Centrist Cindy is not here to change the wasteland for the better, or worse but is here to enforce the status quo. No matter how horrible that status quo is.

4:41 I don't really agree or disagree with the use of console commands...you could even say I'm neutral on it

As a Centrist, I find the depiction of centrism offensive- no wait, good- no wait, uh, unremarkable. Yeah!

Three Dog: "And now....the news. ... ...there aren't any major changes to the waste right now. The Talon Company and Regulators are both complaining that everyone is so neutral and there's no one to hunt. So more music it is, AOOOOOW!"

Centrist Cindy is a perfect name

Dad: I want to give everyone free clean water to end thirst! 😇
Enclave: I want to poison the drinking water to kill people on mass! 😈
Enlightened Centrist Cindy: I see no difference between the two! 🤷🏼‍♀️

2:34 Yes. You're ready to change the wasteland for the

Can't wait for ascended centrist andy who just genocides the wasteland

I was hoping for a Futurama joke. Thanks for the immediate smile.

The leopard-print dress and the security helmet really make a statement.

"here to change the wasteland. For the good? No, for the bad? Nooo..... Nevermind"


War, war never changes

Ah, this run is real centrism: doing a bunch of evil stuff but technically you didn’t directly/explicitly do it so you technically remain neutral

My fellings on this video lean no strong way one way or another

Good luck to anyone trying this in fallout NV. One fiend will send you to your last save.

It’s so fitting that the centrist run is just evil with extra steps

20:53 This was unintentional comedy gold. "Dang it, woman, can you just give me a second?!"

Hyped because this is a neat and noval concept

The true neutral response would be to attempt this challenge in New Vegas as well, as to not pick favorites between the two games.

In the same way that classic Kill Everything runs are a great way to test the boundaries of what a game considers essential NPCs, this was a fun experiment to see solutions that most gamers would not settle for, because it's a mix of good and bad outcomes, or it's settling for suboptimal outcomes and failing skill checks.

Not to mention we get to see which situations in Fallout 3 are invested with at least a shred of genuine moral nuance, such that the scoring system doesn't really apply. They are there.

Also sounding off specifically to say that your use of teleporting is totally valid in this run, as you say nothing in the challenge is about moving between places, since even though there are enemies that gain or lose you karma, you can just run past everything with relative ease.

Man, I got too many Centrist Cindys in my life