Fallout Confessions

“I suffer from quite serious depression and a friend gave me New Vegas to play. I ended up falling in love with the game, and in my worst days it really helped me cope. Sometimes, I wish it was real, and I daydream about how things would be. It makes me feel stronger as a person and I realized that if I can survive a deathclaw I can get through today.”

Fallout Confessions

“I can’t stand Oliver Swanick, I always kill him before he gets a chance to talk to me.”

Fallout Confessions

“My biggest regret with getting New Vegas was pre-ordering it with the Caravan Pack DLC. I got it so I’d start the game with an edge and would feel like a Veteran of the Wasteland rather then just another newbie/stranger Vault Dweller as with other installments. Instead I just felt like a fool since I could barely shoot anything with the confusing and obstructive Iron Sights for the Sturdy Caravan Shotgun, not to mention it doesn’t work with any of the shotgun perks. I sold it to Chet after about 5mins of use.”

Fallout Confessions

“I’m not complaining about V.A.T.S., but I think it makes the game a tad too easy. I hope Fallout 4 implements better gameplay, i.e. gunplay and ducking behind cover or something like that. I don’t want it to not have V.A.T.S., but I don’t want to be able to decimate every enemy that I come into contact with! I want the wasteland to be intimidating.”

Fallout Confessions

“As a Computer Science major, Mr. House is, in many regards (tyranny aside), a figure whom I admire.”

Fallout Confessions

“I cried the first time I did the quest for the Bright Brotherhood. Them leaving the Mojave just made it seem to be a darker place.”

Fallout Confessions

“The most disturbing moment of any of my New Vegas playthroughs was when I had the Courier seduce Benny into taking her to his bed and then kill him in his sleep. Not because she’d betrayed Benny but because when the screen faded back in Arcade Gannon was staring me right in the face, judging me, at least ED-E had the decency to stay outside the room.”

Fallout Confessions

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“To me, sparring with Silus is always something to look forward to. Intimidating him and listening to his incisive comments both gets my blood boiling and makes me laugh. He’s a wonderful bastard.”

Fallout Confessions

“I have a headcannon about the origin of the securitrons. When House was constructing the bunker to contain the securitrons he couldn’t let the secret get out lest the government confiscate them for the war effort. Added to that the certainty of his calculations about the war gave birth to a fear of lose within him. This fear began to eat at House, he would stare for hours at his snowglobe collection and wonder why he couldn’t just put everything he treasured into similar enclosures. And this gave him an idea, he had all the workers killed and had their minds placed into the securitrons. And those closest to him became the personalities that he surrounded himself with so he would never be alone. I get chills when I think of this not just because of the brutality of his action but also because we know who Jane was, but you’ve got to wonder…who was Victor?”

Fallout Confessions

“For my Confirmation (a Catholic religion thing), I have the opportunity to pick a second middle name out of a selected bunch of names. My middle name will be Taylor-Veronica, thanks to my favorite video game character ever.”

Fallout Confessions