Reputation

Revision as of 14:41, 31 October 2010

The reputation replaces the usual Fallout 2 karma. It reflects all the choices you make during the game with your character. Each reputation belongs to a community, which means there is no "global" reputation but only specific ones ; for example joining the Slavers will increase your Den's reputation but decrease the Brotherhood of Steel's one.

To check your reputation just go in your character open and check the Karma tab.

Reputations affects

Those actions can influence your reputation, increasing it for some factions and decreasing it for others.

• Hurting or killing a critter (See below). It won't raise your reputation above 200.
• Joining an NPC-driven faction (NPC-Driven : Vault City citizen, Navarro, Raiders...).
• Joining the Slavers.
• Selling items at traders.
• Waiting. If your reputation with a faction is below -200, you gain +10 in this reputation each real-life day (But it won't go above -200 that way). If your reputation with a faction is above 200, you lose 10 in this reputation each real-life day (But it won't go below 200 that way).

Reputation impact

If your reputation in a town or a faction reaches a certain amount - positive or negative - it will affect the actions of this community towards you.

Critters table

Killing a critter (in a random encounter, mostly) will affect your reputation, but it won't raise it above 0.

Each shot on a guard in a guarded town will decrease your reputation in that town by 250.

Towns reputations

Communities reputations

Official organizations reputations

Killing the following critters won't affect your reputation:

• Yakuzas