Sweary, addicted to whisky, tough-talking and yet believable, she is one of the best allies in Mojave, not just because she's a superb riflewoman and comes with a perk that makes you immune to the adverse effects of alcohol, but because she's very well-written. doesn't matter what size his pecker is, he's sure giving Mojave a good f***ing.'). Rose of Sharon Cassidy You first come across Cass drinking herself half to death at the Mojave Outpost, one of the furthest reaches of the wasteland, whilst speculating that the giant New California Republic statues outside are an exercise in overcompensation ('as for Caesar. And yet, behind the humour, there's a touch of pathos in the entries on the employee terminals, which preserve the moments before and during the nuclear holocaust. There's a ghoul mechanic kept prisoner up there whose notes detail another super-mutant's rage at his inability to fix his tiny toy car.

Deep in the mountains, up a trail miles away from anywhere else and in a well-protected enclosure, is the lair of an insane super-mutant called Tabitha who likes to wear wigs and 50s-style glasses, and is engaged in a romantic relationship with her service robot. Black Mountain Radio Station Fallout juxtaposes bleakness with a sense of humour – Vault Boy, the grinning face of post-nuclear disaster, is the symbol of this attitude.

Pretty much nothing less than a nuke will stop one, no matter what your level or how many bullets you pour into them. In Fallout New Vegas, they're just as tough. Real Deathclaws In Fallout 1 or 2, when you ran across a hulking Deathclaw, you scampered off the isometric battle grid just as fast as your Action Points would let you, and usually not before it killed you in one swipe.

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