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Last update:11 May 2016
The characters created by you are full-blood Rangers.
They never defy orders and are always reliable.
This is not all, however.
At one point, you might have up to seven members in your party.
Apart from that, the NPCs that you enlist have their preferences for opponents, i.e.
there are targets that they hate.
On the other hand - there also are targets that they would not lay a finger upon, e.g.
Vulture’s Cry would not fire at a neutral animal.
However, there still are limitations that you cannot overcome.
Alternatively, you’ve got the option to change their weapons before you end your turn.
Enlisting somebody boils down to having a conversation with them and selecting the appropriate dialogue option.
Later on, at the Citadel, you will be able to enlist them again.
), by clicking Dismiss in the character window.
When it fills up, use the radio to contact General Vargas.
The character will then go up in ranks of the Desert Rangers and will receive survival points.
As a rule, the level of the NPC that you enlist has a lower level than the rest.
This way, your party will be at the highest possible level.
During your explorations, you’re free to also encounter allies.
These may be animals, people, machines.
Your party members offer various bonuses.
Belligerent animals, such as alligators, will help you in battle, just like machines and people.
It is especially useful during battles with multiple opponents, or strong ones.
The only thing you need is sufficiently developed mechanics skill.
People and animals require first-aid kits and these deplete, sooner or later.
Companions cannot be rendered unconscious and with zero CON, they simply die.
If this is not an option, it is best to stand between them and the opponents.
Rangers can be healed and your companions cannot.
you’re able to have multiple companions, at a time, and tamed animals.
The only condition is that your companion is connected with a quest.
After one of them dies, the other takes his place.
Out of the interesting companions,Vax,combat android,is definitely worth mentioning.
You encounter him in theabandoned railway stationinArizona.
Appropriate use of the machine means, in practice, decreasing difficulty level all over the area.
Outside of Arizona, Vax proves useless.
Children of the Citadel.
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