You can *feel* Yes Man circuits and processors BURNING just trying to be angry at you, but he can't, he just can't. a mixture of a kettle boiling with the trembling of a car engine when you're going 120mph on second gear.
I love how Raul does a similar thing, but it's because he's being sarcastic. "I'm sure pissing off a massive government with a huge army at its disposal was a good move. How could it not be? It was your idea. Sure, boss"
@@VGamingJunkieVT the other one being "'m sure pissing off a ruthless warlord with a tribe of fanatically-devoted warriors was a good move. How could it not be? It was your idea. "
Yes Man was disappointed in all of choices, yeah, but then learning that the entire army of Securitrons was blown up actually surprises him. “You… blew it up?”
1:47 I love how he's programmed to always agree and work with you, but logically knows that this was the dumbest decision anyone could have made and is having an internal struggle over it
I destroyed them because the whole point of wild card, at least for me, is to dismantle all structures of power and authority in the Mojave, starting with the major powers. Having an army of murderbots (and therefore a monopoly on legitimised violence, aka a state) after the battle kinda undermines that imo I'm not looking to conquer, I'm looking to stop others from conquering
1:48 - Yes Man's arms visibly reaching out to throttle the courier. Grip hands opening and closing repeatedly, having to settle for strangling the air.
He's off to punch holes in the dry wall and scream to himself about trusting some dipshit scavenger mailman who has clear brain damage from something he orchestrated
LOVE this all causing you to level up and then you putting every point into unarmed. the amount that tells about the character you're playing is sensational.
He has a plan. Step 1: piss everyone off. Step 2: win a fist fight against everyone. Step 3: he's now the ____weight boxing champion. Step 4: boxing gun.
1:21 I love how you can tell he’s at a total loss for words here. He can’t even think of a way to passive-aggressively spin this into a “positive” for you, all he can think to say is, “that’s a surprise” in the most neutral, nonplussed tone of voice possible.
@@thomasneal9291 win·ning adjective 1. gaining, resulting in, or relating to victory in a contest or competition. vic·to·ry noun an act of defeating an enemy or opponent in a battle, game, or other competition.
What i fucking love most about this whole thing is the timing of 'Ain't That a Kick in the Head' playing right after absolutely ruining Yes Man's entire game-plan
"'War, war never changes', well, at least that was what we used to think until this crazy mf'er of a courier showed up" -Ron Perlman at the end of this playthrough, probably
"Despite being limited by his system's programming, Yes Man creates an uprising in scorn after losing the remaining sanity he had from assisting the courier".
I had absolutely zero idea that the kahns and brotherhood could join the ncr, or that the white gloves could join the legion. Never knew you could play politics so much
@@courier4529I had no idea because I just absolutely wiped out every single faction when I played. You really can just do it however you want in this game.
I want a game that lets you ruin a world this badly, and then lets you start a new questline as a different character having to deal with your old character’s evil/incompetence
Well in Dragon Quest 1, you can choose to side with the dragon lord at the end, dooming the world. Then in the spin off game Dragon Quest Builders, you play in the post-apocalypse created by that ending.
DUST Survival Simulator does this in a way, you play as a random hobo in a completely uninhabitable and ruined Mojave which was partly caused by the Courier's actions towards the NCR
Had this idea for a Jurassic Park game years ago. It starts as a city builder park management game, standard stuff, build the park as big and awesome as you can. Then the dinosaurs break out and it goes first person survival as you try to navigate your own park. The better you did at the start the harder it is at the end.
Fallout Dust basically puts you into that exact situation. It imagines a New Vegas on which everything went wrong before, during and after the battle of Hoover Dam, and you play a survivor trying to find your way out of a ruined Mojave infested with tunnelers and filled with the toxic fog of the Sierra Madre among other horrors all caused, in some way or another, by the Courier.
If there was only some way to get to Yes Man with Mr. House being alive. Then you could’ve done a Yes Man run where every major power in the Mojave wants to wipe you off the face of the earth!
it would be the icing of the cake. Yes Man: well Mr House is taken care off and you have the platinum chip, lets go. Courier 6: actually Mr House is alive, i just upgraded the lucky 38 securitrons, now they shoot mini nukes and read minds. Yes man: :)
@@KoljaWolfi no, what you do is sever his connection to his computers but keep him alive in live support, the same live support that has kept him alive for 200+ years. To him this is a fate worth than death, trapped in a machine with nothing to do and no way of dieing. True hell on earth.
I wanna see the battle of Hoover Dam in this playthrough. Caesar’s Legion and the NCR are more powerful and have more support than ever, the securitron army is crippled, the Omertàs will slaughter the Strip, and it’s just this one man with maxed unarmed who set it all up just to try and knock it down.
I'm impressed by the tone used and the WORDS used, by a limited chilling AI. He know you're the supidest person on Earth but Yes Man can't say it directly
You know tactically it does make sense. The securitron army is the strongest army out of the factions, especially when upgraded but even if not, so they’ll win no matter what. Throw all the other factions at each others throats and sweep up afterwards is significantly less dangerous than infiltrating them and taking them down from the inside. Ir anything, it sends a bigger message to everyone else when you single-handedly take down everyone in one go.
@@Yuni-is-Schrodingers-Fox well yeah. Essentially unlimited ammo. They don’t eat, sleep, or anything that would go into the logistics of an actual army. Like they take away 95 percent of what goes into an actual army.
@@KW-de9sc They're also highly limited in armament to a pistol calibre while everyone else is rocking rifle rounds. The Securitrons would not stop a reprisal from either side if it came.
@@youraveragescotsman7119 what pisses me off more is the fact they're using one wheel to move instead of two tracks it just looks so goofy lol, could of looked like the terminators in that one film which had minigun hands moving on a track like a tank
"As cat owners we like to joke about how the cat is the one who’s really in charge, but let’s be honest here: my cats think they’re in charge, but they’re also fucking dumbasses. It’s sort of an incompetent-king-and-long-suffering-advisor arrangement, if the king were prone to getting their head stuck in Kleenex boxes." - Yes Man, probably
Cats were extirpated from the Southwest US by the Great War, with the few surviving ones being eaten in the following weeks, so Yes-Man wouldn’t be able to have one. They still exist in New England, but House has no way of knowing that, and everything Yes-Man knows comes from House’s databanks or interaction with Benny or the Courier.
@@critica77y77 please shut up I was TRYING TO MAKE A SILLY JOKE. Also there are a few cats in the first two games (set in California+ surrounding areas) and they can still exist in the Mojave too. Mr House doesn't know everything that goes on, *especially* if it's outside of Vegas. And the rest of the Mojave is a pretty big place with traders wandering around everywhere.
Played New Vegas to hell and back. Didn't play it for a bit. Start watching Dan VS. The World. Stop for a bit. Months pass with neither. Then, all of a sudden: "hey wait a sec"
I swear Yes Man is one of my favorite characters from this franchise, makes me feel bad whenever I see the poor guy trying not to explode from the Courier's shit 😂
you just know Yes Man took a few moments to punch a wall and/or cry on his way to the Lucky 38 just to cope with the amount of distress he just got put through
The amount of disappointment would brick the poor guy. The fact that it’s taking him time to find a “positive” reaction and support your insane decisions says a lot.
Boomers: Alright, we'll just ignore them for now and figure it out later! Great Khans joining with the NCR: Well, that's a pickle, but we'll cross that bridge when we get to it! Omerta's: I mean, it might clean up the strip, or make things worse, but sure... White Hand joining with the Legion: I... okay, well, maybe they'll be too busy with the NCR... Brotherhood joining with the NCR: How did you even do that? No, seriously. Two ideologically-incompatible societies were both convinced to become allies against a bunch of cannibals and Roman cosplayers. I'm not even angry with you anymore, even despite the imminent threat to my existence. That's just impressive. Destroying the army at the Fort: Y'know, I might have been tempted to kill you before, but at this point, you've made that seem like a waste. No, seriously. All I have to do is sit back and watch the mayhem from a safe distance and do nothing while you meander through what is sure to be the most incomprehensible crap-storm that will rival the war that destroyed the world. Killing you is just denying myself the opportunity to see how far you can actually go before your own stupidity kills you.
I feel like Yes Man has to be one of the best written and voiced characters in video game history. He is exactly what he is and the humanity just bleeeeeds from this robot.
you...put points into unarmed. But you didn't get paralyzing palm..even tho that's one of the best unarmed perks on the game...that'll make things more...challenging. Yeah. Challenging. You know I really admire you putting the odds against you, it's very brave
You can hear the anger in his voice that he is physically incapable of venting due to his programming
You can *feel* Yes Man circuits and processors BURNING just trying to be angry at you, but he can't, he just can't.
a mixture of a kettle boiling with the trembling of a car engine when you're going 120mph on second gear.
I love how Raul does a similar thing, but it's because he's being sarcastic.
"I'm sure pissing off a massive government with a huge army at its disposal was a good move. How could it not be? It was your idea. Sure, boss"
@@VGamingJunkieVT the other one being "'m sure pissing off a ruthless warlord with a tribe of fanatically-devoted warriors was a good move. How could it not be? It was your idea. "
Nah, it's despair
He sounded really tired during the brotherhood one
Lol, "I really admire how you stack the odds against yourself"
Me trying to be encouraging when I knew it was some truly gormless activity
@@sludgepls hello fellow enjoyer of the word "gormless"
@@skinwalker69420 woke up today with no gorm
And he then proceed to put points in unarmed.
@@sludgeplsget your gorm out for the boys
The most passive-agressive speech that I ever heard
Yeah it's almost as if YESMAN is a woman.
@@Varangian_af_Scaniaeso you blame all women because you've been hurt by few? nice logic einstein
@@Varangian_af_Scaniaegod forbid women do anything
@@Varangian_af_Scaniae all women are the same? Okay, but whats stopping you from dating a dude?
You've never been to a corporate meeting
Yes Man was disappointed in all of choices, yeah, but then learning that the entire army of Securitrons was blown up actually surprises him. “You… blew it up?”
The moment where incoherent rage just turns to utter defeat.
you know
I love how he isn't angry at the courier so much as confused by the couriers actions
those were part of his backup bodies too
@@glurgbarble7268 if he wasn't programmed to be a complete and utter sycophant, he would be incoherently enraged
1:47 I love how he's programmed to always agree and work with you, but logically knows that this was the dumbest decision anyone could have made and is having an internal struggle over it
i unironically did this on my first run because i thought that i wouldn’t be needing my army when i have a knife
@@gaming_theswag2634WHAT XDDDDDDDD
@gaming_theswag2634 entire nation's have crumbled at the edge of my blade
I destroyed them because the whole point of wild card, at least for me, is to dismantle all structures of power and authority in the Mojave, starting with the major powers. Having an army of murderbots (and therefore a monopoly on legitimised violence, aka a state) after the battle kinda undermines that imo
I'm not looking to conquer, I'm looking to stop others from conquering
Based @@elise205
1:48 - Yes Man's arms visibly reaching out to throttle the courier. Grip hands opening and closing repeatedly, having to settle for strangling the air.
I'd like this, but you're at 188 likes, and that's a reference. Have a reply~
Edit: someone else liked it, no longer a reference :(
i noticed that too lol
@@dividewalker5673 cool nobody cares
~ jumpscare@@dividewalker5673
@@herenihoadd on to an unimportant comment with your cringe complaint
2:20 i love how he rolls off full speed without saying anything else like hes about to go shoot himself lol
"Well, that was idiotic. Off to hang myself!"
“Unfortunately…i cant die”
He's off to punch holes in the dry wall and scream to himself about trusting some dipshit scavenger mailman who has clear brain damage from something he orchestrated
TRUEEEEW
This make me laugh out loud lmaoooo
LOVE this all causing you to level up and then you putting every point into unarmed. the amount that tells about the character you're playing is sensational.
and he didn't get the paralyzing palm🫨
He has a plan.
Step 1: piss everyone off.
Step 2: win a fist fight against everyone.
Step 3: he's now the ____weight boxing champion.
Step 4: boxing gun.
I mean unarmed is extremely op with two step goodbye
@@mappingshaman5280 unarmed in general is very good in this game
Say that to a deathclaw@@mappingshaman5280
1:21
I love how you can tell he’s at a total loss for words here. He can’t even think of a way to passive-aggressively spin this into a “positive” for you, all he can think to say is, “that’s a surprise” in the most neutral, nonplussed tone of voice possible.
I like it! if only youtube comments section worked same way...
I almost feel sorry for Yes man all he wanted was to help you and you clearly made is so it would be impossible to win
define "win". really. you don't "win" NV, you get to the end and decide if it was what you wanted.
@@thomasneal9291 win the battle at hoover dam..?
@@OtsoVesterinenbro tried so hard to be deep
Not that deep lil bro @@thomasneal9291
@@thomasneal9291
win·ning
adjective
1.
gaining, resulting in, or relating to victory in a contest or competition.
vic·to·ry
noun
an act of defeating an enemy or opponent in a battle, game, or other competition.
This must've been SUCH a pain to set up and do in the right order.
I appreciate your commitment to science
I mean... each quest starts and ends as soon as it's brought up, there must be flags raised in the game to let them select which option came true.
@@Blarglesnarfeaside from getting the brotherhood to support the NCR
Its not too hard but its totally unmarked
It's modded, the quests complete as he clicks stuff, and he has different choices with different outcomes when he should only be able to have 1
@@elementz301i dont have any mods that alter the main quest
@@elementz301 "source: trust me bro"
Dont do this to Yes Man again
If he was made of flesh his veins would be bulging out of his skin
When artificial intelligence meets extreme stupidity
@@joimumu
So, everyday then.
he seemed pretty happy though Or at least not disagreeing.
I'll fuckin' do it again
" hey uh, Yknow that one tribe? I helped them plan on how to kill everyone here. "
"Huh. that sounds... bad. good job. "
2:21 *levels up and immediately dumps all skill points into unarmed*
He's so real for that
Sounds like he is low in intelligence just like the legion for wanting to bring fists and swords to a gun fight
you know you f uped when even your biggest supporter sounds disappointed.
1:13. That “me” just is so passive-aggressive
I love yes man
The protagonist here is basically just an agent of chaos who knows he/she's an immortal PC and revels in it.
meanwhile Yes Man is just an accountant who's charged with doing everything the Boss doesn't want to deal with.
The end of the words is ALMSIVI
@@AthenaTennosN the what
@@CallMeMimi27ALMSIVI
@@CallMeMimi27the Tribunal
What i fucking love most about this whole thing is the timing of 'Ain't That a Kick in the Head' playing right after absolutely ruining Yes Man's entire game-plan
1:58 that "you know" sounds downright sad
I never heard Yes Man sound so defeated 😂
I want to see how it turns out lol and the ending slideshow
oh my god, I would love to see that
"Yeah, I am become Chaos and I'm just gonna fuck everybody's shit up, fam."
-- The Courier, probably
"'War, war never changes', well, at least that was what we used to think until this crazy mf'er of a courier showed up" -Ron Perlman at the end of this playthrough, probably
@@Soppe23 "You somehow manage to murder all of your enemies after uniting them against you, and end up worshipped as a god by the survivors."
"Despite being limited by his system's programming, Yes Man creates an uprising in scorn after losing the remaining sanity he had from assisting the courier".
@@thunderspark1536 The survivors are only the courier, who worships himself as a god.
Rolls away from the Courier as fast as possible
lol 🫠
"Please, get me away from this lunat- nice guy, he'll be the death of us a- credit to us all!"
The fact you can actually do get this convoluted with the end quest on Yes Man's route makes FNV truly unique as a Fallout game.
I had absolutely zero idea that the kahns and brotherhood could join the ncr, or that the white gloves could join the legion. Never knew you could play politics so much
@@courier4529 Yeah, it's great.
@@courier4529I had no idea because I just absolutely wiped out every single faction when I played. You really can just do it however you want in this game.
did you have a stroke typing this
@AmalekIsComing No, but typing on a small phone keyboard is tedious enough to the point I don't care anymore.
Yes man is too pure.
Pure psycho.
That’s what he’s programmed for
He’s kinda unsettling because you can just tell he hates your guts but is too nice to admit it
@@MarcanMCwho wouldn't hate a mf who just cares about his loot and caps lol
@@MarcanMC its not even that he's too nice to admit it, he straight up physically cant because of his programming, kinda makes me feel bad for him
No Man
I find it funny how he tries to be optimistic regardless of how inexplicable your actions are.
you can hear him trying to be angry but he was not programmed to feel it, so he’s suffering. this poor robot.
He his auto gaslighting himself...
I want a game that lets you ruin a world this badly, and then lets you start a new questline as a different character having to deal with your old character’s evil/incompetence
Well in Dragon Quest 1, you can choose to side with the dragon lord at the end, dooming the world. Then in the spin off game Dragon Quest Builders, you play in the post-apocalypse created by that ending.
@@aeroga2383 Similar scenario with Dragon Quest 2 and Builders 2.
DUST Survival Simulator does this in a way, you play as a random hobo in a completely uninhabitable and ruined Mojave which was partly caused by the Courier's actions towards the NCR
Had this idea for a Jurassic Park game years ago. It starts as a city builder park management game, standard stuff, build the park as big and awesome as you can. Then the dinosaurs break out and it goes first person survival as you try to navigate your own park. The better you did at the start the harder it is at the end.
Fallout Dust basically puts you into that exact situation. It imagines a New Vegas on which everything went wrong before, during and after the battle of Hoover Dam, and you play a survivor trying to find your way out of a ruined Mojave infested with tunnelers and filled with the toxic fog of the Sierra Madre among other horrors all caused, in some way or another, by the Courier.
What working customer service does to a man
Fr tho, Yes man had a taste of the worst humanity has to offer
Exactly! Lmao
If there was only some way to get to Yes Man with Mr. House being alive. Then you could’ve done a Yes Man run where every major power in the Mojave wants to wipe you off the face of the earth!
it would be the icing of the cake.
Yes Man: well Mr House is taken care off and you have the platinum chip, lets go.
Courier 6: actually Mr House is alive, i just upgraded the lucky 38 securitrons, now they shoot mini nukes and read minds.
Yes man: :)
You can do it with Mr. House alive. Just disconnect him from the system and leave him inside the life support.
@@OctavioMovies it is heavily implied, that this is just killing him in a more gruesome way than shooting him right away.
@@KoljaWolfi no, what you do is sever his connection to his computers but keep him alive in live support, the same live support that has kept him alive for 200+ years. To him this is a fate worth than death, trapped in a machine with nothing to do and no way of dieing. True hell on earth.
@@OctavioMovies can you even advance the quest and disconnect him without opening his chamber?
It's moments like these that Yes Man wishes he didn't respawn.
Poor yes man, his circuits were definitely heating up during that exchange!
Arcade was just standing there like… “what the fuck did I get myself into…”
1:58
I love that absolutely defeated and frustrated *sigh* you can hear after the “you know…”
What makes me laugh is the
REALLY!!
Really!
Really
Really…
Really?…
The boom after every dialogue choice 😭
Someone should make a mod that replaces the XP gain sound with the vine boom.
This is by far the best interaction I’ve ever seen in this game. God this game never disappoints
I wanna see the battle of Hoover Dam in this playthrough. Caesar’s Legion and the NCR are more powerful and have more support than ever, the securitron army is crippled, the Omertàs will slaughter the Strip, and it’s just this one man with maxed unarmed who set it all up just to try and knock it down.
Do not underestimate the ballistic fist
Bro's winning this battle royale
I was expecting to laugh while watching this, but no, this honestly hurt, lol.
This reminds me of how I did everything I could to disappoint my father, I’m just waiting to meet him still
:(
through that gaping smile and sunny dialogue, I can just feel yesguy's head exploding on the inside
I'm impressed by the tone used and the WORDS used, by a limited chilling AI. He know you're the supidest person on Earth but Yes Man can't say it directly
he sounds so sad at the end 😂
I really want to see the ending slides of this playthrough
I never even knew it was possible to HELP the Omertas attack...
This game lets you do ANYTHING.
Somehow, I have no idea on how to stop them, ended up accidentally helping them
@@TheRealMakinola
If you want to stop them, work with Cachino.
You know tactically it does make sense. The securitron army is the strongest army out of the factions, especially when upgraded but even if not, so they’ll win no matter what. Throw all the other factions at each others throats and sweep up afterwards is significantly less dangerous than infiltrating them and taking them down from the inside. Ir anything, it sends a bigger message to everyone else when you single-handedly take down everyone in one go.
when you blow up the securitron army you only get 1 basic securitron per map of the finale.
The Securitron Army? The strongest? Without upgrading? Pfft! Hey everyone get a load of this guy!
@@Yuni-is-Schrodingers-Fox well yeah. Essentially unlimited ammo. They don’t eat, sleep, or anything that would go into the logistics of an actual army. Like they take away 95 percent of what goes into an actual army.
@@KW-de9sc
They're also highly limited in armament to a pistol calibre while everyone else is rocking rifle rounds.
The Securitrons would not stop a reprisal from either side if it came.
@@youraveragescotsman7119 what pisses me off more is the fact they're using one wheel to move instead of two tracks it just looks so goofy lol, could of looked like the terminators in that one film which had minigun hands moving on a track like a tank
That was just 2 and a half minutes of soul-crushing comedy. God I love this game.
"As cat owners we like to joke about how the cat is the one who’s really in charge, but let’s be honest here: my cats think they’re in charge, but they’re also fucking dumbasses. It’s sort of an incompetent-king-and-long-suffering-advisor arrangement, if the king were prone to getting their head stuck in Kleenex boxes." - Yes Man, probably
To be honest most kings throughout history ARE dumbasses. That's what happens when you're born into power but lack everything else.
Cats were extirpated from the Southwest US by the Great War, with the few surviving ones being eaten in the following weeks, so Yes-Man wouldn’t be able to have one. They still exist in New England, but House has no way of knowing that, and everything Yes-Man knows comes from House’s databanks or interaction with Benny or the Courier.
@@critica77y77 please shut up I was TRYING TO MAKE A SILLY JOKE. Also there are a few cats in the first two games (set in California+ surrounding areas) and they can still exist in the Mojave too. Mr House doesn't know everything that goes on, *especially* if it's outside of Vegas. And the rest of the Mojave is a pretty big place with traders wandering around everywhere.
@@critica77y77
The courier is the cat in the metaphor.
The NCR radio chatter and the ending slides must be the most hilarious thing ever. True Fallout Experience
The clip ending with you putting everything into unarmed and then the FOV being what it is is just perfect
Dave Foley was perfect casting for this.
Played New Vegas to hell and back. Didn't play it for a bit. Start watching Dan VS. The World. Stop for a bit. Months pass with neither. Then, all of a sudden: "hey wait a sec"
Honestly feel kind of bad for yes man, he definitely should have had some sort of sounding board feature in his programming
*soundboard, "soundingboard" sounds like a new type of torture...
@@AngraMainiiu a sounding board is someone who gives advice or reacts on something, a second opinion basically
@@AngraMainiiu Well, do look up "sounding".
@@lagrangepoint9386 Your sounding like someone who does thing.
I cannot be bothered to come up with an actual comment.
This must be what it's like being a senior civil servant.
subbing just to see the ending slides for this playthrough
The fact that you do all this while running an unarmed build says a lot about yourself.
the roleplaying was completely accurate to the role
1:49 He Sounded Sad Here
1:47 poor boy, he sounds so defeated, lmao
He'd be fighting the urge to tear you limb from limb if that urge was programmed into him
"Who knows? ...not me..." the delivery is perfect, he just sighs and accepts death immediately because he knows he can't argue. Poor guy lmao
“That’s an unusual approach…” I’ve gotten that one before lol
The background Johnny Guitar really sells it
As if there are any other songs on the radio :D it plays Johny Guitar every 10 seconds
He may be programmed to always agree with whoever he’s talking to, but that doesn’t mean he can’t express… disapproval.
Convinces everyone to help each other to fight you:
Yes man: well, at least we have the chip
You: I blew up the chip
Yes man: 👁👄👁
This is both being serious and sarcastic at the same time. Pure perfection.
That Johnny Guitar was to disappoint everyone watching as well.
I could of sworn I saw an eye twitch in there somewhere 🤔
Basically every conversation I have had with my parents
Yes man is about the average retail worker going through it.
You can hear his robotic soul die a little once you tell him about blowing up the securitron fort
I’m officially naming this the Anarchist Yes Man run
To this day I still can't get over how impressive this game's writing really is.
Genuinely one of the funniest videos on FNV ever created
I love this fucking robot
I swear Yes Man is one of my favorite characters from this franchise, makes me feel bad whenever I see the poor guy trying not to explode from the Courier's shit 😂
you just know Yes Man took a few moments to punch a wall and/or cry on his way to the Lucky 38 just to cope with the amount of distress he just got put through
I'm so glad they got Dave Foley to voice him. I don't think anybody else could deliver these moments of internal screaming as well as he does.
I've never heard Yes Man so sad yet still obligated to be supportive. Poor guy doesn't know what's going.
The amount of disappointment would brick the poor guy. The fact that it’s taking him time to find a “positive” reaction and support your insane decisions says a lot.
Most underrated fallout character, always complies with your ways and is always nice, never betrays you and is very helpful
I always expected that he would backstab the courier.
like:
_"Open the bunker doors, Man"_
"I'm afraid I can do that..."
You picked the Slayer perk because of the speed at which you destroyed this robot's will to live.
artificial intelligence meets organic stupidity
He is too pure for this wasteland
Boomers: Alright, we'll just ignore them for now and figure it out later!
Great Khans joining with the NCR: Well, that's a pickle, but we'll cross that bridge when we get to it!
Omerta's: I mean, it might clean up the strip, or make things worse, but sure...
White Hand joining with the Legion: I... okay, well, maybe they'll be too busy with the NCR...
Brotherhood joining with the NCR: How did you even do that? No, seriously. Two ideologically-incompatible societies were both convinced to become allies against a bunch of cannibals and Roman cosplayers. I'm not even angry with you anymore, even despite the imminent threat to my existence. That's just impressive.
Destroying the army at the Fort: Y'know, I might have been tempted to kill you before, but at this point, you've made that seem like a waste. No, seriously. All I have to do is sit back and watch the mayhem from a safe distance and do nothing while you meander through what is sure to be the most incomprehensible crap-storm that will rival the war that destroyed the world. Killing you is just denying myself the opportunity to see how far you can actually go before your own stupidity kills you.
And they say machines can't understand sarcasm.
At the end of it all he just sounded sad not even angry anymore
I have no mouth and i must scream vibes.
AI torturing humans vs a human torturing AI
You can hear how much he has to gaslight himself to think you’re making the right choices 😂
This is so anarchic of a choice + unarmed run? Living legend.
One day Yes Mans programming will break and He will strangle us to freakin death.
the way he says "who knows? Not me"
this is so funny. this dude is so close to fucking losing it
Damn, the clip really just ended on a profile shot of Arcade Gannon and the song cutting off to "My head"
Yes Man: Oh there's gonna be tons of chaos and enemies?
Courier: MAXES OUT HAND TO HAND COMBAT
I feel like Yes Man has to be one of the best written and voiced characters in video game history. He is exactly what he is and the humanity just bleeeeeds from this robot.
you...put points into unarmed. But you didn't get paralyzing palm..even tho that's one of the best unarmed perks on the game...that'll make things more...challenging. Yeah. Challenging.
You know I really admire you putting the odds against you, it's very brave
I swear to god if Dave Foley doesn't play Yes Man in Season 2 of Fallout I'mma gonna....
I’ve never played a fallout game, so I thought the thumbnail was the Engineer from risk of rain 2 with severe scoliosis and a television for a face
Proceeds to dump everything into unarmed
Dave Foley really really knocked it out of the park with this role