Can you Beat Fallout 3 If You Always Pick Negative Dialogue First?
There are many ways to beat Fallout 3, numerous methods of madness. Sometimes you want to beat the game with a specific weapon, sometimes it’s another limitation for an added challenge. But what if you tried to restrict your dialogue instead?
Yo dudes and dudettes, this is Ketchu. Here to answer the question no one asked:
Can you beat Fallout 3 By Always Picking The Most Negative Dialogue Options First?
A long, long time ago, sometime last Tuesday. I, Cruella, was born and greeted by my very own Liam Neeson. Everyone in the room knew that I was destined to be a perfect 10 by modern standards. Before the fun of childbirth had even wrapped up, I already got my first Kill.
Liam asked me to come over and from a very young age, I already had a problem with doing anything I was told. So, we just stood there, for 2 hours, probably each pondering how obstinate the other party was.
After that Mexican stroganoff of stubborn stupidity, I felt special: I decided to keep my strength low on purpose. If a situation arose where I’m going to end someone with melee, it’d be akin to expiring from Chinese water torture or a billion paper cuts - pretty messed up.
00:00 Intro
00:21 Character Creation
00:40 Morning Years
02:48 Escaping The Vault
04:12 Megaton
05:31 Tenpenny Tower
06:38 Ghoul Problem
06:55 Roy Philips
08:26 Galaxy News Radio
09:05 More Tunnels
10:23 Rivet City
11:29 Jefferson Memorial
12:05 Grandma Sparkles
13:49 Tranquility Lane
14:07 Rivet City With Liam Neeson
14:30 Jefferson Memorial 2: Stupid Boogaloo
16:14 The Citadel
16:59 Big Town & Mesmetron
18:42 Little Lamplight
19:15 Murder Pass & The Geck
20:30 The Enclave
22:10 The Citadel & Liberty Prime
23:12 Jefferson Memorial 3: The Reckoning
23:19 The Speech Check
24:22 K Thanks Bye
