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- Feb 3, 2013
What if Broniedom became as big and pervasive as the Catholic church with billions of believers worldwide?
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somejerk said:If he looked like this every day he would probably get more attention from people.
somejerk said:Just because a chick is a trashy exceptional individual who is attracted to circus clowns doesn't mean she'll hook up with Chris.
BatmanVSTonyDanza said:I think sandbox games don't offer enough structure for him. He may have stepped out of Doc's office and been like "Wait. What? You want me to go talk to people? Who want me to do chores for them?" He likes games where there are levels he can pass and progression is more obvious.
Although to make this work let's just assume that Fallout 3 and NV were the only games and form of entertainment he could access for a whole year.
Fallout 3 is something I'd want to see him play since many of the decisions you make aren't so black and white.
Major spoilers regarding quests and the ending incoming.
- Chris would fight and tattle on Butch for trying to take his sweet roll.
- He wouldn't bother trying to save Butch's mother from the radroaches. He'd see it as justice.
- I think Chris would save Megaton. The good choice is obvious.
- Grobb(?), who is normally the first ghoul the player meets, is also slow-in-the-mind. Chris would choose the most offensive dialogue on the initial meeting. He'd never find out that treating him like an equal awards you with a discount and free stuff. I always enjoyed moments like these in RPGs. Grobb is just another townie NPC with no quests to give and you have no obvious incentive to be nice to him but just asking what the bar offers without being a dick is rewarded.
- When it came to Tenpenny Tower I think Chris would identify and side with the ghouls if he doesn't ignore the dialogue and start shooting them. He wouldn't even try to get the option of the ghouls and humans attempting to coexist. Even if he did he wouldn't notice the fact the ghouls kill all the humans anyway.
- He'd try to kill the mayor of Little Lamplight even though he's a child. Many people would not blame him.
- Chris would be swayed by the president and put the "cure" in the purified water. It'd kill all those evil super mutants so it MUST be the good choice, right? Sure it would wipe out most people in the wasteland who drank it but many of them have been JERKS! The president assures you that the water will not hurt you since you were from a vault population that hasn't been exposed to background radiation until recently.
- Chris drinks the water and takes damage. WHAT? The president said he would be fine! IT WAS BASICALLY PROMISED! Chris forgot that his character wasn't from a vault bloodline, he was just raised in a vault. He has the same slight mutations from multi-generational exposure to radiation that anyone from the wasteland would have. Oops!
- Chris gives some of his water to a man dying from thirst to see if he gets a gift in return. The man dies. Oh, right. The water. Hmm, yeah.
CatParty said:It would be all duct tape by now.