What Does Karma Do In Fallout 3
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Fallout 3 good or bad karma. I’ve heard being bad in Fallout 3 is actually difficult, it’s not like Fable 2 where being bad is the ONLY way to play the game. Probably not but the Karma system in Fallout 3 did at least give some illusion to the impact of your actions. Plus it netted you a nice little title or two.For an overview of karma in the Fallout universe, see Karma.
Karma is the reflection of all good and evil choices you make during the game and how they are perceived by the inhabitants of the wasteland.
*3Obtaining karma points
*4Effects of karma levelsFallout: New Vegas Karma - The Vault Fallout Wiki ..Karma levels
You begin the game with a value of zero, which increases or decreases based on the players actions. There are 5 levels of karma:ValueKarmaImage-1000 to -750Very Evil-749 to -250Evil-249 to +249Neutral+250 to +749Good+750 to +1000Very GoodKarma titles
Your karma status is defined by a ’karma title’, depending of your karma points and on your level. Karma titles above level 20 can only be reached with the add-onBroken Steel.LevelGood karmaNeutral karmaBad karmaAchievement/Trophy1Vault GuardianVault DwellerVault Delinquent-2Vault MartyrVault RenegadeVault Outlaw-3SentinelSeekerOpportunist-4DefenderWandererPlunderer-5DignitaryCitizenFat Cat-6PeacekeeperAdventurerMarauder-7Ranger of the WastesVagabond of the WastesPirate of the Wastes-8ProtectorMercenaryReaver10G/bronze9Urban AvengerUrban RangerUrban Invader-10ExemplarObserverNe’er-do-well-11Capital CrusaderCapital CouncilorCapital Crimelord-12PaladinKeeperDefiler-13Vault LegendVault DescendantVault Boogeyman-14Ambassador of PeacePinnacle of SurvivalHarbinger of War20G/bronze15Urban LegendUrban MythUrban Superstition-16Hero of the WastesStrider of the WastesVillain of the Wastes-17ParagonBeholderFiend-18Wasteland SaviorWasteland WatcherWasteland Destroyer-19SaintSuper-HumanEvil Incarnate-20Last, Best Hope of HumanityParadigm of HumanityScourge of Humanity30G/silver21Restorer of FaithSoldier of FortuneArchitect of Doom-22Model of SelflessnessProfiteerBringer of Sorrow-23ShepherdEgocentricDeceiver-24Friend of the PeopleLonerConsort of Discord-25Champion of JusticeHero for HireStuff of Nightmares-26Symbol of OrderModel of ApathyAgent of Chaos-27Herald of TranquilityPerson of RefinementInstrument of Ruin-28LightbringerMoneygrubberSoultaker-29Earthly AngelGray StrangerDemon’s Spawn-30MessiahTrue MortalDevil20G/bronzeObtaining karma pointsPositive
*Donating caps to a church (In increments of 10, 50, or 100):+1 karma per cap
*Selling fingers taken from the corpses of evil characters (you killed) to Sonora Cruz via the Lawbringer perk:+10 karma per finger
*Giving away scrap metal to Walter in Water Processing Plant, Megaton for free:+10 karma per item
*Giving away purified water to beggar characters like Carlos outside of Rivet City:+50 karma per item
*Performing a good action in a quest: At least +50 karma (ex: Bring Cherry to Rivet City.)
*Killing a very evil character or creature (Allistair Tenpenny , Mister Burke, Eulogy Jones, Carolina Red, Ahzrukhal, Jaime Palabras, Jotun, Ymir, and Cutter):+100 karma
*Disarming the Megaton bomb in The Power of the Atom quest without requesting payment:+200 karma
*Activating the failsafe in the Tranquility Lane quest: +300 karma
*Activating Project Purityyourself in the quest Take it Back!: +1000 karmaBroken Steel
*Blowing up the Enclave Mobile Command Crawler in the Who Dares Wins quest in the Broken Steeladd-on :+1000 karma
*Taking the Escalator to Heaven perk in the Broken Steel add-on: +2000 karma (essentially, it resets your karma to the maximum 1000)Neutral
*Taking the Karmic Rebalance perk in the Broken Steel add-on instantly sets your karma back to 0.Negative
*Devour a corpse (Cannibal perk required):-1 karma per corpse
*Stealing from a non-evil character or faction:-5 karma per instance (note that when stealing from owned (red text) containers, such as cabinets or lockers, the karma change applies once per activation of that container. Meaning, if you open a container once and steal two items, you lose 5 karma, but if you open the same container twice, stealing one item each time, you will lose 5 karma each time, which means you lose 10 karma). Items can be replaced in owned containers after being stolen, and then stolen again and again with the same karma loss each time, making for a useful method by which console gamers can decrease their karma, although repeatedly hacking an owned terminal is a faster way of doing this.
*Repeatedly hacking an owned (red text) terminal (Classifies as stealing, but can be done over and over again)-5 karma per hack attempt, NOTE, even accessing the terminal will result in negative karma
*Selling ears taken from the corpses of good characters (you killed) to Daniel Littlehorn via the Contract Killer Perk:-10 karma per ear
*Killing a good creature:-25 karma
*Performing an evil action in a quest: At least -50 karma
*Killing a non-evil character:-100 karma (although, this can be gotten around by shooting them once, making them hostile, then letting a follower kill them.)
*Giving psycho to Paulie Cantelli in Rivet City: -100 karma each time so long as he’s alive
*Enslaving any character with the Mesmetron:-100 karma
*Causing Mister Lopez to commit suicide (either by pushing him or insulting him):-500 karma
*Letting the feral ghouls into Tenpenny Tower in the Tenpenny Tower quest: -600 karma
*Blowing up Megaton in the Power of the Atom quest:-1000 karma
*Infecting Project Purity with the modified FEV in the Quest Take it Back!:-1000 karmaBroken Steel
*Blowing up the Citadel in the Who Dares Wins quest in the Broken Steel add-on :-1000 karma
*Taking the Devil’s Highway perk in the Broken Steel add-on:-2000 karma (essentially, it resets your karma to the minimum -1000)Effects of karma levelsGood karma
*Access to Star Paladin Cross and Fawkes.
*Talon Company Mercs will come after you.
*A citizen in Megaton will reward you for your good-doings with ammo and other random gifts.Neutral karma
*The use of the Impartial Mediation perk, the single biggest skill boost in the game.
*Access to Sergeant RL-3, a good early-to-mid game follower, and Butch.
*Neither Talon Company, nor the Regulators will come after you.Bad karma
*The Regulators will be after you.
*Access to Clover and Jericho, good early-to-mid game followers.
*A slaver in Paradise Falls will reward you for your wrong-doings with ammo and other random gifts.Companions and Karma
In Fallout 3, some companions have a karma level requirement that must be met if the player wishes to enlist them:
*Clover and Jericho need a bad karma to be recruited. After being hired, they will follow the player regardless of changes in karma level, although they will often mention how boring the player is, should he become good.
*Butch DeLoria and Sergeant RL-3, both recruited with neutral karma, are similar to Clover and Jericho. They will not leave if your karma becomes good or evil, but unlike Clover, you can’t get them back with a high or low karma level when the main story separates you.
*Players with high karma may hire Fawkes or Star Paladin Cross. They are not slaves or servants like Clover and Charon: they will follow you of their own free will, without any cost, if you ask them and have good karma. Be aware, however, that being good characters, they will leave your side if you become evil after hiring them, and will refuse to follow you again until your karma is high enough.
*Dogmeat will follow you regardless of what your karma level is.SoundsKarma gainKarma lose Retrieved from ’https://fallout-archive.fandom.com/wiki/Fallout_3_Karma?oldid=2137194’ Cleanup (Notes need to be moved to there respective pages, FO2 and FOT pages need creating and info from Karma titles section needs moving to those pages)To meet The Vault’s quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup. Please help by improving the article.
*Fallout Karma
*Fallout 3 Karma“
Karma’s a real bitch, you’d be wise to remember that.”— Michael Masters, Fallout 3
Karma is the reflection of all good and evil choices you make during the game and how they are perceived by the inhabitants of the wasteland in Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout Tactics.
*4Karma titles
*4.1Fallout 2 and Fallout TacticsOverview
Karma is, philosophically, the principle of cause and effect. Karma is not only the effects of your actions, but also your intentions that are taken into account and are measured in points called ’Karma points’. The more an intention or an action has as an impact, the more you win or lose karma points.
Karma affects a variety of elements, as you gain or lose Karma over the course of the game, people will behave differently toward you, it will unlock certain dialogue options or actions, open up certain areas of the wastelands, it can even affects which companions agree to join you in certain games.
It is classified by three types: good, neutral, and evil. Players always start a new game with 0 karma points (neutral).Apperances
In Fallout, karma is simply named ’general reputation’ (but has the same function as karma in other Fallout games) and reputation titles appeared.
In Fallout 2, what was originally called ’general reputation’ is renamed to karma, reputation titles are kept and a new stat called ’reputation’ is added, acting as a measurement of how you are perceived in various places.
In Fallout Tactics, reputation titles and reputation are removed, only karma is kept. Also, a new specific stat called ’rank’ is added, indicating your rank in the Midwestern Brotherhood of Steel.
In Fallout 3, only karma appeared. Although it is measured in points, the player never gets to see a numerical karmic value, only the status and the title.
In Fallout: New Vegas, karma is kept (like Fallout 3, the player never gets to see a numerical karmic value) and reputation returned, and acting now as a measurement of how you are perceived by various factions and various towns.Behind the scenes
*The Defender Vault Boy image is a reference to the comic book superhero Batman.
*The Shield of Hope Vault Boy image is a reference to the comic book superhero Captain America. Instead of having a star on the costume’s chest, Vault Boy’s sports a number 13, referencing Vault 13.
*The Guardian of the Wastes Vault Boy image is a reference to the British Army’s Foot Guards.
*The Savior of the Damned Vault Boy image is a reference to Dudley Do-Right of the 1959 collective two animated cartoon series The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show.
*The Demon Spawn Vault Boy image is a reference to the comic book superhero Spawn.What Does Karma Do In Fallout 3 WeaponsFallout 3 Companions: Guide And Full List - Best Tips ..Karma titles
In Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout Tactics, your karma status is defined by a ’karma title’, depending of your karma points and in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas, also on your level.
For Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics, specific Vault Boy images were to appear to represent each karma title, but probably due to an oversight, they don’t appear in-game and a specific image that includes all the karma titles is put in their place.Fallout 2 and Fallout TacticsNeutral KarmaWhat Does Karma Do In Fallout 3 - Yahoo Answers Results
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Wanderer (Warrior in Tactics), -249 to +249 karma pointsGood karma
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Defender, +250 karma points
*
Shield of Hope, +500 karma points
*
Guardian of the Wastes, +750 karma points
*
Savior of the Damned, +1000 karma pointsBad karmaWhat Does Karma Do In Fallout 3 Nuka
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Betrayer, -250 karma points
*
Sword of Despair, -500 karma points
*
Scourge of the Wastes, -750 karma points
*
Demon Spawn, -1000 karma pointsNotes
*Fallout 3 Some of Three dog’s news will be based on the player’s karma.
*Fallout 3 If the player’s karma ever becomes good, they will be targeted by Talon Company mercs (even if their karma subsequently drops back to neutral or evil). Likewise, if the player’s karma ever becomes evil, they will be targeted by Regulators, even if their karma later raises to neutral or good. A player that has been both good and evil (i.e. in order to recruit all followers) may sometimes find themselves attacked by both Talon Company mercs and Regulators at the same time (though they may attack each other first). Keeping a neutral karma level will result in neither Regulators nor Talon Company mercs bothering you.
*Fallout 3Fallout: New Vegas Since you never gets to see your karmic value, you can use the console commandplayer.getav karma to get your current karma points.
*Fallout: New Vegas When attempting to steal drained energy cells, casings, or any type of ammunition ingredients from non-player characters there is no risk of failure, karma loss and the non-player character will not react to the Courier even if detected when taking them. This could be due to the drained cells and casings having no monetary value, much the same way vendors will let you take casings for free from their shops.
*Fallout: New Vegas Sneak attack kills of feral ghouls grants good karma while ’loud’ kills grant none.
*Fallout: New Vegas There is a house in Nelson on the West side of the barracks which has approximately 157 small books (in a bookshelf to the left of the bed), all of which will cause negative karma when taken. If stealing an item gives -5 karma points (needs confirmation), then the player has the potential to gain -785 karma points, thus allowing the player to be recognized as evil in an extremely short time.
*Good characters can still be good with the cannibal perk since you only lose 1 karma point.
*Fallout 3 For good Karma points, you can give purified water to the homeless beggars, of which there are three: One is at Rivet City near the catwalk; one is sitting up next to a tree not far from the entrance gate to Tenpenny Tower; and the other is up on a small hill right outside of Megaton.
*Fallout 3 For good Karma points, you can donate money to Confessor Cromwell at the bomb in Megaton. One karma point per cap.What Does Karma Do In Fallout 3 Retrieved from ’https://fallout-archive.fandom.com/wiki/Karma?oldid=2123733’
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Fallout 3 good or bad karma. I’ve heard being bad in Fallout 3 is actually difficult, it’s not like Fable 2 where being bad is the ONLY way to play the game. Probably not but the Karma system in Fallout 3 did at least give some illusion to the impact of your actions. Plus it netted you a nice little title or two.For an overview of karma in the Fallout universe, see Karma.
Karma is the reflection of all good and evil choices you make during the game and how they are perceived by the inhabitants of the wasteland.
*3Obtaining karma points
*4Effects of karma levelsFallout: New Vegas Karma - The Vault Fallout Wiki ..Karma levels
You begin the game with a value of zero, which increases or decreases based on the players actions. There are 5 levels of karma:ValueKarmaImage-1000 to -750Very Evil-749 to -250Evil-249 to +249Neutral+250 to +749Good+750 to +1000Very GoodKarma titles
Your karma status is defined by a ’karma title’, depending of your karma points and on your level. Karma titles above level 20 can only be reached with the add-onBroken Steel.LevelGood karmaNeutral karmaBad karmaAchievement/Trophy1Vault GuardianVault DwellerVault Delinquent-2Vault MartyrVault RenegadeVault Outlaw-3SentinelSeekerOpportunist-4DefenderWandererPlunderer-5DignitaryCitizenFat Cat-6PeacekeeperAdventurerMarauder-7Ranger of the WastesVagabond of the WastesPirate of the Wastes-8ProtectorMercenaryReaver10G/bronze9Urban AvengerUrban RangerUrban Invader-10ExemplarObserverNe’er-do-well-11Capital CrusaderCapital CouncilorCapital Crimelord-12PaladinKeeperDefiler-13Vault LegendVault DescendantVault Boogeyman-14Ambassador of PeacePinnacle of SurvivalHarbinger of War20G/bronze15Urban LegendUrban MythUrban Superstition-16Hero of the WastesStrider of the WastesVillain of the Wastes-17ParagonBeholderFiend-18Wasteland SaviorWasteland WatcherWasteland Destroyer-19SaintSuper-HumanEvil Incarnate-20Last, Best Hope of HumanityParadigm of HumanityScourge of Humanity30G/silver21Restorer of FaithSoldier of FortuneArchitect of Doom-22Model of SelflessnessProfiteerBringer of Sorrow-23ShepherdEgocentricDeceiver-24Friend of the PeopleLonerConsort of Discord-25Champion of JusticeHero for HireStuff of Nightmares-26Symbol of OrderModel of ApathyAgent of Chaos-27Herald of TranquilityPerson of RefinementInstrument of Ruin-28LightbringerMoneygrubberSoultaker-29Earthly AngelGray StrangerDemon’s Spawn-30MessiahTrue MortalDevil20G/bronzeObtaining karma pointsPositive
*Donating caps to a church (In increments of 10, 50, or 100):+1 karma per cap
*Selling fingers taken from the corpses of evil characters (you killed) to Sonora Cruz via the Lawbringer perk:+10 karma per finger
*Giving away scrap metal to Walter in Water Processing Plant, Megaton for free:+10 karma per item
*Giving away purified water to beggar characters like Carlos outside of Rivet City:+50 karma per item
*Performing a good action in a quest: At least +50 karma (ex: Bring Cherry to Rivet City.)
*Killing a very evil character or creature (Allistair Tenpenny , Mister Burke, Eulogy Jones, Carolina Red, Ahzrukhal, Jaime Palabras, Jotun, Ymir, and Cutter):+100 karma
*Disarming the Megaton bomb in The Power of the Atom quest without requesting payment:+200 karma
*Activating the failsafe in the Tranquility Lane quest: +300 karma
*Activating Project Purityyourself in the quest Take it Back!: +1000 karmaBroken Steel
*Blowing up the Enclave Mobile Command Crawler in the Who Dares Wins quest in the Broken Steeladd-on :+1000 karma
*Taking the Escalator to Heaven perk in the Broken Steel add-on: +2000 karma (essentially, it resets your karma to the maximum 1000)Neutral
*Taking the Karmic Rebalance perk in the Broken Steel add-on instantly sets your karma back to 0.Negative
*Devour a corpse (Cannibal perk required):-1 karma per corpse
*Stealing from a non-evil character or faction:-5 karma per instance (note that when stealing from owned (red text) containers, such as cabinets or lockers, the karma change applies once per activation of that container. Meaning, if you open a container once and steal two items, you lose 5 karma, but if you open the same container twice, stealing one item each time, you will lose 5 karma each time, which means you lose 10 karma). Items can be replaced in owned containers after being stolen, and then stolen again and again with the same karma loss each time, making for a useful method by which console gamers can decrease their karma, although repeatedly hacking an owned terminal is a faster way of doing this.
*Repeatedly hacking an owned (red text) terminal (Classifies as stealing, but can be done over and over again)-5 karma per hack attempt, NOTE, even accessing the terminal will result in negative karma
*Selling ears taken from the corpses of good characters (you killed) to Daniel Littlehorn via the Contract Killer Perk:-10 karma per ear
*Killing a good creature:-25 karma
*Performing an evil action in a quest: At least -50 karma
*Killing a non-evil character:-100 karma (although, this can be gotten around by shooting them once, making them hostile, then letting a follower kill them.)
*Giving psycho to Paulie Cantelli in Rivet City: -100 karma each time so long as he’s alive
*Enslaving any character with the Mesmetron:-100 karma
*Causing Mister Lopez to commit suicide (either by pushing him or insulting him):-500 karma
*Letting the feral ghouls into Tenpenny Tower in the Tenpenny Tower quest: -600 karma
*Blowing up Megaton in the Power of the Atom quest:-1000 karma
*Infecting Project Purity with the modified FEV in the Quest Take it Back!:-1000 karmaBroken Steel
*Blowing up the Citadel in the Who Dares Wins quest in the Broken Steel add-on :-1000 karma
*Taking the Devil’s Highway perk in the Broken Steel add-on:-2000 karma (essentially, it resets your karma to the minimum -1000)Effects of karma levelsGood karma
*Access to Star Paladin Cross and Fawkes.
*Talon Company Mercs will come after you.
*A citizen in Megaton will reward you for your good-doings with ammo and other random gifts.Neutral karma
*The use of the Impartial Mediation perk, the single biggest skill boost in the game.
*Access to Sergeant RL-3, a good early-to-mid game follower, and Butch.
*Neither Talon Company, nor the Regulators will come after you.Bad karma
*The Regulators will be after you.
*Access to Clover and Jericho, good early-to-mid game followers.
*A slaver in Paradise Falls will reward you for your wrong-doings with ammo and other random gifts.Companions and Karma
In Fallout 3, some companions have a karma level requirement that must be met if the player wishes to enlist them:
*Clover and Jericho need a bad karma to be recruited. After being hired, they will follow the player regardless of changes in karma level, although they will often mention how boring the player is, should he become good.
*Butch DeLoria and Sergeant RL-3, both recruited with neutral karma, are similar to Clover and Jericho. They will not leave if your karma becomes good or evil, but unlike Clover, you can’t get them back with a high or low karma level when the main story separates you.
*Players with high karma may hire Fawkes or Star Paladin Cross. They are not slaves or servants like Clover and Charon: they will follow you of their own free will, without any cost, if you ask them and have good karma. Be aware, however, that being good characters, they will leave your side if you become evil after hiring them, and will refuse to follow you again until your karma is high enough.
*Dogmeat will follow you regardless of what your karma level is.SoundsKarma gainKarma lose Retrieved from ’https://fallout-archive.fandom.com/wiki/Fallout_3_Karma?oldid=2137194’ Cleanup (Notes need to be moved to there respective pages, FO2 and FOT pages need creating and info from Karma titles section needs moving to those pages)To meet The Vault’s quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup. Please help by improving the article.
*Fallout Karma
*Fallout 3 Karma“
Karma’s a real bitch, you’d be wise to remember that.”— Michael Masters, Fallout 3
Karma is the reflection of all good and evil choices you make during the game and how they are perceived by the inhabitants of the wasteland in Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout Tactics.
*4Karma titles
*4.1Fallout 2 and Fallout TacticsOverview
Karma is, philosophically, the principle of cause and effect. Karma is not only the effects of your actions, but also your intentions that are taken into account and are measured in points called ’Karma points’. The more an intention or an action has as an impact, the more you win or lose karma points.
Karma affects a variety of elements, as you gain or lose Karma over the course of the game, people will behave differently toward you, it will unlock certain dialogue options or actions, open up certain areas of the wastelands, it can even affects which companions agree to join you in certain games.
It is classified by three types: good, neutral, and evil. Players always start a new game with 0 karma points (neutral).Apperances
In Fallout, karma is simply named ’general reputation’ (but has the same function as karma in other Fallout games) and reputation titles appeared.
In Fallout 2, what was originally called ’general reputation’ is renamed to karma, reputation titles are kept and a new stat called ’reputation’ is added, acting as a measurement of how you are perceived in various places.
In Fallout Tactics, reputation titles and reputation are removed, only karma is kept. Also, a new specific stat called ’rank’ is added, indicating your rank in the Midwestern Brotherhood of Steel.
In Fallout 3, only karma appeared. Although it is measured in points, the player never gets to see a numerical karmic value, only the status and the title.
In Fallout: New Vegas, karma is kept (like Fallout 3, the player never gets to see a numerical karmic value) and reputation returned, and acting now as a measurement of how you are perceived by various factions and various towns.Behind the scenes
*The Defender Vault Boy image is a reference to the comic book superhero Batman.
*The Shield of Hope Vault Boy image is a reference to the comic book superhero Captain America. Instead of having a star on the costume’s chest, Vault Boy’s sports a number 13, referencing Vault 13.
*The Guardian of the Wastes Vault Boy image is a reference to the British Army’s Foot Guards.
*The Savior of the Damned Vault Boy image is a reference to Dudley Do-Right of the 1959 collective two animated cartoon series The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show.
*The Demon Spawn Vault Boy image is a reference to the comic book superhero Spawn.What Does Karma Do In Fallout 3 WeaponsFallout 3 Companions: Guide And Full List - Best Tips ..Karma titles
In Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout Tactics, your karma status is defined by a ’karma title’, depending of your karma points and in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas, also on your level.
For Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics, specific Vault Boy images were to appear to represent each karma title, but probably due to an oversight, they don’t appear in-game and a specific image that includes all the karma titles is put in their place.Fallout 2 and Fallout TacticsNeutral KarmaWhat Does Karma Do In Fallout 3 - Yahoo Answers Results
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Wanderer (Warrior in Tactics), -249 to +249 karma pointsGood karma
*
Defender, +250 karma points
*
Shield of Hope, +500 karma points
*
Guardian of the Wastes, +750 karma points
*
Savior of the Damned, +1000 karma pointsBad karmaWhat Does Karma Do In Fallout 3 Nuka
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Betrayer, -250 karma points
*
Sword of Despair, -500 karma points
*
Scourge of the Wastes, -750 karma points
*
Demon Spawn, -1000 karma pointsNotes
*Fallout 3 Some of Three dog’s news will be based on the player’s karma.
*Fallout 3 If the player’s karma ever becomes good, they will be targeted by Talon Company mercs (even if their karma subsequently drops back to neutral or evil). Likewise, if the player’s karma ever becomes evil, they will be targeted by Regulators, even if their karma later raises to neutral or good. A player that has been both good and evil (i.e. in order to recruit all followers) may sometimes find themselves attacked by both Talon Company mercs and Regulators at the same time (though they may attack each other first). Keeping a neutral karma level will result in neither Regulators nor Talon Company mercs bothering you.
*Fallout 3Fallout: New Vegas Since you never gets to see your karmic value, you can use the console commandplayer.getav karma to get your current karma points.
*Fallout: New Vegas When attempting to steal drained energy cells, casings, or any type of ammunition ingredients from non-player characters there is no risk of failure, karma loss and the non-player character will not react to the Courier even if detected when taking them. This could be due to the drained cells and casings having no monetary value, much the same way vendors will let you take casings for free from their shops.
*Fallout: New Vegas Sneak attack kills of feral ghouls grants good karma while ’loud’ kills grant none.
*Fallout: New Vegas There is a house in Nelson on the West side of the barracks which has approximately 157 small books (in a bookshelf to the left of the bed), all of which will cause negative karma when taken. If stealing an item gives -5 karma points (needs confirmation), then the player has the potential to gain -785 karma points, thus allowing the player to be recognized as evil in an extremely short time.
*Good characters can still be good with the cannibal perk since you only lose 1 karma point.
*Fallout 3 For good Karma points, you can give purified water to the homeless beggars, of which there are three: One is at Rivet City near the catwalk; one is sitting up next to a tree not far from the entrance gate to Tenpenny Tower; and the other is up on a small hill right outside of Megaton.
*Fallout 3 For good Karma points, you can donate money to Confessor Cromwell at the bomb in Megaton. One karma point per cap.What Does Karma Do In Fallout 3 Retrieved from ’https://fallout-archive.fandom.com/wiki/Karma?oldid=2123733’
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