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Yes, it makes sense that they would change over time, but that's not the impression the game gives. You would think that there would be at least one reactionary, especially given the Brotherhood's recent decline. It seems strange that no one would say "Things were so much better before, we...

According to that it leads to a sealed off section of the vault...

Weren't willing to join him in what sense? House never seemed to ask more of the strip families than that they run their casinos like they were run in pre-war times. Vault 21 was filled with compulsive gamblers isolated since before the war, so they would have been able to do this better than...

I... didn't pick up on that at all. Where was it mentioned? Off the top of my head, I can think of quite a few ways he could have solved that problem without destroying the vault.

I've never played Tactics, so I guess that could be the piece of the puzzle I'm missing. It is a good point that they didn't really do much to help you in 2. I think both of you offer good explanations for why they might have changed over time, but what bothers me is that you're told in New...

It's an interesting interpretation, don't get me wrong, but it seems in NV they imply that the Brotherhood has always been like that. The "Codex" and all that. Hey, I just realized something... Veronica's voice actress played a character named Codex in The Guild. Ok, that doesn't mean...

Speaking only of the base game, I would have to say Cass. There's really not much to her, she's just a depressed drunk. Regarding Arcade, I liked him, but I can see why he's hard to like for some people. Most of the companions are motivated by powerful personal reasons. With Arcade...

I guess that makes sense. I was thinking that at least in Fallout 3, the split between the Lyon-ites and the Outcasts seemed to be one of priority. The Outcasts simply thought that finding technology was more important than helping wastelanders, which is a far cry from the Mojave Brotherhood...

Is it ever stated what his motivation for doing so was? It's not like he needed the real estate, since he ended up leaving it there anyway. He tells the courier he doesn't care how people live their lives, so I don't think he thought he was doing it for their own good. It seems kind of out...

Hi everyone, just joined. I was just replaying New Vegas recently, and I was reminded of a question that's been on my mind. Granted, it's been a LONG time since I played 1, but I don't remember the Brotherhood of Steel being as douchey as they're portrayed in 3 and NV. If I remember right...