I assassinated him and I didn't talk to him before and Mr. vegas still spoke about it. He just said that the killer was an unidentified person. Are you saying that if I spoke to him first then Mr.Vegas would have known it was me?

Anyhoos... it doesn't really matter because I nuked them when I was in the divide. After that they attacked me on sight so when I walked into the tent they went all nuttty right away.

Still I am interested to find out if Mr. Vegas would have mentioned me personally on the Radio.

It would be nice to have gotten a little more recognition or something for going and wiping out the fort but if I do recall correctly some of Caesar's staff already knew that he was ailing and aging, hence the quest Et Tumor Brute. I think backstory wise Caesar doesn't have any real power any more and he is simply a political figure for the legion while his generals contain most of the power. Yes Caesar still plays a minor role but I don't think it is as big as the game may show it to be at times. Doesn't justify the lackluster congratulations but brings a little more insight. A legion play through may shed some light on some of the history.

I think the legion would be a better faction if you could assasintae ceaser (as it realy happened) and became the new leader of the legion.In comparison with the NCR there is only a little quest content wich has to do with the legion.So many players do not see any reason to do a legion playthrough because there is not that much content,wich is mostly negative to the Legion.

caesar is the first NPC I killed in cold blood. I hate the way he treats us when we choose his camp, and I would have liked some recognition from the NCR. I know it's hard for everyone in the Mojave to know that you killed the Caesar, but NCR should at least thank us.

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It would be nice to have gotten a little more recognition or something for going and wiping out the fort but if I do recall correctly some of Caesar's staff already knew that he was ailing and aging, hence the quest Et Tumor Brute. I think backstory wise Caesar doesn't have any real power any more and he is simply a political figure for the legion while his generals contain most of the power. Yes Caesar still plays a minor role but I don't think it is as big as the game may show it to be at times. Doesn't justify the lackluster congratulations but brings a little more insight. A legion play through may shed some light on some of the history.

But when you kill Caesar you also kill the rest of the camp. The camp is their first line of defense and should play a role. But that's what happens when you only get 18 months of dev time

It is a shame no one recognizes your deed by wiping out the most hated man in the mojave...