When you play Fallout: New Vegas, you can join forces with different groups. The New California Republic might be the best choice for a number of reasons.
Fallout: New Vegas lets the player choose to help a lot of different groups throughout the game. Through both major quests and side quests, players must decide by the end of the game which faction they will support. If they make this choice, they might not be able to help other groups after that point in the story. As the person moves through the game, they will have to think about this.
When a player joins the New California Republic (NCR), they can’t help Mr. House or Caesar’s Legion. In spite of this, the NCR can be a very appealing faction for the player, based on how they play. In Fallout: New Vegas, there are several reasons why players might want to join the NCR. One is that they are more democratic than other groups, and another is that they are the strongest militarily.
The Only Working Democracy
Even though the NCR has problems (what society doesn’t?), it is the only post-war country in Fallout’s America that has a government that was chosen by the people. This is different from Caesar’s Legion, which is controlled at all levels by Caesar himself.
Mr. House also calls himself a dictator, though one who is less likely to make mistakes because he is more machine-like, which might not be a good thing. Players who like freedom and the idea of checks and balances on power (compared to the other countries that came after the war) should think about supporting the NCR.
Respect For Human Rights
One of the things that was lost when the bombs went off in 2077 and “reset humanity’s cultural progress to zero,” as Caesar put it, was the idea of human rights. The wasteland has seen its fair share of barbarism in the years since the Great War, whether it was Caesar’s Legion, who liked to crucify people for no reason, or an army of crusading super mutants who were determined to wipe out the human race. It’s true that man life has lost most of its value since the end of the war.
But the NCR is different because, besides the Followers of the Apocalypse, it cares more about human rights than almost any other group. People who live in the NCR area have the right to free speech and religion, and they are also protected from different kinds of discrimination. There is also a court system that protects both citizens and people who are not citizens. These safety measures are slowly added to the areas that the NCR takes over. This would eventually include the Mojave if the Courier helped them take over the area.
NCR Loot Is Second To None
Like many other factions in New Vegas, if a player has a good enough reputation with one, that group will give them bonuses that they might or might not want.
When it comes to the NCR, they will get a safehouse full of good guns and gear, like Ranger Combat Armor and Salvaged Power Armor. They will also get a radio that they can use once every 24 hours to call for help or supplies for the troops. Ranger Gomez will also stop by the safehouse from time to time, letting the player ask for more of certain types of ammunition.
Caesar’s Legion Isn’t Built To Last
After talking to Caesar and learning more about the Legion, it’s clear that it probably won’t last long after he’s gone. One thing is that Caesar doesn’t understand history very well and can’t see very far ahead. Legate Lanius is the only person he thinks about being in charge, and he doesn’t even think about what will happen when the Legion has no one left to fight.
He counts on the idea that taking over the NCR will make the Legion into the perfect society for no reason. Unlike the NCR, which has been around for decades after its founders died because of the strength of its national identity rather than a single man.
Greater Possibility of Long-Term Alliances
The NCR shows that it can work with local tribes and even groups that are at odds with each other when the situation calls for it. This is best shown by how the player can become friends with both the Great Khans and the Brotherhood of Steel, two groups that the NCR is at war with.
Caesar and Mr. House are both more interested in making deals that help themselves. The first one is known for betraying every friend it’s ever had, and the second one won’t make deals with groups he thinks are inferior. The finishing slides of New Vegas show that the NCR is the most open to getting along with others, even though it is rough in its own way.
Distrust of Mr. House
After talking with Mr. House, it’s possible for Geometry Dash Subzero player to have doubts about people’s abilities and goals. Like many techo-autocrats, House thinks that technology can solve all of the world’s problems, especially if he was the one who made it. Because of this, he has become more and more cut off from his humanity.
That being said, the NCR is not at all what it seems to be. It can only work if its employees trust it, which makes it a more human business at its core. House is pretty much a no-go for people with a more humanist view.