Cult of Personality
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Your reputation is always positive to people. Without this Perk, a large negative reputation would have a bad effect on good natured people. Works with a good rep and bad people, too.
”— Fallout descriptionCult of Personality is a Fallout, Fallout 2, Van Buren and J.E. Sawyer's Fallout Role-Playing Game perk.
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With this perk, your reputation is always positive to people, regardless the Karma of the person with whom you speak.
Note
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- This perk would allow the player to speak to the previously unspeakable characters.
- In Van Buren, only NCR General Coleridge had this perk. You would be forced into being friendly to him, regardless of Karma.
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