years I've finally decided to carry the flag for House/Vegas. I think pound for pound House is the best trade-off in terms of the Vegas factions. NCR's victory would be tying it's own noose by emboldening it's terrible political direction and rewarding it's reckless expansion. An...

Last session was a quick wrap up, they traded with the Iron Rivers and crafted basic items that would help them survive. They heard of the "Tar Walkers" tribe that has a village further along the highway as they left. So, they headed for Burham Springs

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The same reason I don't talk about politics on here, except I got my fill from an undergrad degree and you couldn't pay me to have done a master's

The idea that you had to hold a trial vote to umm and urr over whether you'd ban some retard that shakes you up for money and posts pictures of his balls for everyone to see and didn't just do it says about everything there is to know about (the) discord.

Funnily enough, what you want is basically exactly 76's CAMP system.

The only one IMO that felt a bit dicey was the NCR and Legion blocking you off for siding with House after the Omertas quest when really the only way to tell is the Courier entering and leaving the Lucky 38 on the regular, which they do in Wild Card also but it raises no such issue. It's also...

The only way I can see it doing that is that NV is much more restrictive when it comes to picking a faction. Past a certain point you have to lock in with one of them, barring Yes Man. Whereas 4 lets you flutter between all of them rather nebulously throughout most of the game. I only played 4...

Interesting tidbit: Sawyer retracted his statement about Yes Man's assertiveness at the end of NV. Lot of people miss that.