Identical Grandson: You are the grandchild of the original game's protagonist and, since the game uses the same character models as the first, you look exactly alike.The Hero: Many options are possible, even more so than Fallout 1, Fallout 3 or Fallout: New Vegas.Guile Hero: A viable possibility, though you may still want to keep a combat skill high and a good gun in your holster for those random encounters.However, later in the game, even the high end power fist is almost completely useless when you have Enclave Soldiers dropping plasma rifles everywhere. Good Old Fisticuffs: At low levels if you tagged unarmed, using your bare fists can be more useful than the spear you're given at the beginning of the game, and a decently leveled fisticuffs type character can get their first pistol in the Den by killing the drug dealer Joey.The basic function is the same though: a physically weak character that, with some leveling and patience, can eventually defeat the most powerful enemies effortlessly (with words rather than magic here). Given that the Fallout setting lacks magic, the "mage" is rather a diplomat. Fighter, Mage, Thief: Like in the first game, the three pre-made characters fill this archetype: Narg (fighter), Mingan (thief) and Chitsa (mage).Even when their village is destroyed, they track down the murderers and make them pay. Determinator: The Chosen One does not give up.Deadpan Snarker: There is almost always a snarky dialogue option available.It is also possible to assassinate people by making them overdose on Super Stimpaks. Deadly Doctor: If you get to a certain rank of the "Doctor" skill, you can take the Living Anatomy perk which raises damage against organic enemies.The Slaver career is the most influential, as it permanently marks you as an unscrupulous character and causes several people to not talk to you. Joining the Brotherhood just gets you some rare equipment and optional stat boosts, being a Made Man for the mob gets you a discount at a couple shops, and being an NCR Ranger affects some dialogues. Cosmetic Award: Throughout the game, you can join the NCR Rangers, the Brotherhood of Steel, The Mafia, the Slavers and numerous other groups.If you identify yourself as "the chosen one" to anyone outside of your village, you are treated as a complete joke. You are "the chosen one" for the people of your home village only because of the fact that there are no other viable candidates left, and most of them are not very optimistic of your chances of success. Barbarian Hero: Although just how much you choose to run with the idea is up to you, invariably you come from a primitive tribe and are sent into the world with a spear and whatever you can scavenge.Badass Normal: Just a tribal with no real training, yet s/he can take on the Power Armor wearing, minigun wielding shock troops of the Enclave at higher levels.Badass Bookworm: Intelligence is the most important stat, as it determines the number of skill points you have, so it's highly recommended you play as one of these.And the Adventure Continues.: You can keep playing after defeating the Enclave.Good Is Not Nice: If being a good character but choosing the rude dialogue options.Affably Evil: If being evil yet still choosing the polite dialogue.Action Survivor: As with your grandfather, you start out a tribal from a village naive to the ways of the world, and end up gunning down armies.The game comes with three pre-made Chosen Ones you can select instead of creating a character from scratch: Narg, Mingan and Chitsa.
FALLOUT 2 CAFE OF BROKEN DREAMS SERIES
You've lived a good life in your relatively isolated village, but a series of failed harvest and a shortage on food has forced you to leave the village to go out and look for the holy GECK, and leave your mark on the wastland, in whatever way you want to. The protagonist of Fallout 2, and a descendant of the original Vault Dweller from Fallout 1.
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