Wasn't the whole story about how the Courier brought a nuclear package to a place Ulysses wanted to rest at? He alludes to small things having great impact, so it had to be a detonator. I always though the Courier caused the Divide himself, and Ullyses lures him back there because he's a history nerd.
Wasn't the whole story about how the Courier brought a nuclear package to a place Ulysses wanted to rest at? He alludes to small things having great impact, so it had to be a detonator. I always though the Courier caused the Divide himself, and Ullyses lures him back there because he's a history nerd.
Yeah, the Courier unknowingly brought a prewar detonator to The Divide, and after they left it set off the nukes buried underground. Ulysses is pissed off because he thinks the NCR and Legion are both doomed to fail (he's totally right), and both have directly destroyed places he called home; first his tribe by Caesar, and second The Divide by the NCR. He holds an especially strong grudge against the Courier, for being indirectly responsible for the destruction of The Divide.
I always had a headcanon that the reason ulysses spoke in so many riddles and vague sentences was because he was originally a tribal and thus couldnโt speak like the rest of the wastelanders in the mojove. or at least the devs had the intent to reflect ulysses being the equivalent of a tribal who spoke broken or vague english. i feel like the hc has some credibility too since other tribals in the game like from honest hearts have their own language systems and whatnot. and with ulysses being one of ceasers old frumentarii he learned to speak english eventually but still held onto his old accent or something like that.
Ulysses is a liberal arts chuunibyou edgelord blowhard writing a preachy manifesto while suffering from turbo depression.
Prettyboyflacko said:
I always had a headcanon that the reason ulysses spoke in so many riddles and vague sentences was because he was originally a tribal and thus couldnโt speak like the rest of the wastelanders in the mojove. or at least the devs had the intent to reflect ulysses being the equivalent of a tribal who spoke broken or vague english. i feel like the hc has some credibility too since other tribals in the game like from honest hearts have their own language systems and whatnot. and with ulysses being one of ceasers old frumentarii he learned to speak english eventually but still held onto his old accent or something like that.
Doubt that; he drops all the flowery pretense and speaks normally if you outspeech and spare him. Guess he ran out of manifesto to preach. And got over his depression too, sorta.
Ulysses is a liberal arts chuunibyou edgelord blowhard writing a preachy manifesto while suffering from turbo depression.
Doubt that; he drops all the flowery pretense and speaks normally if you outspeech and spare him. Guess he ran out of manifesto to preach. And got over his depression too, sorta.
I played the dlc again for the first time in years and Ulysses really does sound like a deviantart self insert edgelord sometimes lol. I wish the devs spent more time focusing on giving him actual reasons to be mad at the courier (or more realistically showing how it makes sense from his paradigm). I know he had his entire tribe and family and home bombed to hell and his behaviour is probably because he just wanted someone to blame but still. The dialogue to talk him down is kinda a leap in logic sometimes mainly because his reasons for hating the courier are emotional reasons and not rational ones. Again the flowery complicated dialogue from him doesnโt help and it feels the dlc was written around the courier being ncr which my courier was not. The devs gave options for other allied couriers but most of the pre set dialogue seems very much for an ncr courier. Iโm guessing the devs already had way too many lines for Ulysses anyways which is probably true because he was supposed to be a permanent companion but his lines literally didnโt fit on the physical disk. Regardless Ulyssesโ VA probably got paid a bag lol.
I really like how humble Amagi is and to be honest, I see where she's coming from. That's going to be one hell of a pill for Grim to swallow. I wonder how Akagi will react if Grim actually doesn't attack her on first sight for once...