Is he the most intimidating character in Fallout history?
Is he the most intimidating character in Fallout history?
Asher Taylor
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Joseph Ramirez
>intimidating
>gets head blown off by boone before he can run down the hill and attack you
sure i guess
William Torres
I think the only character I was intimidated by in New Vegas was Malcolm Holmes. Of course he's just a harmless idiot, but the first time I played I could not get a read on him and felt he was too unpredictable. Did he secretly want my star caps? If so, why wake me up instead of killing me? Would he create distance between us and open fire? Why tell me just to kill me? Is it just the developers wanting to inform me about the star caps and then killing off the NPC used, or is he really friendly? Did he specifically approach because I was asleep, or was did he just catch up at that time? Was he actually fucking following me all the way from Goodsprings?
Nearly a decade later I know all of these questions are useless and he's just immediately spawned to tell you about the caps, but on my first time playing he was a really interesting interaction. I wish I had savored my first playthrough more.
Cameron Davis
No, watch this
>open console
>left click
>kill
Dylan Sullivan
>BOONED
Juan Gomez
No.
Eli James
Malcolm Holmes is my favorite character from any game.
Kevin Taylor
No one in Fallout is intimidating when you can just curb stomp them.
My vote goes to Fallout 1 Lieutenant (if you're brought to him by Harry). At that point, you'd be way too underleveled to try fighting him, so you can only try gleaning some information about the Unity before he starts torturing you to figure out where Vault 13 is. I don't even know if you can escape Mariposa without dying in that circumstance.
Jason Mitchell
>intimidating
not really but he's better than every single bethesda fallout "boss"
Hunter Gutierrez
So I told Lanius to abandon the siege of Hoover Dam... he actually did it the absolute madman hahahahahah!!