I sided with NCR and I really like their ending and their ranger armor.I know there are some corrupt people in there,but there are some pretty good people too.Then i sided with House,didn't quite like him cause he seems like a dictator to me eh.
So who did you side with first and why?Was it the quest rewards,the ending or something else?

I really only sided with the NCR and Yes Man, just hated the Legion and how they operated. Mr. House was also not very progressive, he was not looking for the advancements of Vegas.

The NCR is too similar to the old-world governments for my tastes. They expand too fast and step all over everyone to attain their goals. Caesar is too brutal and autocratic. Mr. House appears benevolent at first, but only cares about the security of the strip and nothing else. Which leaves me with one option: Yes Man. A truly independent Mojave that's free from the tyranny of the NCR, Caesar & House. This isn't without its initial problems, of course. Anarchy, chaos, etc. But I still think it's the better alternative compared to living under the rule of the big factions. After some years pass, some things settle down, it'll all be alright.

Independence. The NCR want to repeat the old's world mistakes and the Legion wants to enslave anybody they deem unfit to be in the Legion. Mr House would probably become a tyrant with the Strip in his grasp and I'd rather take my chances leading a robot that thinks exactly like me to victory. That way I can have the Strip be a free, peaceful place with strict laws, freedom of speech, expression and religion and all at the same time continue my trips across the wasteland with Yes man covering for me.

I feel as if the fate should rest within the hands of the people versus the Legion or the NCR.

Don't get me wrong, the NCR seem to be an upstanding organization, but some of their moethods I don't agree with....like, join us and do what we say...or we'll abandon you.

The Legion....well...




Though...if I HAD to choose between those two....I'd go with the NCR.

Independent. House is a creep and a tyrant, NCR have the "My way or the highway" mentality and impose heavy taxes on their citizens. The legion is pretty obvious. Independent is the only one where you can rule how you want. With a little bit of imagination, of course.

I had to go with the NCR because Independent Vegas is plagued with more problems then when Mr. House was in control. Mr. House also does not care what so ever for the residents of Vegas. NCR to me seem to be what would help the Wasteland and Vegas the most.

I always side with either Yes Man or the Legion. I don't like Mr. House or NCR for some reason.

The Fallot New Vegas is very versatile game, where there is no absolute evil or goodness. There are unique personalities and think on their account only the player deal. My choise was New Vegas Independent.

@gentledamnspy No absolute evil? I kinda disagree. I think you would have a hard time convincing anyone that the Legion and their methods are any shades of grey at all.

I side with the NCR. NCR just needs to clean their ranks and they will be a very good faction already. When it comes to taxes, they're expanding and needs resource to fund their expansion for the gear of the soldiers, research, relief of allied parties etc. Only thing is the tax will be most lkely being kept by corrupt officials of NCR just like the old world. There's really no perfect government and the independent Vegas is in chaos. Atleast if you sided with the NCR, you will have the needed requisition and patrol from them to secure the Mojave. They just don't try to make a wrong move against the courier since they will be most likely to get stomped by Securitrons and they will be kicked out off the mojave with ease

@"momuse88" It is only your point of view after the faction's own analysis and i respect it, but everyone is different and views at the Legion too. Perhaps a legion of somewhat harsh, but then he is fair and has principles.

Always sided with "self" or "Legion" - even when i play the good guy. I like the logic and story behind Legion. They seem to be neat group with no bs attached. Also i, for some reason, never liked NCR and their symbolism.

Alone.

I am not sure that after a nuclear war and hundreds of years of distress, the human being will have changed a lot.
There will always be the thirst for power, brutality, politics ...
So join a group at the risk of making the same mistakes and lose its free will.
That's just my personal way of seeing things.

Got to go with the NCR ending, though Independence is also good. 

Why NCR though? They are really the only ones capable of holding the line. Either bulky large securitrons defending Southern Nevada or a huge army with supplies, guns, intelligence, and much more. How will a securitron on one wheel actually patrol the Colorado River? Then with its huge frame how will it get into tight spaces? Only people are capable of that. That's why I chose the NCR, that and the fact that they have some of the best gear in the game.

I liked the Independence ending because it is the definitive RPG ending where YOU can predict or explain what will you do to New Vegas, which is awesome as you control what will happen with the use of the in-game explanation and their vagueness on the ending of what the Courier or you character will do.

I never can go with anything other than independence.

The Legion will just crumble after Caesar's death in my opinion, and NCR is so blatantly corrupt that it won't last too long without breaking into factions or ramming itself into the ground. Plus I think that their officials are only interested in Vegas for greedy reasons.
House guarantees the most safety and prosperity, but only for Vegas really, so all the areas surrounding are screwed.
I think independence would really suck at some points, but it'd be more balanced and good-willed than the other factions..

Either Yes Man or house just because I didn't trust or want any other faction

I sided with the NCR. I don't like slavery, or a dictator.

I went independent. The NCR seemed, outdated by my standards. The legion was strong, but it's strength came from strict discipline and principles, which isn't my style either. As for Mr. House, he seemed egotistical, almost overly confident that he'd get whatever he want, no matter the cost (not to mention the fact that he made himself "immortal," which for whatever reason annoyed me enough to "remove" said immortality.)