Immortality? Spoilers

[smoky mcpot]

If you have done the quests you should know what i'm talking about.
So do you take it and let lorenzo out? He seems like quite a nice guy by the way.
Or
Turn down the opportunity and kill him?

[rebound]

the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ wants to mind blast his family, cant let that happen

[Greb]

I killed Lorenzo, the reward is much better. Otherwise you basically get infinite, free immunity to radiation that, while nice, is totally redundant when you consider wanting to keep yourself at 80% irradiate status to permanently have the Nerd Rage effect running.

Lorenzo's Artifact Gun is really damn fun, which you get for killing him. You also get Lorenzo's sweet suit, if you're into unique things like that. Plus you stop the Calbot family being immortal, that's great - sucks for the scientist guy but the Mother and the Sister needed murdering badly.

[realdead_man]

What Greb said

[Harr]

This was first decision in Fallout 4 that I actually had to think about awhile. I let him out.

[Pyro Penguin]

well there's a skill magazine inside his cell..... so if you have collectable ocd like me you pretty much have to let him out. i was expecting him to turn hostile and have a fun boss fight, but instead he invites me to murder his annoying family, what a nice guy!

[Greb]

Originally posted by Pyro Penguin:

well there's a skill magazine inside his cell..... so if you have collectable ocd like me you pretty much have to let him out. i was expecting him to turn hostile and have a fun boss fight, but instead he invites me to murder his annoying family, what a nice guy!

You can fry his balls and brain with the Zeta radiation and still enter his charming little cell to grab that Medical Journal and strip him of his possessions, lol.

[smoky mcpot]

There was mention of a lost alien city in the mojave i would love this to be a dlc or if not a dlc maybe a mod.

[DiscoMoose]

The weapon is a nice gimmick and is useful to some extent... but role playing wise, having a immortal bro with hookups is way more cooler. Lorenzo is pretty unhinged but shiii his family locked him away for 400+ years and gave up trying to cure him after the first 100. The quest in itself is extremely morally gray and it's my favorite because it really is a tough decision to make.

[smoky mcpot]

Originally posted by Harr:

This was first decision in Fallout 4 that I actually had to think about awhile. I let him out.

I agree i had to really think about this immortality vs doing the right thing in the end i did the right thing. But i still managed to get away with 7 vials of immortality juce so maybe i could reverse engineer it.