Wasteland 3 Reputation Guide

Toward the end of the game, the Rangers have to choose who gets Colorado Springs. If you decide to advance against the Patriarch, it is logical that you do not need the reputation of his sheriffs and the Hundred Families clan. Conversely, there is no point in helping refugees if you expect to keep the Patriarch in office.

In addition to reputation, you will also face several tricky choices, such as in the side quest Heads or Tails? ". In this task, you need to choose who to help: the sheriffs of the Patriarch, or the free Hoon family. If you help the Patriarch, then the sheriffs in Colorado Springs will receive a shipment of protective kits. Going up against them in the late game will make it difficult for you to deal with such opponents. Naturally, if you are unhappy with the rule of the Patriarch, then the sheriffs do not need kits.

These are just a few examples from the game. In fact, there will be many more such forks. In addition, you must also choose the right companions who will follow you to the end, no matter which path you choose. To get started, check out our guide to satellites .

What satellites to take with you?

The game has both " The Right " companions and " Mutiny? "?ki. The former support the Patriarch and the established laws of Colorado Springs, while the latter long for his death and a change in state policy.

Law Abiding Companions

• Lucia Wesson
• Jodi Bell
• Sheriff Kwon
• pisepi

All of the above companions will turn their backs on you if you decide to remove the Patriarch from the post of ruler.

[spoiler] Not all. In reality, Lucia Wesson will be killed by Angela Det. Don't thank. [/spoiler]

Rebels

• Cordite Battleship
• Vic Buchanan
• Scotchmo

These heroes are best to have in your group if you decide to attack the sheriffs and the Patriarch himself. They will be happy with your choice.

Neutral satellites

The companions below will follow you, whatever decision you make. There are quite a few of them.

• Fish mouth