house

Many argue that House is the best choice and I believed that for awhile but then then I made a realization. If the NCR and Legion send multiple assassins after you for murdering a few people how would these same governments react to Caesar on the cross or the NCR losing control and influence...

This really just randomly popped in my mind while I was playing FNV and was wandering around in the Vault on the Strip. House was pretty high up in the government contractor circles as Robco manufactured various technologies for the government/armed forces, so he was probably in on various top...

So playing through New Vegas for the hundredth time, I came across a conundrum: when you kill House, you lose karma, but winning the game through his route causes the ending slides to essentially label him a tyrant ("...a despotic vision of Pre-War glory..."). I guess my question is what does...

I always thought it was odd that the pc usually becomes wealthy but no one ever notices. You never live the high life. We don't even know what constitutes rich and poor objectively. We know we have one semi-quantifiable extreme, with House having millions of caps, given that he spent 800+...

"You want me to kill Caesar?" "Absolutely not! Caesar is of great use to me." Then he later states that killing Caesar barely affects anything. So why does he say no and not, 'it doesn't matter', 'either way', something like that?

Derp: game mechanics can be weird if you think about them, and designs are more stylish than practical. That being said I hope we can be a bit more clever than just giving reasons to not take things 'too seriously'. Excuses are less interesting than guesses. So let's have fun. So his half...