I still love what we got with the Legion, but I would've loved to explore at least a small part of pacified Arizona. Although I feel like it would be a bit boring in terms of gameplay and mostly just sight seeing, I mean there's few to no raiders and all you'd have to worry about is critters, unless you're NCR of course then it's a whole diff story.
Yeah the Legion explored some interesting concepts, but I think they suffered a lot in terms of how they were shown in game- the lack of completion meant that so much of their characterization was Caesar just talking at the Courier for 10 minutes straight about his misinterpretation of Hegelian dialectics. I wish they had gotten more fleshed out, then we could've gotten more into "show, don't tell" territory.
@@generaltobias3777 but if the game had raiders people would be like....Fallout 3 all over again....but then again its the whole concept of fallout in these shcmuckos.
@@generaltobias3777 What if you could start some sort of revolution in that town. Make it remote and well equipped enough to begin its own fight to liberate other towns while Ceasar is busy with the war. Or make it more subtle where you plant the seeds of resistance in the peoples minds and in the ending slide its shown how things turned out. Or perhaps there has been couple of towns trying to do this on their own already. You being chosen to pacify them duo to your great reputation with the Legion, your choices being either complete destrution of everything, bringing the population back under Legion rule or helping them by killing off the Legion host you were sent to assist.
Meanwhile Creaser: Hey what're we gonna do about those robots under our fort....oh I know we'll send a letter to that guy who's been killing all of us and invite him into my tent!
That's the whole thing with the NCR. They've got their flaws, but they're the most cohesive civilization and nation (as opposed to House's "it'll be great trust me bro" without a moment's consideration of the actual people he rules over) and have more of a plan than "we'll take over the west, then [?]". It relies less of the strength of the individual and more on the strength of the collective.
Only in the Mojave. In California proper they're the most civilized bunch in the known world. Running water, electricity (from power plants built AFTER the war), scientific and medical research, agricultural divisions, etc. They even are implied to have taken control of Vault City which means the other "most civilized" group is now under their control too.
@@skell6134 It's not explicitly said that Vault City is a member state of the NCR in NV, but its HEAVILY implied; both by characters who reference it similarly to Redding or Klamath (which are explicitly members) and by some of the endings (Cass settles just outside the city in one ending and is very much someone who considers herself an NCR citizen). As for how/when exactly they joined its not explicitly stated either. Fallout 2, which takes place about 40 years before NV, has a scheme you can uncover where Bishop, the head of the Bishop family in New Reno, is coordinating with the NCR to make false flag raider attacks against Vault City that scare VC into accepting NCR protection and statehood. That's one possibility (VC accepting it). Another ending has NCR invade VC and forcefully annexing it, but we don't really hear of any conflict. There is another ending in which Roger Westin, a Brahmin baron and Senator in the NCR, formally introduces legislation that curtails NCR expansionism and recognizes VC's independence, but I don't think that's likely because NCR is still expansionist and VC is implied to be a member. So, it's probably something between the endings. We don't hear of any conflict between VC and the NCR, so it's either independent but a lot of intermingling, or a member state that joined peacefully.
Gotta be honest, they're kind of fun. Called in a ranger when I had four legionaire assassins chasing me. I had the equipment to take care of them easily but I wanted to test the radio out. A single ranger came. She got dropped down to zero health three times while fighting all four of them on her own, THEN came up to me saying something like, "Ranger at the ready!" Held out for a bit until she finally died. No legionaries were killed or effected much.
Except for Jesse Burch, who's presumably already exhausted the moment he walked into the studio. Or some other condition that excuses that amount of slurring and talking like he has the emotional range of a protectron. And on top of that fucking nasally accent too.
Hey look a courier! No way man you gotta be kidding? No man he's here, we're gonna be alright! Courier good to see you, where'd you find him? Nappin, out back. I'll bet
That NCR Radio is only works about 15% of the time, and it's only useful to get that regular Ranger drip when that Ranger inevitably dies when getting a taste of the daily grind of Courier Six.
For some reason, I have a bug where all the Legion in Nelson is hostile (I had Boone with me when I visited Ranger Milo). I used Ranger Milo and the radio NCR Ranger to basically clear out all of Nelson without losing any Legion rep (the only problem is that I miss out on all the exp too, but oh well).
@@jay-the-bat2984 Boone attacking Legion on sight is fine. The specific legionnaires at Nelson and outside Techatticup (and nowhere else) telepathically sussing out that Boone was located within a 100 feet of you at some point and therefore being hostile to you _is_ a bug.
I disagree, but there's a catch. Trooper's and Ranger's stats are affected by Charisma, and since Charisma is a dump stat in NV, they won't shine as much as they can. But if you have 7+ Charisma... Oh boy. You can get your own personal army at 30+ level, because you can call down BOTH of the reinforcements at the same time on top of your 2 companions, and Ranger can come with a brush gun or Sequoia, while having Guns at 100.
@@morelikebelongsinthetrash9274 Thankfully, there's a team remaking NV using Fallout 4 as a mod. According to them, nothing will be changed in the story, only add some of the cut contents. Just an upgrade essentially, if there's a reason to buy Fallout 4 unironically, that would be it.
@@pittsfieldbeast Presentation and mechanically sound are the name of the game, if you can't present a system in a good light and make it work, no matter how good a new mechanic is on paper, it will not be pleasing. Bethesda failed everything to make what you mentioned pleasant, to be completely honest, none of what you mentioned about Fallout 4 were really that good, it's all stuff that looks good at the surface level but doesn't survive scrutiny. The moment you look deeper, you see how broken and lackluster it all is. The base building is the most guilty of it, the promise of making your own corner of the wasteland, only for it to be meaningless because no amount of protection you put in it will ever be enough, you always have to come back to save the settlement from the most pointless things just to give a reason for the radiant quests to exist. The factions also suffer from Bethesda's inability to write good Lore, let alone a good story. The ability to join any of them is very much there in New Vegas just as well, maybe not the minor ones but those are there to complement the world itself. Overall, Fallout 4 suffers from Bethesda's inability to write good Lore, let alone a good story. They can make a very detailed large open world but their writing is terribly lacking.
Kills caesar, assists them taking over the mojave, slaughters deathclaws to boost the quarry economy, prevents tribes helping the legion "Yup, thats halfway to general material right there!" Not even a full general :'
Have Hanlon help you throw Oliver from the Dam. Say he was killed in combat. They'll give him a nice funeral service back home, and you take his place. 😎
@@I2dios8 The Legion is not "just" one of their many enemies. The Legion is by far the most powerful faction the NCR ever faced. They are far stronger than the BOS and the Enclave.
Its so cool that the mojave outpost npcs have rep dialogue even though more often than not you probably are unknown to the ncr at the time of doing the quests there.
When I played FNV on 360, I’d like to challenge myself and run past the Deathclaws straight to Vegas. One time I did all the NCR quests up north and headed south. Was very pleasantly surprised with the Mojave Outpost having dialogue reflecting my reputation, right after I murdered the Legion in Nipton.
"I didn't expect someone as famous as you here, please tell me you're here to help" No, Major sir, I trekked halfway across bumfuck packing more heat than the fucking sun and a bag full of legion ears to order a goddamned pizza.
@@dt_grey4521 And I wanted to harness the power of an orbital lazer to atomize my enemies, but I chose to power the region over my own ambitions for I am a benevolent god.
This is what I wanted in a protagonist. They treat you like a veteran soldier or a respected figure, but not too much as them kissing your feet or worshipping you like some idol. They treat you like a valuable friend and not some chosen one who's sent by gods who can do ALL the work for them. Looking at you Fallout 4.
Agreed. You’re important, but you aren’t a hero. The numerous high ranking soldiers will obviously look at you as a reputable person who they can rely on.
@@coolsceegaming6178 This is why New Vegas really nailed it when it comes to a believable main character story-wise. You're not some mythical figure to the npc's but just someone who can help them enough to contribute to their efforts without invalidating theirs. You have your limits without undermining other established characters' achievements. It's believable and realistic. I'll take that over being the God of America any day.
It's funny how the Courier is technically not an actual NCR Trooper but people still treat you like one Except in the NCR ending, you get a branch for being a "good citizen"
I imagine the NCR views the Courier as an outsider loyal to the ideals of the NCR and as someone who is willing to become a citizen. So the soldiers and officers treat him/her as part of the group even if the Courier isn't technically a citizen.
At least the courier got the highest civilian branch. Does anyone ever got such a thing outside the NCR? Good chances that there's none or almost. For someone who isn't NCR, this is a very big honor
Hahah 2:14 "i can...do bad things" (Failed 9-35 speech check). Obsidian entertaiment writers are sooo talented. I wish someone would one day make a video with all failed checks in the NV Fallout. Just hilarious -yet so simple.
Uh, I don't know about you guys, but I'd rather have my one courier than an entire battalion of ANY of the factions' troopers, even the Enclave Remnants. They should be reacting like the Marines in Halo do when the MC shows up.
@@benjaminoechsli1941 I mean,usually they definitely see that Courier is more than just Trooper quality asset tho so that might be the case like if elite ranger is send to them And by the way elite rangers usually only work as bodyguards for important people,you dont see them anywhere too often so thats definitely would be good reason to be happy about . ,.
@@skell6134you don’t play FNV at a high level near the end game much do you because before the battle of hover dam ncr veteran rangers and heavy troopers are all over camp fornlorn hope majority of ranger stations a bunch of unmarked locations and heavy troopers at McCarran
It is absolutely incredible that the people that made fallout new Vegas was able to put this much content in the game in like 2 months. I however am very sad that they didn't allow you to enlist in the NCR military.
Honestly that would have been a terrible idea, being part of the military means following orders without saying anything, imagine going around doing patrols and not much else, just waiting for the Legion to show up so you can shoot with your crappy service rifle at them and pretend you have a chance.
hey now, the service rifle got one hell of an upgrade after they realized it was a lot weaker than it was supposed to be and patched it. Also, the available modifications seriously upgrade it further.
@@kayzeaza yeah, but in real life a 20 round magazine only holds seven of those 50 caliber rounds, and a 30-round magazine somehow only holds 10. Absolutely a lot of fun to shoot though.
I think that is because they expected people to have actually done some things before heading to the Frontier. I could understand the reaction if my character had just come from the Divide. I don't think the Frontier is meant for a brand new character.
@@streptococo4735 that's fair. But honestly that probably did people a lot of favors since we saw how long the NCR version of the quest is from their perspective.
@@streptococo4735 You've literally never been able to side with the Enclave once, short of I guess being a fucking idiot and poisoning your own water supply.
@@omnipresentl1316 i mean like they call you the Courier & Courier Six which is something literally only Ulysses calls you by iirc. Like you get mentioned by Mr. New Vegas on the radio and even then they describe you as just some person. Sure Hanlon does say "youre that courier folk" but as just your occupation rather than a title.
Damn Chief Hanlon mentioning the Goodsprings accident made me realise how alive the world of Fallout New Vegas really is, if you are idolised with the Ncr folks back in California talk about the Courier as a hero and know about them but if you are Vilified i can only imagine the worst.
I mostly agree with RussianBadger… But the hostility he claims he always gets from the NCR? I’ve *never* seen unless I’ve been running around actively screwing them over, in which case I feel like a cold reception is warranted. Also aren’t they kind streached for dudes? Don’t blame soldiers for being jumpy. But yeah I always liked the warm and fuzzies I got whenever people were like “Seriously, thank you.” Or the NCR guy delivering the radio.
It's amazing how they accounted for different lines of dialogue according to your reputation with different characters. It is especially with someone like Ranger Ghost where in a standard playthrough you are only neutral with the NCR when you reach her.
I think the NCR radio might honestly be even more useless than the Minutemen artillery support. Artillery might take a while to warm up but at least they fuckin deliver. When the NCR radio actually wants to work, they only ever send like one dinky soldier, after a few hours of course. Bureacracy, huh?
Dr Richards always flirted with me as an opener EVERY time I talked to him last playthrough. It genuinely creeped me out, it was like a creepypasta or something.
@@Eboreg2 Ah, yes, that's probably what it was. I always use both romantic perks for the added dialogue and damage boosts lol, still it made me very uncomfortable. Like who tf is this guy and why is he hitting on me? It's like he was watching me for at least several minutes before I even met him and had already made up his mind about me, just creepy
What i hate is that you cant properly join a Faction. besides the BoS wich makes no sense and has almost no value. Well you can mention it to the Follower Guy in Helios One. Oh and you cna join the Kings. And get a Haircut.
It makes sense though, and I think it might be partially deliberate to avert the 'absentee guild member' trope for once. In Skyrim you can stay guildmaster/harbinger/archmage of like 5 factions without ever seeing a single member of the faction again for the rest of your life. That's just not realistic. You're not a meaningful part of the faction at all, let alone a valuable part of the leadership. Meanwhile New Vegas handles the idea of a wandering protagonist very well. You're an independent contractor known for having worked with your chosen faction, but you're not really part of NCR's chain of command and you're not really a legionnaire. That explains why you can still dick around the Mojave or sign up to guard a Zion caravan etc without getting into trouble with your bosses. The only true 'boss' you could be said to have (if you choose that path) is House, and House gives you a lot of leeway and freedom to accomplish your tasks. Imo the faction reputation system is an incredible idea, since it accurately describes the average RPG protagonist's relationship with factions. I'm just pretty surprised that it isn't repeated for Fallout 4.
This never happens in fallout 4. It's just so amazing how obsidian implemented all these details into new vegas but bethesda could only implement bugs.
NCR staring directly at me, thank god we got someone famous like you around here. Me, Don's the brotherhood of steel power armor. Also NCR immediately after: who the fuck are you and why are you here, after already attempting to kill me with all of their pathetic firearms
My biggest problem with the NCR is how they have so much plot armour in fallout games. To me the Enclave had half the plot armour of the NCR and BOS they would not have lost war. To me the Enclave who has space stations with nukes, massive air force, massive army and could have a massive merc if Enclave takes over New Reno.
Lmao I saw the comment section idolizing the Legion on the Legion Reacts to Idolized Couriers vid spewing hot garbage about how the NCR supposedly treats the Courier like trash despite having high rep, and all I'm seeing here is "Woah, the legendary Courier!" lmao. Disgusting Legion lovers will literally lie to try and make their faction look good. It's pathetic, but what else do you expect from that trash.
literally this, came to this vid from that one lmao its hilarious how deluded they are in trying to make the Legion out to be the good guys, like people it's okay to enjoy going the evil route in games, but dont pretend your character isnt
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Shame there wasn't enough development time, the legion were to be just as fleshed out as the NCR.
I still love what we got with the Legion, but I would've loved to explore at least a small part of pacified Arizona. Although I feel like it would be a bit boring in terms of gameplay and mostly just sight seeing, I mean there's few to no raiders and all you'd have to worry about is critters, unless you're NCR of course then it's a whole diff story.
Yeah the Legion explored some interesting concepts, but I think they suffered a lot in terms of how they were shown in game- the lack of completion meant that so much of their characterization was Caesar just talking at the Courier for 10 minutes straight about his misinterpretation of Hegelian dialectics. I wish they had gotten more fleshed out, then we could've gotten more into "show, don't tell" territory.
@@generaltobias3777 but if the game had raiders people would be like....Fallout 3 all over again....but then again its the whole concept of fallout in these shcmuckos.
@@generaltobias3777 What if you could start some sort of revolution in that town. Make it remote and well equipped enough to begin its own fight to liberate other towns while Ceasar is busy with the war. Or make it more subtle where you plant the seeds of resistance in the peoples minds and in the ending slide its shown how things turned out. Or perhaps there has been couple of towns trying to do this on their own already. You being chosen to pacify them duo to your great reputation with the Legion, your choices being either complete destrution of everything, bringing the population back under Legion rule or helping them by killing off the Legion host you were sent to assist.
Meanwhile Creaser: Hey what're we gonna do about those robots under our fort....oh I know we'll send a letter to that guy who's been killing all of us and invite him into my tent!
The NCR are a very courier-dependent bunch but at least they're pretty hospitable.
That's the whole thing with the NCR. They've got their flaws, but they're the most cohesive civilization and nation (as opposed to House's "it'll be great trust me bro" without a moment's consideration of the actual people he rules over) and have more of a plan than "we'll take over the west, then [?]". It relies less of the strength of the individual and more on the strength of the collective.
Only in the Mojave. In California proper they're the most civilized bunch in the known world. Running water, electricity (from power plants built AFTER the war), scientific and medical research, agricultural divisions, etc. They even are implied to have taken control of Vault City which means the other "most civilized" group is now under their control too.
@@JB-xl2jc By... which means specifically they took Vault City by the way ? . -.
@@skell6134 It's not explicitly said that Vault City is a member state of the NCR in NV, but its HEAVILY implied; both by characters who reference it similarly to Redding or Klamath (which are explicitly members) and by some of the endings (Cass settles just outside the city in one ending and is very much someone who considers herself an NCR citizen).
As for how/when exactly they joined its not explicitly stated either. Fallout 2, which takes place about 40 years before NV, has a scheme you can uncover where Bishop, the head of the Bishop family in New Reno, is coordinating with the NCR to make false flag raider attacks against Vault City that scare VC into accepting NCR protection and statehood. That's one possibility (VC accepting it). Another ending has NCR invade VC and forcefully annexing it, but we don't really hear of any conflict. There is another ending in which Roger Westin, a Brahmin baron and Senator in the NCR, formally introduces legislation that curtails NCR expansionism and recognizes VC's independence, but I don't think that's likely because NCR is still expansionist and VC is implied to be a member.
So, it's probably something between the endings. We don't hear of any conflict between VC and the NCR, so it's either independent but a lot of intermingling, or a member state that joined peacefully.
@@JB-xl2jc So either way NCR most likely forced them,bruh
Each day im getting more sure that House ending is best one,lol XD
Hey hero. Here's a walkie talkie that works 20% of the time. You call and we'll come running....sometimes.
Ncr Support troops for each hour work one hour Break
Gotta be honest, they're kind of fun. Called in a ranger when I had four legionaire assassins chasing me. I had the equipment to take care of them easily but I wanted to test the radio out. A single ranger came. She got dropped down to zero health three times while fighting all four of them on her own, THEN came up to me saying something like, "Ranger at the ready!" Held out for a bit until she finally died. No legionaries were killed or effected much.
@@femmemachete BRUH
@@femmemachete I mean,they assume you gonna be fighting too,since Ranger died i guess atleast he/she did job taking aggro off of you,lol
@mostdefinitelyahumanandnot2884 Did you encounter Legions empty cache tho ?
Can you imagine how exhausted the New Vegas voice actors were by the end of voice recordings; they must’ve been goop on the recording room floor
Except for Jesse Burch, who's presumably already exhausted the moment he walked into the studio.
Or some other condition that excuses that amount of slurring and talking like he has the emotional range of a protectron. And on top of that fucking nasally accent too.
Prolly why they keep such deadpan tones whenever they talk. Easier on the windpipes.
If they’re goop, keep them away from the computers!
Not as much as the voice actor for Oblivion.
English please 🤦🏻♂️.
Legion: Danm, you do good work
NCR: Holy shit, they finally sent someone?!
“When I asked for reinforcements, I didn’t think they’d send a courier!”
"We got trouble."
Hey look a courier! No way man you gotta be kidding? No man he's here, we're gonna be alright! Courier good to see you, where'd you find him? Nappin, out back. I'll bet
@@mythicknz8203 "he is standing in place for 4 hours already"
That NCR Radio is only works about 15% of the time, and it's only useful to get that regular Ranger drip when that Ranger inevitably dies when getting a taste of the daily grind of Courier Six.
For some reason, I have a bug where all the Legion in Nelson is hostile (I had Boone with me when I visited Ranger Milo). I used Ranger Milo and the radio NCR Ranger to basically clear out all of Nelson without losing any Legion rep (the only problem is that I miss out on all the exp too, but oh well).
@@roadent217 Boone kills all Legion on sight. It wasn't a bug. Leave him at home.
@@jay-the-bat2984 Boone attacking Legion on sight is fine. The specific legionnaires at Nelson and outside Techatticup (and nowhere else) telepathically sussing out that Boone was located within a 100 feet of you at some point and therefore being hostile to you _is_ a bug.
@@roadent217 I had a similar issue but I parted ways with Boone for the time when I had to go into the fort and it was fixed.
I disagree, but there's a catch.
Trooper's and Ranger's stats are affected by Charisma, and since Charisma is a dump stat in NV, they won't shine as much as they can.
But if you have 7+ Charisma... Oh boy.
You can get your own personal army at 30+ level, because you can call down BOTH of the reinforcements at the same time on top of your 2 companions, and Ranger can come with a brush gun or Sequoia, while having Guns at 100.
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a Fallout New Vegas remake.
@@morelikebelongsinthetrash9274 Thankfully, there's a team remaking NV using Fallout 4 as a mod. According to them, nothing will be changed in the story, only add some of the cut contents. Just an upgrade essentially, if there's a reason to buy Fallout 4 unironically, that would be it.
@@pittsfieldbeast Presentation and mechanically sound are the name of the game, if you can't present a system in a good light and make it work, no matter how good a new mechanic is on paper, it will not be pleasing. Bethesda failed everything to make what you mentioned pleasant, to be completely honest, none of what you mentioned about Fallout 4 were really that good, it's all stuff that looks good at the surface level but doesn't survive scrutiny. The moment you look deeper, you see how broken and lackluster it all is.
The base building is the most guilty of it, the promise of making your own corner of the wasteland, only for it to be meaningless because no amount of protection you put in it will ever be enough, you always have to come back to save the settlement from the most pointless things just to give a reason for the radiant quests to exist.
The factions also suffer from Bethesda's inability to write good Lore, let alone a good story. The ability to join any of them is very much there in New Vegas just as well, maybe not the minor ones but those are there to complement the world itself.
Overall, Fallout 4 suffers from Bethesda's inability to write good Lore, let alone a good story. They can make a very detailed large open world but their writing is terribly lacking.
@@pittsfieldbeastdid u really say "u can also add flags in your base" to praise the game
I don't even want a remake. Game's aged pretty well all things considered. Better graphics would just look strange on the engine
Kills caesar, assists them taking over the mojave, slaughters deathclaws to boost the quarry economy, prevents tribes helping the legion
"Yup, thats halfway to general material right there!" Not even a full general :'
Have Hanlon help you throw Oliver from the Dam. Say he was killed in combat. They'll give him a nice funeral service back home, and you take his place. 😎
To be fair, you don’t exactly have time-in-grade/time-in-service
then again, generals aren't made generals for their combat prowess
you're probably better off leaving the command and admin stuff to them
To be fair, the NCR is a massive faction in Fallout terms. The Legion is just one of the many enemies they're dealing with at any given time.
@@I2dios8 The Legion is not "just" one of their many enemies. The Legion is by far the most powerful faction the NCR ever faced. They are far stronger than the BOS and the Enclave.
I only realized just now that Ranger Jackson and Major Knight have the same voice actor. That's amazing.
It’s a Bethesda game, half the characters are voiced by the same 5 people.
@@teogonzalez7957 Thanks for pointing that out, genius. I totally didn't know that already!
They both sound like Allen Lee
@@teogonzalez7957It is not a Bethesda game. Obsidian developed New Vegas. They only published it.
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*Gives you an amazing compliment*
"Do you ever stop talking?" 😂
Its so cool that the mojave outpost npcs have rep dialogue even though more often than not you probably are unknown to the ncr at the time of doing the quests there.
When I played FNV on 360, I’d like to challenge myself and run past the Deathclaws straight to Vegas. One time I did all the NCR quests up north and headed south. Was very pleasantly surprised with the Mojave Outpost having dialogue reflecting my reputation, right after I murdered the Legion in Nipton.
"I didn't expect someone as famous as you here, please tell me you're here to help"
No, Major sir, I trekked halfway across bumfuck packing more heat than the fucking sun and a bag full of legion ears to order a goddamned pizza.
lmao Oh my God, now I fuck wish taht had been a goddamn dialogue option. XD
I want two large pizzas with extra cheese and stuffed crust, with pepperoni and olives.
@@dt_grey4521 And I wanted to harness the power of an orbital lazer to atomize my enemies, but I chose to power the region over my own ambitions for I am a benevolent god.
@@justaguy723 Making that decision always hurts my inner anarchist.
@@dt_grey4521
I got two pepperonis and a large calzone. Name is 'Fuck You.'
This is what I wanted in a protagonist. They treat you like a veteran soldier or a respected figure, but not too much as them kissing your feet or worshipping you like some idol. They treat you like a valuable friend and not some chosen one who's sent by gods who can do ALL the work for them.
Looking at you Fallout 4.
Agreed. You’re important, but you aren’t a hero. The numerous high ranking soldiers will obviously look at you as a reputable person who they can rely on.
@@coolsceegaming6178 This is why New Vegas really nailed it when it comes to a believable main character story-wise. You're not some mythical figure to the npc's but just someone who can help them enough to contribute to their efforts without invalidating theirs. You have your limits without undermining other established characters' achievements. It's believable and realistic.
I'll take that over being the God of America any day.
@@jack-exzolt9858Idk man fallout 2 was pretty good
@@barockobummer2448 nobody asked.
@@jack-exzolt9858 "Nobody asked" 🤓
4:42 Seeing Pappas not being a total bitch is... unsettling.
Yeah…
Maaaan, fills one with pride to hear such praise from characters like Chief Hanlon, O'Hanrahan, and Colonel Hsu.
It's funny how the Courier is technically not an actual NCR Trooper but people still treat you like one
Except in the NCR ending, you get a branch for being a "good citizen"
Well you technically aren’t enlisted in the NCR Army, so it makes sense
thy don't care they will take all the help they can get lol
You are more of a merc to them
I imagine the NCR views the Courier as an outsider loyal to the ideals of the NCR and as someone who is willing to become a citizen. So the soldiers and officers treat him/her as part of the group even if the Courier isn't technically a citizen.
At least the courier got the highest civilian branch.
Does anyone ever got such a thing outside the NCR? Good chances that there's none or almost. For someone who isn't NCR, this is a very big honor
This is the sort of recognition that a hero should get in games. Makes you feel like you are living for some meaning
"little livelier than most"
"Murder fuels me"
I like how Poindexter suggests that the Courier exploit his connections with top brass. IDK but I thought that was funny.
Razz: Aw sh*t here comes the brown noser what do y-
Courier: You'll have a purple nose to match that hair if you speak to me like that again, boy
Hahah 2:14 "i can...do bad things" (Failed 9-35 speech check). Obsidian entertaiment writers are sooo talented. I wish someone would one day make a video with all failed checks in the NV Fallout.
Just hilarious -yet so simple.
I also look at one person and go "reinforcements?!"
I can't help feeling sorry for them. If _one courier_ is your idea of reinforcements, your supply lines are awful.
Uh, I don't know about you guys, but I'd rather have my one courier than an entire battalion of ANY of the factions' troopers, even the Enclave Remnants. They should be reacting like the Marines in Halo do when the MC shows up.
@@benjaminoechsli1941 I mean,usually they definitely see that Courier is more than just Trooper quality asset tho so that might be the case like if elite ranger is send to them
And by the way elite rangers usually only work as bodyguards for important people,you dont see them anywhere too often so thats definitely would be good reason to be happy about . ,.
@@benjaminoechsli1941 i mean, one mailman is enough to beat both the Legion and the NCR
@@skell6134you don’t play FNV at a high level near the end game much do you because before the battle of hover dam ncr veteran rangers and heavy troopers are all over camp fornlorn hope majority of ranger stations a bunch of unmarked locations and heavy troopers at McCarran
It is absolutely incredible that the people that made fallout new Vegas was able to put this much content in the game in like 2 months. I however am very sad that they didn't allow you to enlist in the NCR military.
Honestly that would have been a terrible idea, being part of the military means following orders without saying anything, imagine going around doing patrols and not much else, just waiting for the Legion to show up so you can shoot with your crappy service rifle at them and pretend you have a chance.
hey now, the service rifle got one hell of an upgrade after they realized it was a lot weaker than it was supposed to be and patched it. Also, the available modifications seriously upgrade it further.
@@Jamesbrown-xi5ihthe survivalist rifle from honest hearts dlc is a good service rifle with its 12.7. But it only have a 10 round mag which blows.
@@kayzeaza yeah, but in real life a 20 round magazine only holds seven of those 50 caliber rounds, and a 30-round magazine somehow only holds 10.
Absolutely a lot of fun to shoot though.
a year and a half, but yeah
And the Frontier NCR reacts like this even without the Courier doing anything
I think that is because they expected people to have actually done some things before heading to the Frontier. I could understand the reaction if my character had just come from the Divide. I don't think the Frontier is meant for a brand new character.
@@omnipresentl1316 The same game were you cannot side whit the main baddies of their game.
@@streptococo4735 that's fair. But honestly that probably did people a lot of favors since we saw how long the NCR version of the quest is from their perspective.
@@streptococo4735
You've literally never been able to side with the Enclave once, short of I guess being a fucking idiot and poisoning your own water supply.
@@omnipresentl1316 i mean like they call you the Courier & Courier Six which is something literally only Ulysses calls you by iirc. Like you get mentioned by Mr. New Vegas on the radio and even then they describe you as just some person. Sure Hanlon does say "youre that courier folk" but as just your occupation rather than a title.
I love how they put two or three NPCs in the same interior with the same voice actor. Not even a variation in tone. Fantastic
No budget
No time
No pussy
4:25 this is my favourite quote in all of the game , just pure respect for the courier
Your names “Eden’s Gate?” Must be from the Montana branch. Didn’t know the Mojave Express reached that far.
Anyone else like to RP as a Ranger on an NCR playthrough? I mean you basically are one in all but name by the end.
Damn Chief Hanlon mentioning the Goodsprings accident made me realise how alive the world of Fallout New Vegas really is, if you are idolised with the Ncr folks back in California talk about the Courier as a hero and know about them but if you are Vilified i can only imagine the worst.
I mostly agree with RussianBadger…
But the hostility he claims he always gets from the NCR? I’ve *never* seen unless I’ve been running around actively screwing them over, in which case I feel like a cold reception is warranted.
Also aren’t they kind streached for dudes? Don’t blame soldiers for being jumpy.
But yeah I always liked the warm and fuzzies I got whenever people were like “Seriously, thank you.” Or the NCR guy delivering the radio.
You know, if you were serving you'd probably be half way to wishing for a nuclear winter by now
It's amazing how they accounted for different lines of dialogue according to your reputation with different characters. It is especially with someone like Ranger Ghost where in a standard playthrough you are only neutral with the NCR when you reach her.
I think the NCR radio might honestly be even more useless than the Minutemen artillery support. Artillery might take a while to warm up but at least they fuckin deliver. When the NCR radio actually wants to work, they only ever send like one dinky soldier, after a few hours of course. Bureacracy, huh?
And those soldiers can't even follow you to certain places
Few hours? They spawn a few feet away behind you. Though requiring being near a ncr location is annoying
Dr Richards always flirted with me as an opener EVERY time I talked to him last playthrough. It genuinely creeped me out, it was like a creepypasta or something.
Confirmed Bachelor perk?
@@Eboreg2 Ah, yes, that's probably what it was. I always use both romantic perks for the added dialogue and damage boosts lol, still it made me very uncomfortable. Like who tf is this guy and why is he hitting on me? It's like he was watching me for at least several minutes before I even met him and had already made up his mind about me, just creepy
@@RepresentWV Yeah... gaydar is a thing in Fallout: New Vegas.
They're always glad to see you. It's oddly heart warming.
Your courier's name is Eden's Gate? Assuming I'm guessing the reference right, your taste in games is impeccable
Yes, yes, we're all good friends until Oliver comes to congratulate us.
Mind the Securitrons on the way out of the Mojave.
Speech 9 😭
0:02 Sun's got to her head, she's not even in the ramp.
I swear I'm not stalking you
This party sucks
Y’know, if you were serving you’d probably be halfway to general by now
What i hate is that you cant properly join a Faction. besides the BoS wich makes no sense and has almost no value. Well you can mention it to the Follower Guy in Helios One. Oh and you cna join the Kings. And get a Haircut.
It makes sense though, and I think it might be partially deliberate to avert the 'absentee guild member' trope for once.
In Skyrim you can stay guildmaster/harbinger/archmage of like 5 factions without ever seeing a single member of the faction again for the rest of your life. That's just not realistic. You're not a meaningful part of the faction at all, let alone a valuable part of the leadership.
Meanwhile New Vegas handles the idea of a wandering protagonist very well. You're an independent contractor known for having worked with your chosen faction, but you're not really part of NCR's chain of command and you're not really a legionnaire. That explains why you can still dick around the Mojave or sign up to guard a Zion caravan etc without getting into trouble with your bosses. The only true 'boss' you could be said to have (if you choose that path) is House, and House gives you a lot of leeway and freedom to accomplish your tasks.
Imo the faction reputation system is an incredible idea, since it accurately describes the average RPG protagonist's relationship with factions. I'm just pretty surprised that it isn't repeated for Fallout 4.
You talking smack about the Kings baby?
@@roykennedy😂😂😂😂😂😂
If you can basically legion will force u to wear their uniform and use their shit weapons, NCR will probably go through different inductions.
patrolling the mojave almost makes you wish for an idolized courier
hey look someone had to do it ok?
Ranger Ghost locked in a room with another person: *"Hnh! Hnh! Hnh! Hnh! Hnh! Hnh! Hnh! Hnh! Hnh! Hnh! Hnh!"*
Ohhh damn
Taking the monorail to the Strip makes you feel like such a baller especially when they let you walk right in
This never happens in fallout 4. It's just so amazing how obsidian implemented all these details into new vegas but bethesda could only implement bugs.
This aged well.
Never used that damn ncr radio
Never used it for RP reasons - didn't want to have to explain to them that their ranger died helping me lol.
When the ncr emergency radio works feels helpful to have a third follower or just to have ammo supply
1:07 I think if you are "accepted" or more you get this interaction, not just idolized
"I like this line of thinking. What can YOU do for ME?"
4:24. i didn't know you could enter outside of the quest and the disguise..
the more you know
2:49 wait why does he call me buttercup in my game
your character may be fruity
Eden’s Gate? Patrolling Hope County almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.
TLDR of the vid: Thanks for saving us cause we're helpless without you.
Still not enough reputation to make Major Knight to tell me his name
Quartermaster Bardon looks pretty similar to Jamie Lannister.
Akihiko is like every other dude in New Vegas.
I wonder how the NCR would react to a Courier that's neutral to them but a friend of the Legion
"The name's edens gate" You keep that rifle at your side too?
4:40 Anyone else notice the dialogue dosen't match up with his voice?
They act like you cared cancer and solved world hungry
The Courier kill every single Khan, destroyed the brotherhood and killed casear
Well the courier helps ncr's ass to tip the scale to their favor to avoid the losing battle against the legion so they better behave this way
If you do all the NCR side quests it is quite literally that
If you do all the NCR side quests it is quite literally that
Man… I never used the NCR ERadio
Yet they call him Citizen at the end. He should be given general
The ncr are the best hope for the Mojave no doubt, but they believe in taxes so I never side with them
Fallout Frontier then crank this up to eleven
For the Republic!
Razz acts tough towards NCR Idolized courier six but I bet he is nervous behind his cloak. Lol
NCR staring directly at me, thank god we got someone famous like you around here. Me, Don's the brotherhood of steel power armor. Also NCR immediately after: who the fuck are you and why are you here, after already attempting to kill me with all of their pathetic firearms
Thanks!
Thank you very much.
How did you manage to get speech to 9
Best ally tho... Because Tactical Companions
Crazy how most of ncr’s problems can be solved by one person willing todo a little leg work
So much reinforcement dialogue is the NCR that understaffed?
Yes
LoL Razz
I helped ncr forlone as much possible built up ground up
edens gate? Is that your courier’s name?
Ok how do i get them to idolized?
The name would please the father
The NCR have clearly been misinformed about you, I've played enough FNV to recognise the disguised Frumentarius at 1:04
How do I join
This game really needed some more voice actors...
most of these are actually through just wearing their gear
Why are you were addressed as a soldier all the time? was it an option to join the NCR army?
No, I was wearing NCR gear so some of the NCR personnel were fooled by the faction disguise.
What ramp?🤨
Does Curtis have any special dialogue? Given that he's actually a legion spy and not a real NCR member
The NCR may be hospitable but...
The House always wins.
Superstar
What can I do for you
My biggest problem with the NCR is how they have so much plot armour in fallout games. To me the Enclave had half the plot armour of the NCR and BOS they would not have lost war. To me the Enclave who has space stations with nukes, massive air force, massive army and could have a massive merc if Enclave takes over New Reno.
I always thought the response at 0:25 is cringe.
Is this a mod?
No
Ncr is the good ending by far
ncr even recruits ncr soldier wannabe
Lmao I saw the comment section idolizing the Legion on the Legion Reacts to Idolized Couriers vid spewing hot garbage about how the NCR supposedly treats the Courier like trash despite having high rep, and all I'm seeing here is "Woah, the legendary Courier!" lmao. Disgusting Legion lovers will literally lie to try and make their faction look good. It's pathetic, but what else do you expect from that trash.
Degenrates like you belong on a cross
literally this, came to this vid from that one lmao its hilarious how deluded they are in trying to make the Legion out to be the good guys, like people it's okay to enjoy going the evil route in games, but dont pretend your character isnt
If you want to be idolized by the NCR. Just play Fallout: The Frontier 💀