Yes or no, motherfucker.
Yes or no, motherfucker
Joshua Evans
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Carson Miller
You wouldn't understand
Jonathan Miller
Shut the fuck up and take your clothes off dumb bitch.
Oliver Adams
I wouldn't risk my life to save a human so I don't know what the fuck that argument is even supposed to prove
Charles Nguyen
>yes
>no(lie)
>i would
>of course
Bravo Todd.
Adam Cruz
Would you risk your life to save a toaster?
Luis Edwards
What a bunch of retards. I enjoy killing them on every playthrough
Michael Gonzalez
would you risk your shirt to save boner?
Jackson Nguyen
>playing through more than once
shiggy diggy
Gavin Fisher
I hate people like this. I'm going to not give you the answer you want just to spite you.
Fuck out of here with that "no middleground" bs
I would choose No (Yes)
Jaxson Turner
Cooper Campbell
>There is no middle ground, is your favorite color blue, or green?
Fuck you bitch, trying to project your fucktarded beliefs on me.
Jaxon Lewis
Fallout 4 tried to do this thing where they wanted all sides to seem reasonable if you dug into it. The problem is that all of the factions are vaguely evil and seem to have no defining ideals you can really reasonably side with.
So I sided with the brotherhood of steel because I'll take space Marine knockoffs over sweaty wastelanders and androids any day of the week
Aiden Cooper
I deliberately sided with the Railroad because I figured they were the worst underdogs and it felt great curbstomping the Institute and the Brotherhood
Kayden Hughes
The detective guy is far better than these idiots
Anthony Rivera
Quality writing
Jackson James
So this is the power of Fallout 4 graphics.
Dylan Hall
Elijah Allen
>The problem is that all of the factions are vaguely evil and seem to have no defining ideals you can really reasonably side with.
This, on my first playthrough I thought the institute would be the best for the Commonweath because they planned to restore it with technology. But the writers had to make them evil and retarded so they could be the villains. Nothing about their plan requires them to make super mutants or ruin the settlements attempts to self-govern, or murder and replace random people with synths but they do it anyway because the story needs an evil mad scientist organization that all the other factions need to fight
Oliver Johnson
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Connor Butler
I just kill these retards as soon as they decode the synth chip. What a bunch of retards
Cooper Nguyen
no
Samuel Johnson
I don't need to be edgy to put my life above the life of a stranger. That's common sense
Zachary Wright
>that last line
Fucking embarrassing.
William Diaz
Who said the PS2 wasn't the pinnacle?
Benjamin Roberts
>You would? Excellent, we need more people like you, welcome aboard.
>You wouldn't? I appreciate your honesty, we need more people like you. Welcome aboard.
Nicholas Sullivan
>say no
>can still join them
Cooper Collins
looks ugly
Jayden Clark
But you didn't say "stranger", you said "human". Like in general. So you wouldn't risk your life to save not even your parents, close relatives or best friends.
Xavier Howard
Railroad is such shit. BoS for life.
Colton Peterson
>Like in general
A human in general isn't my mom you retard.
Jaxon Gutierrez
HATE NEWSPAPERS
Xavier Turner
Probably shouldn't respond to attempts to socially shame. It's half this site's problem.
Luke Lewis
>all that Fallout is known for now is Bethesda glitches and Obsidian dick-sucking
I hate this timeline
Evan Scott
I forget, does the Railroad ever touch on the concept of the synth's AI functioning no differently from our own stream of consciousness, or does the Railraod simply want to save synths because the newer line of synths aren't aware they're artificial? Or maybe I'm wrong on both counts, I honestly don't remember.
I just recall siding with the Railroad when the game first released because I liked the music for their headquarters.
Grayson Price
shit, I was ready to lay my life down for Codsworth and Ada why, not a synth? I mean besides a lack of integrated laser gatling guns and rocket launchers.
as a side note, I once did a playthrough where I went to join the Railroad basically off the bat, before the SS knew anything about the Institute or Kellogg. So, what's Desdemona's response to some rando asking for help finding their missing kid in something likely unrelated to the Railroad's resources?
>"Shit, that's awful! Lemme offer my best agent to help you out on this potentially unrelated matter when we're already strained in resources and manpower"
So for all their talk, the Railroad are still willing to help people on things unrelated to synths and its a point for them in my book.
Jose Edwards
>I just kill these retards as soon as they decode the synth chip.
You can decode it yourself