But thatвЂ™s exactly what makes it entertaining. Things get a little disturbing during the run.

I had already killed Vargas, so Liberty Prime just stood their in the final mission of the game, refusing to move. My favourite moment was when I discovered that, for some reason, the giant robot Liberty Prime had his pathing tied to another character called Vargas. вЂњIn a world as big and sometimes buggy as Fallout, things IвЂ™ve never seen before can happen, and it accidentally creates a fantastic new experience. вЂњThe best bits have been exactly when the game surprised me,вЂќ Many a True Nerd said. вЂ¦if the premise didnвЂ™t make it obvious, things get a little disturbing during the run. She doesnвЂ™t care about anything other than the torso. In the first video of the series, you see him get obsessed with which specific part of his body sheвЂ™s programmed to follow - and in order to find out, he chops the body into pieces and tests out what sheвЂ™ll chase after. In action, what this means is that her character will go to wherever the overseerвЂ™s body is - and Many a True Nerd couldnвЂ™t help but start dragging the dead body everywhere, just to have her chase him. On some occasions, characters will care about murder sprees in strange ways - if you kill the overseer at the start of the game, for example, his daughter Amata will go вЂњpay respectsвЂќ to his body. Kids - which the game doesnвЂ™t normally let you kill - became orphans thanks to this deranged quest, and yet theyвЂ™re often rather friendly to Many a True NerdвЂ™s character, for example. Other times, Many A True Nerd would kill a key character, and nobody around seemed to give a shit. At times, people will be psychic and can tell when you kill someone from their faction, even if they never actually saw you do it.

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