YES NO Needless to say, I rigged the bomb to explode in my game. Blow it up and level the city and your karma will bottom out. The big one is to destroy Megaton, the first city you come across that has an undetonated nuclear bomb at its heart. Steal everything and you'll be following in my footsteps. It's only a small loss of karma for stealing, so you can still do this from time to time if you're playing a hero. You can also start stealing any of the hundreds and hundreds of items strewn about each city. If you want to bottom out your karma, there are several roads to take. If I was going to be evil, I wanted my karma to reflect it.īad Karma - Be sure to watch or download the video here (HD available). All that meant to me is that I'd have to step up my shenanigans to match the twisted world I was running around in. Apparently all human life is not sacred in this world. You're ridding the world of evil, so you're doing good. Killing bad people like raiders or bounty hunters isn't considered evil, per se. The trouble is that it's sometimes tough to differentiate between good and evil in Fallout 3. With that target in mind, one can't deal with pesky little things like morals. When I started up my recent play session with Fallout 3, my goal was to make as much money as possible as quickly as possible to get the best weapons out there. I'm talking about being lazy, evil, sneaky. Sure you can kill somebody by firing teddy bears into their face, beat wild dogs to death with bats, or pickpocket chumps and leave grenades in place of their wallets.

And no, I'm not just talking about the joy you can get from the wacky combat options.

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