I’m not sure he really belongs at the bottom of this list, but someone has to! His blind dedication to the institution is boring, especially since it’s an organization that totally denies his autonomy and humanity. I don’t know why I dislike X6 so much, to be honest. I honestly completely missed Roxie, the cyber-dog from Old World Blues.Īnd now onto the list, starting with my least favourite: 31. In New Vegas, I missed Lily Bowen because I thought she was only available for the quest “Guess Who I Saw Today” and I knew I could handle it without her. Raul Alfonso Tejada was a bit too much of a downer to last with me past the door of his cell. Same with Jericho, who calls me a “Lil’ goody two shoes out of the Vault.” Butch DeLoria is some I travelled with a tiny bit, but I didn’t even discover Trouble on The Home Front until my third or so playthrough. As for Clover, I honestly didn’t know that you could buy her from Eulogy Jones since my karma is never Evil enough to get that option.

In Fallout 3, I swear I never even met Star Paladin Cross or Sergeant RL-3, although Sergeant RL-3 needs to be purchased by one, out of the way merchant. So since it’s one of my favourite parts of these games, here is my ranking of all the companions from Fallout 3, New Vegas, and 4!īefore we start, for full disclosure, here are the companions that I never travelled with, or at least not for a substantial amount of time.

The modern Fallout games have quite the roster of companions, and it’s especially interesting in Fallout 4 with the romance system. Sure, they may get in your way and aggro enemies you were trying to sneak up on, but there is something reassuring about taking on the wasteland with someone to cover you when things get dicey. I absolutely love travelling with companions in Fallout games.

Fallout 3 butch romance