Kids just don't stand a chance out in the wastes-especially homeless, defenseless, unarmed kids. Here are 15 completely messed up things that Fallout rewards you for doing. Not every evil deed comes with its own perks-likewise, sometimes playing dirty burns you in the long-run-but the world of Fallout still presents many a chance for your inner psychopath to marry their two favorite pastimes: vicious villainy and cold, hard caps. Struck with a sudden urge to loot, maim, and cannibalize a friendly settlement of teenagers just to abduct a single NPC in exchange for a few caps from a slaver boss? Go for it, but don’t expect to get invited to many parties now that you’ve got an acquaintance with a name like “Eulogy Jones.”

Fortunately, we also learned pretty early on that we could too.īethesda’s post-apocalyptic, alternate history RPG series has always played things fast and loose when it comes to morality, offering players the chance to make a name for themselves as messiah of the wastes-or revel in chaos, mutilation, and general debauchery.

of A., it's that the wasteland-and the unsavory folks inhabiting it-can be unforgiving jerks. Well, if there's anything we've learned from our respective journeys through the irradiated sandbox that was once the good old U.S. The Fallout series isn’t afraid to put players in uncomfortable, ethically questionable positions on the off-chance they’ll learn a thing or two about humanity.

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