If you could be anything or anyone in Fallout, what would it be?

Delbert

Vault-Tec Employee
What I mean is would you be a super mutant if you could be? A ghoul? Just a normal human? Some sort of robot? etc.
And what faction would you be in? What occupation?
What area? What time period?
 
A Brahmin Baron in the Core Region. For one, I just love beef too much, so having a hand on the supply of a favorite food source would probably delight me. For another, I'm the industrious, meticulous, entrepreneurial sort, so being at the top of the financial food chain in the post-war world would really suit me and fit my strengths and weaknesses. I'd probably just be a decently well off ranch owner who could stay independent without being bought out by the likes of Heck Gunderson or others, yet not so powerful that I'd be putting my hands in the pockets of NCR senators. I don't like people who cheat the system or try to change the game, and naturally I don't indulge in such behaviors either.
 
Probably a Paladin Knight in the Brotherhood of Steel, running my own outpost in the Colorado, monitoring the locals in case of technology and building up a power base instead of just sitting around. Basically trying to bring back the days of Fallout 1 where the BOS was something to be feared and respected.
 
Being an advanced artificial super-intelligence wouldn't be that bad if you acquired a proper mobile unit, armed to to the teeth for roaming the wastes. Also, you'd likely be a pre-war government project, so you'd get to live through the pre-war days as well. Maybe you'd just have an army of remotely controlled robots, and be on an advanced mainframe. It would likely be difficult to acquire/produce such a unit that is powerful enough to hold an advanced super-intelligence far beyond the human mind, but still have proficient combat ability.

Obviously, given a choice of immortality, I would take it. The thing about being a brain in a jar is that your brain can't last forever, it will eventually be too old too preserve with the most advanced technology.
Being a prime human made super mutant may not be that bad except for the discrimination, maybe.
 
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Being an advanced artificial super-intelligence wouldn't be that bad if you acquired a proper mobile unit, armed to to the teeth for roaming the wastes. Also, you'd likely be a pre-war government project, so you'd get to live through the pre-war days as well. Maybe you'd just have an army of remotely controlled robots, and be on an advanced mainframe. It would likely be difficult to acquire/produce such a unit that is powerful enough to hold an advanced super-intelligence far beyond the human mind, but still have proficient combat ability.

Obviously, given a choice of immortality, I would take it. The thing about being a brain in a jar is that your brain can't last forever, it will eventually be too old too preserve with the most advanced technology.
Being a prime human made super mutant may not be that bad except for the discrimination, maybe.

So... basically Skynet, only better? (I mean FO2's, not Terminator's lol)
 
Skynet couldn't roam the wastes forever, though. Its data banks were severely limited, even by the remarkable technologies combined with human data storage through use of the cybernetic brain. It eventually had to "settle down" in a new mainframe, arguably an inferior version to its original housing, like any old ZAX... assuming it found a pristine unit to inhabit. You'd basically be asking to be SO BORED with centuries of nothing to do, unable to move or interact with anything, only to get to enjoy perambulation for all of a whopping couple of years before going right back to your maddeningly boring sedentary existence. Sounds like a nightmare, to me.
 
Being a super mutant actually sounds quite appealing, too. They're immortal as well, after all.
Hell, being alive is better than being dead.
 
Mr House baby. Why not rule the wasteland eternally as a robot overlord?
 
Skynet couldn't roam the wastes forever, though. Its data banks were severely limited, even by the remarkable technologies combined with human data storage through use of the cybernetic brain. It eventually had to "settle down" in a new mainframe, arguably an inferior version to its original housing, like any old ZAX... assuming it found a pristine unit to inhabit. You'd basically be asking to be SO BORED with centuries of nothing to do, unable to move or interact with anything, only to get to enjoy perambulation for all of a whopping couple of years before going right back to your maddeningly boring sedentary existence. Sounds like a nightmare, to me.

That's why I said 'only better' :)

Because people like me will shoot you. I like my Vegas independent.

Really? Anarchy is bad and New Vegas will probably fall apart later on.

Better to be independent and free, even if it's a bit messy, than live under the NCRs taxes or House's cold dystopia. Give me liberty or give me chocolate and all that.
 
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Skynet couldn't roam the wastes forever, though. Its data banks were severely limited, even by the remarkable technologies combined with human data storage through use of the cybernetic brain. It eventually had to "settle down" in a new mainframe, arguably an inferior version to its original housing, like any old ZAX... assuming it found a pristine unit to inhabit. You'd basically be asking to be SO BORED with centuries of nothing to do, unable to move or interact with anything, only to get to enjoy perambulation for all of a whopping couple of years before going right back to your maddeningly boring sedentary existence. Sounds like a nightmare, to me.

That's why I said 'only better' :)

Because people like me will shoot you. I like my Vegas independent.

Really? Anarchy is bad and New Vegas will probably fall apart later on.

Better to be independent and free, even if it's a bit messy, than live under the NCRs taxes or House's cold dystopia. Give me liberty or give me chocolate and all that.

Tell that to people living in various African and Middle Eastern 'democracies'.
 
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