What do you think of Kellogg?

I actually think it's nice that you learn about Kellog and relive his memories after you are forced to kill him. This has you reflect a little. Of course, this isn't that special and one of maybe a handful of elements of writing in the game that are even good in any way. I also don't think that literal stroll down memory lane was well done almost at all, and started blasting this during:
 
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I know people have been saying that Kellogg had a big firearm as a kid but honestly I don't think it was big enough, it should of been more like this:

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That was a pain in the ass to make but I present to you what Bethesda should've done, they just didn't try hard enough. :D
 
Crni Vuk said:
I think it's kinda silly, but you get a like for the effort.
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In a silly theme park which houses a literal theme park and wacky skeletons or kids that can survive fridges I think that would be the least silly out of the bunch. Silly...yes but something like that would fit in Bethesda's Fallout universe.
 
Whenever I think of Kellogg, I think of how lousy he is compared to Benny. Like someone else said, Kellogg is a giant missed opportunity to impress us, and instead, they disappoint us with many things that don't make sense, and a red herring.

Why go through all that effort to flesh him out, tell us his life story? To get our sympathy? Ok so you got mine, just a little. But in the end, the only thing you can do is kill him. Its just poor design, just like most of the game.

And then there's the cybernetic chips. Why??? Just why?? To get us all excited about the possibility of cybernetic upgrades? And after all that, there's still the brilliant logic of the Institute investing a lot of money in someone who is quite disposable. Because it makes sense to want your hired guns to live forever, right?
 
Kellog Cornflakes aka boring, cliche, villain whose sole purpose is too force our main character to say "I keel you!" and then blow him up with a fatman.

Don't evem get me started on the whole quest where we follow the dogmeat and see how "badass" he is...

Seiously, he is another brain dead npc that needs to be shoot in face just like everyone else in farcryout 4
 
Raised like a thug, lived like a thug, died like the one. The only noticeable feat is coming a long way to the east coast from the west, but it only raises alot of questions to the whole game itself, so it better not to mention again.
 
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