Step into the Mojave Wasteland and discover which iconic Fallout: New Vegas character you are most like. Are you a diplomatic fixer, a ruthless survivor, or a wild card? Answer our questions to find out!
1. How do you usually handle conflict?
I assist others in resolving their conflicts.
I prefer to use strategic thinking to outmaneuver my opponents.
I try to negotiate and find a peaceful resolution.
I rely on my combat skills to dominate the conflict.
2. Would you steal to survive?
I would help others survive even if it means I go without.
Yes, survival comes first no matter the cost.
Only if absolutely necessary.
No, I'd rather find another way.
3. How do you manage scarce resources?
Share resources to ensure everyone's well-being.
Carefully ration resources and plan ahead.
Innovate and find alternative solutions.
Use resources as needed without hesitation.
4. What would you prioritize in rebuilding society?
Fostering innovation and technological advancements.
Survival of the fittest, ensuring the strongest lead.
Establishing a strong governance and order.
Ensuring community welfare and support.
5. How do you view the role of technology in survival?
Embrace it, technology is the future.
It's a tool like any other, use it when necessary.
Prefer traditional methods, technology can be unpredictable.
Use it cautiously, it can be a double-edged sword.
6. What is your approach to leadership?
Act as a supporter rather than a leader.
Take charge and make decisive decisions.
Lead by example and inspire others.
Collaborate and ensure everyone's voice is heard.
7. How do you handle betrayal?
Seek revenge, betrayal cannot go unpunished.
Try to understand the reasons behind it.
Move on and avoid the person in the future.
Strategically use the betrayal to your advantage.
8. What do you value most in a team?
Loyalty and trust.
Strong leadership and direction.
High morale and positivity.
Skills and expertise.
9. How do you handle moral dilemmas?
I weigh the consequences and choose the lesser evil.
Stick to my moral code no matter the cost.
I do what I feel is right at the moment.
Make practical decisions that benefit the most.
10. What's your take on alliances?
Alliances are crucial for mutual benefit and stability.
Prefer to be self-reliant and avoid alliances.
Alliances should be formed with like-minded individuals.
Alliances are useful as long as they serve my goals.
11. How do you deal with failure?
Analyze what went wrong and adapt.
Learn from it and plan my next move.
Keep pushing forward regardless.
Reflect and seek emotional support from allies.
12. How do you view the importance of knowledge?
Sharing knowledge with others is crucial.
Knowledge is power and essential for survival.
Common sense and intuition guide me more than knowledge.
Practical knowledge is more important than theory.
