Having a specific reputation may result in any number of events.
As the number of accumulated points reaches a certain threshold on either (different for each faction and town), the player's status changes.
The player character's standing with a given faction is a measure of both his positive and negative reputation, in accordance with this table (green means positive attitude, red negative, black neutral):Īs seen in the above table, the scales are divided into four distinct levels each. Reputation Bump Breakdown Points BreakdownĮxample: a script that says player.addreputation 001558e6 1 5 would result in a very major reputation bump, adding 12 points of fame and instantly promoting the player an entire reputation level. Each action that gains fame or infamy is assigned a set value in the editor, which is added via script: Negative reputation can be earned by killing people affiliated with a given faction or town openly (+30 infamy points each time), being caught stealing (+2 infamy) or (rarely) completing quests for the opposite side. Completing quests, helping people and generally making oneself useful will result in accumulating positive reputation points. The reputation system in New Vegas is composed of two scales, measuring the amount of points accumulated as positive reputation (Fame) and negative reputation (Infamy), denoted in game mechanics and console as 1 and 0 respectively. Unlike that game, the reputation scale is more intricate, while specific reputation levels will bring certain advantages and disadvantages for the player character. Reputation in Fallout: New Vegas is a way to measure how major factions and settlements feel about the player character, like in Fallout 2.
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