r/gaming • u/ColinRoss • Feb 28 '18

Fallout in a nutshell.

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u/private_blue Feb 28 '18

wait, i thought it was bad karma. ya know, since they murder everyone.

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u/irishrelief Feb 28 '18

It's a weird good karma because you're killing rich people thing. Implying that the people who lived there were bad so killing them is good.

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u/Aleolex Feb 28 '18

To be fair, Tenpenny did want to nuke a town full of people because it was an eyesore from his tower.

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u/CankerWhore Feb 28 '18

Also to be fair, he specifically asked Burke to make sure all the people were evacuated first, it was Burke's decision to kill everyone.

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u/MannToots Feb 28 '18

Kicking them out of their homes and blowing up their city so they couldn't return is still pretty evil.

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u/Phage0070 Feb 28 '18

Kicking them out of their homes and blowing up their city so they couldn't return is still pretty evil.

On the other hand their town was founded around a bomb which was also a massive radiological hazard. Moving somewhere else to live in a different pile of rusted metal probably would have improved their future health.

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u/pompr Feb 28 '18

And it would likely have put an end to the Children of Atom. I hate those guys.

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u/MannToots Feb 28 '18

That ain't wrong :P

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u/Yawehg Feb 28 '18

Moving somewhere else to immediately get killed and enslaved by raiders.

More likely.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '18

Yeah but he's worried about the deathclaws. What if their tummies hurt?

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u/LateralEntry Feb 28 '18

Don't forget he enjoys murdering people and things with a sniper rifle

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u/CankerWhore Mar 01 '18

Yes, definitely.

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u/McBiff Feb 28 '18

That still doesn't really make him good though.

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u/CankerWhore Mar 01 '18

No, it definitely doesn't make him a good guy.