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Yes Man is Anarchy. At least the NCR will provide immediate peace and stability to those who need it. You don’t need to be ncr to ‘aquire’ the armour. It will also guise you as one of them, can be beneficial if you do decide to stay freelance. Don't side with the legion they are slavers who see women as tools.
Allowing freedom for everyone. What happens is left entirely up to you. If you side with Yes Man and exterminate the wastes, it's gonna be shitty for everyone. If you form a peaceful coalition with the tribes to force out the imperialist NCR and Legion, then it generally ends pretty well.
Other than the children, he might be the only essential NPC. Gunrunners Vendotron and Festus are not essential but can't be killed with out commands. #5. Firewing Apr 21 @ 1:19pm. You can also sneak critical Yes Man with laser/plasma weapon iirc, it kills him forever if he gooifies or turns to ash, and thus will soft lock you. #6.
Which ending is better, Mr. House or Yes Man? Assuming by "better" you mean, the ending which leads to the greatest freedoms and quality of life for the people of the Mojave, then Yes Man -- if you play your cards right. Just using Yes Man to make Vegas independent isn't enough; you've gotta make sure the minor factions of the Mojave won't tear ...
This is the central point I think of where the Yes-Man path goes wrong. You should be going with the Courier's idea of gaining support for an Independent Vegas. To toss out House, The NCR, and the Legion together for a Independent Mojave. And I think where this route errs the most is in regards to the Brotherhood of Steel and the Great Khans.
There is a line at the end where Yes-man says he is going to go off to get re-programmed to be more assertive, which I took to be a portent of imminent betrayal. But the writers said it was just that Yesman would stop someone subverting him from your control, as you subverted him from Benny's.
At the end of the Wild Card questline in Fallout New Vegas, Yes Man tells you he is going to reprogram himself to be more assertive. What this means is he's going to make it so he can only accept requests from you, The Courier. This is so nobody tries to use him to steal Vegas from The Courier. Also, Yes Man feels incredibly guilty about ...
Fallout2isthebest. •. (Potential Spoilers) Yes Man essentialy means your character becomes overlord of New Vegas, but leaves the rest of the Mojave without any organised leadership. If you think your character is narcisistic and would go for a leadership position, or is power hungry, Yes Man is your best bet.
I always thought he meant he'd no longer be just a "Yes Man", so you program him to run Vegas and he can manage himself. Basically, go do the DLC and your shit will still be there when you get back. He’s your Yes Man now, no one will do to you whatever you did to Benny. Maybe he’ll learn to say no. At the end of FNV after defeating the ...
1. You don't - at the very least you will have to stop doing Yes man's quests. 2. To make NCR the victor (or to get the Wildcard or Legion victories) you'll have to kill House. Essentially, all 4 paths will, at some point, require you to make an irrevocable choice that will close out one or all of the other endings.