Lord Titus

[Astra Militarum]

How do you defend a Brotherhood Knight being such a massive pu$$y? I have never seen such hilariously bad writing from Fallout.

[Zekiran]

Apparently you've never met a cop in real life.

[BoogieMan]

Originally posted by Astra Militarum:

How do you defend a Brotherhood Knight being such a massive pu$$y? I have never seen such hilariously bad writing from Fallout.

It's almost like it's been a longstanding thing to depict different Brotherhood chapters as being different in some ways from one another in nearly a dozen games, especially when separated by time and distance..

[Zekiran]

And different training camps, available gear and goods, communication networks, and leadership.

[sdack]

Originally posted by Astra Militarum:

How do you defend a Brotherhood Knight being such a massive pu$$y? I have never seen such hilariously bad writing from Fallout.

Well, you do not defend him, which was the point of the writing. This is where Maximus comes into the story and finds his strength.

Imagine all Brotherhood Knights being some "Buzz Lightyear" copy, and scribes being little versions of Buzz Lightyear! Now that would be bad.

[mezzicstorm]

To answer your not-a-question: you are: You're playing Fallout 4. Most quests suck to be honest. That's why mods make the game better. Heather Casdin Companion Mod blows all the game companions out of the water, and I'm running Sim Settlements 2 with 268 other mods. Makes the game a lot better.

[FedEx Noelle]

Originally posted by Zekiran:

Apparently you've never met a cop in real life.

Real. He's still braver than some of the cops in my county.

[Mickgovernor]

He was written like that so that maximus could get his armor

[Whargoul]

He was obviously a racist :D

[Longhaul]

Originally posted by mezzicstorm:

To answer your not-a-question: you are: You're playing Fallout 4. Most quests suck to be honest. That's why mods make the game better. Heather Casdin Companion Mod blows all the game companions out of the water, and I'm running Sim Settlements 2 with 268 other mods. Makes the game a lot better.

Heck... probably running the same mods to... Heather is the FIRST companion mod I install for every play through. Running SSII this run and pushing 400+ mods.

[MonkeyMummyMoney]

Originally posted by sdack:

Originally posted by Astra Militarum:

How do you defend a Brotherhood Knight being such a massive pu$$y? I have never seen such hilariously bad writing from Fallout.

Well, you do not defend him, which was the point of the writing. This is where Maximus comes into the story and finds his strength.

Imagine all Brotherhood Knights being some "Buzz Lightyear" copy, and scribes being little versions of Buzz Lightyear! Now that would be bad.

In other words: Imagine them being realistic.

[Astra Militarum]

Originally posted by BoogieMan:

Originally posted by Astra Militarum:

How do you defend a Brotherhood Knight being such a massive pu$$y? I have never seen such hilariously bad writing from Fallout.

It's almost like it's been a longstanding thing to depict different Brotherhood chapters as being different in some ways from one another in nearly a dozen games, especially when separated by time and distance..

Its almost like he himself said to the pilot of the vertibird to bring them down so he can go shoot at something. How did he even reach Knighthood acting like a cowboy but when push came to shove he legs it? I feel his type would be rooted out early on, not every wasteland hick can become a Knight.

[Astra Militarum]

Originally posted by Zekiran:

And different training camps, available gear and goods, communication networks, and leadership.

They all seem to orderly clean the NCR but Titus is the only one who ran from a bear which he should have knocked tf out considering how powerful the armor is when Keksimus Maximus knocks down a house with a rock.

[Astra Militarum]

Originally posted by sdack:

Originally posted by Astra Militarum:

How do you defend a Brotherhood Knight being such a massive pu$$y? I have never seen such hilariously bad writing from Fallout.

Well, you do not defend him, which was the point of the writing. This is where Maximus comes into the story and finds his strength.

Imagine all Brotherhood Knights being some "Buzz Lightyear" copy, and scribes being little versions of Buzz Lightyear! Now that would be bad.

But Brotherhood Knight is a trained, hardened and experienced individual. Keksimus Maximus just got bullied a lot and wanted to feel powerful, that is why when he gets the armor the first thing he does is bully the first person he finds without asking what happened and he bullys the guy assigned to him and also lies about Titus being dead.

He doesnt find strenght he found an opportunity to be an douche, he treated the armor like a toy, dancing, throwing things, playing a cop. Meanwhile he lost to a Ghoul, got beaten tf by bunch of hicks and again got lucky to crack his head open and to top it off he got outplayed by his friend who took his core.

[Longhaul]

When told Titus ran away.... The Elder says the Brotherhood has pretty well fallen from grace...

[BoogieMan]

Originally posted by Astra Militarum:

Originally posted by BoogieMan:

It's almost like it's been a longstanding thing to depict different Brotherhood chapters as being different in some ways from one another in nearly a dozen games, especially when separated by time and distance..

Its almost like he himself said to the pilot of the vertibird to bring them down so he can go shoot at something. How did he even reach Knighthood acting like a cowboy but when push came to shove he legs it? I feel his type would be rooted out early on, not every wasteland hick can become a Knight.

The elder of that Brotherhood chapter lamented that they aren't what they used to be. Did you forget that part?

And again, there can be significant difference from one faction of the Brotherhood and the next. The midwest brotherhood accepts ghouls, mutants, robots, tribals, reformed raiders, etc.