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‘Fallout: New Vegas’ almost included gruesome child murder quest

Steven Norris: grumpy curmudgeon
By Steven Norris: grumpy curmudgeon
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Murder is evil, but condoned in games. But there’s one gruesome path barely any game has ever, or will ever follow: child murder. Yet the insanely popular open-world RPG Fallout 3 may have planned to include the option to kill children as part of a “Lone Wolf” quest within the expansion series Fallout: New Vegas.

The news comes from Reddit user Diggleblop who apparently uncovered the (thankfully) scrapped child murder quest. These details are yet to be, or may never be confirmed by developers Obsidian Entertainment.

The following information is graphic in nature, consider yourself warned.

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Steven Norris: grumpy curmudgeon

Steven Norris: grumpy curmudgeon

Steven Norris is a born writer, living in Tamboerskloof, Cape Town and educated in the ways of graphic design but destined to follow in the footsteps of the worlds greatest authors. He has had many years of experience as an SEO copywriter, learning the ropes the hard way before utterly mastering them. He loves training others to write, how to create stories from nothing and how to deliver them to a wider audience. His passion is gadgets, video games, and sorting jellybeans by colour and weight.

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