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I will give you, Nick Valentine is pretty good. Even if I personally think he's a bit overrated.
And I do have -somewhat- of a soft spot for Deacon and Hancock.
But my liking of them is extremely surface level (liking the voice actor or the idea/trope they're going for) hence why they're hardly topping any major lists.
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Friggin Ian, Tycho and Katja, are better comps than most of them.
And they're fairly underdeveloped since they're from -the first Fallout-
(Not counting Tandi here cos I don't like her that much, and not counting Dogmeat cos...Dogmeat's a dog)
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I don't think I even need to explain how Fallout 2's companions are better beyond the simple facts that you can.
Recruit Skynet.
Recruit a rather intelligent well-spoken deathclaw.
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Seriously tho Goris is great.
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Fallout 3 you have...
Err...
Charon...and Fawkes? and Sarge.
Yeah there we go, better than 4.
Tho toughest so far for me to find good ones. ...The two Bethesda games having the worst comps...hmm...
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Finally going into New Vegas, you've got Cass, Arcade, Boone, Rex (who I only mention just cos they're better Dogmeat)
And of course, Raul, my fav. Best ghoul companion there's been. (The man is voiced by Danny Trejo, c'mon)
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And thus, point of this thread is.
My god.
Fallout 4 has quite possibly the worst companions of all the games, and if you disagree with that, that's fair...but believing it has the -best- ones is beyond me.
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...and yeah seriously opinions on New Vegas as a whole aside.
A ghoul who you can push to settle down into his life now as more of a mechanic, or inspire him to once more become a gunslinger (to which he equips a vaquero costume him and his sister once found) that's voiced by Danny Trejo.
Raul is awesome. (And this is of course skipping a lot of his backstory here)
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