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For those of you familiar with this. . you'll know that my first Fallout game was one of great tragedy and hardship. I am glad to report that did not happen in my second game. I travelled with a veritable entourage.

Lenny, the ghoul doctor living his dream of being a hero. He was slow, but quick to patch people up. Not many people get a second chance to be a hero. I felt privileged to be able to offer him that chance.

Skynet, the military computer who longed to wander the world as a robo-brain. He was always cool. Usually gave him the gauss rifle.

Marcus, the supermutant sheriff with a taste for justice. IMPORTANT NOTE! Give him an energy weapon ASAP. He's not too picky who's the field of fire with his Gatling rifle. You learn a lot about mutant kind from him... including the ability to make human women pregnant? Yikes! Also, getting all the bullets extracted from him in Vault City= hilarious.

Vic, the overweight trader and mechanic. Always good for a laugh too. Always calling me Boss. His daughter gave him a hard time, but I always saw him as a regular Joe who (while not a hero) didn't turn away from what was clearly a dangerous quest. He's easy to relate to.

Sulik and his Grampy Bone! Sulik, stop hitting things with that sledgehammer and talk to your nose bone already! To be honest, Grampy Bone rarely had anything useful to say, but Sulik was the only other tribal in the party. Felt a connection to him. Especially when I gave him a suit of power armor and a super sledge. Always felt bad the quest to find his sister wasn't in the game. Fallout Restoration project took care of that, giving me some closure there.

Goris, the scholarly deathclaw. What a crazy and wild idea. This hunched over, secretive character was actually quite gregarious and inquisitive. Like Skynet, I enjoyed being his guide to the wasteland. When things got real he'd throw off the robe and start ripping things apart! The only thing that sucked about this character was the death of all other intelligent deathclaws was mandatory! No way to avoid it! Which sucked! Add to the fact the epilogue acts like it's your fault somehow!

K-9 the sardonic cyborg dog. Remind me a lot of the Doctor's robot dog truth be told. Saved him from a mad scientist. He's loyal and badass.

Cassidy, the ornery, shotgun wielding former bartender. He was a blast to have around. Heavy drinking, heavy hitting, speak his mind kind of dude. He always hated Myron. Speaking of which...

Myron. F**k this toad. If you've played the game you know he's a immoral, egotistical little s**t. I always got him to cough up the antitode to Jet (which he invented) and then took him to the organ extractor. I"LL TAKE YOUR LIVER! HAHAHAHAHA! In hindsight, that's a pity, because his in canon universe demise is so fitting.

My character is the cocky looking one in the middle.

See the Cat's Paw in the background? Want to know how much better this game was for me than the previous! If you were in my team you GOT LAID! That's right! Especially after I was a Made Man. Get in there boys! Let off some steam! Well, Skynet had someone read a dictionary to him. K9 just got a belly rub. Did Goris get anything? Can't remember.

In hindsight, some things I might have changed about this picture...

1. This was one of the only Fallout games I sometimes might play a female character.

2. I'm only just noticing Fallout 2 had only one female companion and she was worthless. Unless you sold her to slavers. I'm a goody two shoes, so I never did (but being eaten by molerats was okay with me). Anyone sell their spouse?

3. Also, might have made my character look more tribal.

4. Should the Highwayman have been an honorary companion? I think so.

is the artist.

Description
For those of you familiar with this. . you'll know that my first Fallout game was one of great tragedy and hardship. I am glad to report that did not happen in my second game. I travelled with a veritable entourage.

Lenny, the ghoul doctor living his dream of being a hero. He was slow, but quick to patch people up. Not many people get a second chance to be a hero. I felt privileged to be able to offer him that chance.

Skynet, the military computer who longed to wander the world as a robo-brain. He was always cool. Usually gave him the gauss rifle.

Marcus, the supermutant sheriff with a taste for justice. IMPORTANT NOTE! Give him an energy weapon ASAP. He's not too picky who's the field of fire with his Gatling rifle. You learn a lot about mutant kind from him... including the ability to make human women pregnant? Yikes! Also, getting all the bullets extracted from him in Vault City= hilarious.

Vic, the overweight trader and mechanic. Always good for a laugh too. Always calling me Boss. His daughter gave him a hard time, but I always saw him as a regular Joe who (while not a hero) didn't turn away from what was clearly a dangerous quest. He's easy to relate to.

Sulik and his Grampy Bone! Sulik, stop hitting things with that sledgehammer and talk to your nose bone already! To be honest, Grampy Bone rarely had anything useful to say, but Sulik was the only other tribal in the party. Felt a connection to him. Especially when I gave him a suit of power armor and a super sledge. Always felt bad the quest to find his sister wasn't in the game. Fallout Restoration project took care of that, giving me some closure there.

Goris, the scholarly deathclaw. What a crazy and wild idea. This hunched over, secretive character was actually quite gregarious and inquisitive. Like Skynet, I enjoyed being his guide to the wasteland. When things got real he'd throw off the robe and start ripping things apart! The only thing that sucked about this character was the death of all other intelligent deathclaws was mandatory! No way to avoid it! Which sucked! Add to the fact the epilogue acts like it's your fault somehow!

K-9 the sardonic cyborg dog. Remind me a lot of the Doctor's robot dog truth be told. Saved him from a mad scientist. He's loyal and badass.

Cassidy, the ornery, shotgun wielding former bartender. He was a blast to have around. Heavy drinking, heavy hitting, speak his mind kind of dude. He always hated Myron. Speaking of which...

Myron. F**k this toad. If you've played the game you know he's a immoral, egotistical little s**t. I always got him to cough up the antitode to Jet (which he invented) and then took him to the organ extractor. I"LL TAKE YOUR LIVER! HAHAHAHAHA! In hindsight, that's a pity, because his in canon universe demise is so fitting.

My character is the cocky looking one in the middle.

See the Cat's Paw in the background? Want to know how much better this game was for me than the previous! If you were in my team you GOT LAID! That's right! Especially after I was a Made Man. Get in there boys! Let off some steam! Well, Skynet had someone read a dictionary to him. K9 just got a belly rub. Did Goris get anything? Can't remember.

In hindsight, some things I might have changed about this picture...

1. This was one of the only Fallout games I sometimes might play a female character.

2. I'm only just noticing Fallout 2 had only one female companion and she was worthless. Unless you sold her to slavers. I'm a goody two shoes, so I never did (but being eaten by molerats was okay with me). Anyone sell their spouse?

3. Also, might have made my character look more tribal.

4. Should the Highwayman have been an honorary companion? I think so.

is the artist.