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I think the game was meant to be played with a combination of all the quests, with Yes Man being the option for the guy who wants the most options.
The Brotherhood had it coming.
Isn't the Legion like this already? Men are trained to obey Caesar's law, which means fight and die for him. Women are breeders and healers. The only thing missing here is women in the soldier ranks.
Under Duke Nukem's rule the Mojave was safe for many years. The Legion, NCR, and BoS were destroyed. Duke took women of their own free will. Hail to the King baby.
From what i remember, Caesar says all have a role in the Legion based on their gender. I don't think it was oppression towards women, it was just Caesar dividing the tasks in his faction. Or i could be wrong and he really just hates women.I might be wrong, but I always got an externalized oppression vibe from women in the Legion. It seemed like something the men were doing to them, rather than something they genuinely believed was the best thing they could do with their lives. I'm saying they should have been more cold and uncaring with their sexism rather than "Scoff! A woman, fighting or speaking! Perish the thought!"
Ok but what about House and the Strip?
The Duke Nukem playthrough of NV by Toront is the only canon version I accept.
House for sure. The entire game is focused on Vegas and he embodies the city perfectly. Forget the talk of space and just look at how well he mediates two warring powers. He essentially tells NCR what they have to do if they are going to do business there. The entire story of him rushing to meet them with force since he was asleep for so long...the only thing you can find questionable is his destruction of the BoS, but hell they would kill House and his robots if they could. He dealt with things logically imo.