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Auf dieser Seite erläutert den sog. Ruf des Kuriers aus Fallout: New Vegas aufgeführt.

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Übersicht

Der Ruf (Reputation) in Fallout: New Vegas ist ein Maß dafür, wie die verschiedenen Gruppierungen im Ödland - d.h. Fraktionen und bestimmte Städte - den Spielercharakter wahrnehmen. Er wird durch positive und negative Handlungen beeinflusst, wie beispielsweise erfolgreich beendete Quests für diese Gruppe oder das Töten von Mitgliedern der Gruppe. Der Ruf des Spielers bei den unterschiedlichen Fraktionen und Gruppen ist weitgehend unabhängig voneinander. Der jeweilige Ruf entscheidet darüber, wie die Mitglieder dieser Fraktion mit dem Spieler umgehen.

Es gibt in Fallout:New Vegas zwei grundsätzliche Ruf-Kategorien, den positiven Ruhm (engl. fame) und die negative Verrufenheit (engl. infamy). Beide Kategorien werden getrennt vermerkt, und erst die Kombination von Ruhm und Verrufenheit bestimmt den wirklichen Ruf bei den Gruppierungen.
Sowohl Ruf als auch Verrufenheit können ausschließlich anwachsen, aber auf normale Weise niemals abgebaut werden. Jede der beiden Ruf-Kategorien hat vier Ränge, die spielintern auf zwei getrennten Punktesystemen beruhen.
Durch das Tragen fraktionsbezogener Kleidung kann der eigentliche Ruf bei dieser Fraktion zeitweilig überdeckt werden. Manche Mitglieder der Fraktionen durchschauen die Verkleidung aber immer. Außerdem gibt es ein paar spezifische Situationen im Spiel, in denen der Ruf grundsätzlich neu ausgerichtet werden kann.

Das Karma ist übrigens eine eigene, allgemeinere Art, den Charakter des Kuriers zu bewerten. Das Karma ist die Summe aller guten und bösen Taten des Spielercharakters und hat mit dem Ruf direkt nichts zu tun.

Ruhm und Verrufenheit

Die nachfolgende Tabelle zeigt die Bezeichnungen der positiven und negativen Ruf-Kombinationen, die ein Spieler bei den Gruppierungen haben kann. Neutrale Ruf-Kombinationen werden blau, positive grün und negative rot angezeigt.

		Positiver Ruf (Ruhm)
		Rang I	Rang II	Rang III	Rang IV
Negativer Ruf (Verrufenheit)	Rang I	Neutral	Akzeptiert	Beliebt	Vergöttert
	Rang II	Gemieden	Gemischt	Lächelnder Unruhestifter	Gutmütiger Gauner
	Rang III	Verhasst	Höhnischer Halunke	Unberechenbar	Dunkler Held
	Rang IV	Verrufen	Gnädiger Verbrecher	Weichherziger Teufel	Wildfang

Ruhm und Verrufenheit können nur anwachsen, aber nicht wieder vermindert werden. Anders ausgedrückt, ein einmal erreichter (positiver und negativer) Rang kann nicht wieder unterschritten werden. Auf die Tabelle bezogen bedeutet dies, dass der Ruf sich stets von oben nach unten (Verrufenheit) und von links nach rechts (Ruhm) entwickeln kann, nicht aber umgekehrt. Hat der Spielercharakter einmal den Ruf "Wildfang" erreicht, ist daher keine weitere Veränderung mehr möglich.

Einmaliger Reset der Verrufenheit bei RNK und Legion
Wenn der Spieler nach Abschluss der Quest Ring-a-Ding-Ding! das Tops verlässt, gibt es die im gesamten Spiel einmalige Gelegenheit, die Verrufenheit bei den beiden Hauptfraktionen RNK und Caesar's Legion auf Rang I (Neutral) zurückzusetzen. Der bisher erlangte Ruhm bei den Hauptfraktionen bleibt dagegen unangetastet.
Der Spieler wird zum Einen von einem Legions-Boten angesprochen und bekommt ein Gesprächsangebot von Caesar; als ein Zeichen guten Willens werden augenblicklich alle Missetaten gegenüber der Legion verziehen (egal ob der Spieler Caesar aufsucht oder nicht). Etwa zur gleichen Zeit nähert sich ein Bote der RNK, der den Spieler zu einem Gespräch mit RNK-Botschafter Dennis Crocker einlädt. Geht der Spieler dorthin und dann auf das RNK-Angebot zur Zusammenarbeit ein, werden sofort alle bisherigen Missetaten gegen die RNK verziehen.

James Garret can be paid to start rumors in Freeside that affect your reputation with the town. There is a limit to how much this can be done.

Using faction armor, it is possible to gain a higher reputation than would be possible. Equip the armor of the faction you are trying to work with to reset your reputation to neutral. Then complete quests and earn fame which will increase from neutral and go up, but only so long as you wear that faction's armor.

For specific low-level range values for various factions, see the Talk Page.

Fraktionsbezogene Bekleidung

Certain types of clothing or armor carry a faction affiliation (e.g. NCR armor), allowing you to impersonate a member of the faction the clothing belongs to.

While the armor is equipped, the player's reputation with certain factions is masked to "none" and hostility is set to whatever hostility (or non-hostility) exists between various factions. You become an anonymous member of that faction with no reputation history (neither fame nor infamy) even if you previously acted in that disguise and gained a reputation.

• For example, if you put on NCR armor, any accumulated reputation with the Legion and the NCR will be masked and both the Legion and NCR will disappear from the faction list, as if you had never acquired any reputation with them at all (not even Neutral), as if you had never met. However, since the Legion is normally hostile to the NCR, that hostility is not set and Legion units become hostile as if you were an NCR member. If she is in your party, Veronica Santangelo will probably immediately speak with you and warn you against continued hostility against the Brotherhood of Steel.

Scripted Fame and Infamy are still applied to your true reputation scores. The temporary mask from disguise typically reduces any penalty until the disguise is reset (by taking it off and then putting it back on).

• For example, if you are Idolized by the NCR and would normally become a Good Natured Rascal after test-firing ARCHIMEDES I and II at HELIOS One.
  • If you wore NCR armor before test-firing, your NCR reputation disappears from the list, as normal.
  • After test-firing, the scripted infamy gain drops your reputation to Shunned.
  • When you take off the NCR armor, your true reputation is revealed as Good Natured Rascal (as if you had test-fired ARCHIMEDES without the disguise).
  • If you then put on the armor again, your reputation is again masked and disappears from the list, as if you hadn't test-fired ARCHIMEDES.
• If an enemy is already hostile to you, killing them does not add infamy. Therefore, you can, for example, put on NCR armor to make the Legion hostile, kill Legion soldiers, then take it off later and not be Vilified by the Legion.

Some characters in a faction (including officers, security guards, and dogs) can see through disguises and react to your true reputation.

• They may be non-hostile prior, but if they spot you they will turn hostile if they would normally be hostile to you without your armor.
• Units that couldn't see through your disguise also become hostile.
• Depending on your disguise, the reverse could happen. For example, if a Courier has a Neutral reputation with the Legion and sneaks about a Legion camp with NCR armor, common Legion soldiers who cannot see through the disguise will be hostile and show as red on the compass. However, Legion Mongrels can see through the disguise and will not be initially set to hostile because they would not normally be hostile to the un-disguised Courier.

Fraktionsruf

• 
  Stählerne Bruderschaft
• 
  Caesar's Legion
• 
  Großkhane
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  RNK
• 
  Anhänger der Apokalypse
• 
  Rumser
• 
  Pulverbanditen
• 
  Feinschmecker-Gesellschaft

Each faction has a disguise which alters your reputation among other factions.

With the exception of the White Glove Society, Great Khans and Powder Gangers in Vault 19, all factions will attack you with a negative reputation. Additionally, Powder Gangers outside of the NCR Correctional Facility and the Powder Ganger camp south would originally attack you even with a neutral reputation if you got too close to one, but this has been corrected in the latest patch to the game.

Factions provide the following benefits/consequences with adequate reputation:

Fraktion	Ruf	Effekt
Follower of the Apocalypse	Idolized	Julie Farkas will give you the Followers lab coat and a key to the Followers Safehouse, providing you have completed High Times and donated enough chems to fill one supply need.
	Positive	Arcade Gannon can become your companion
	Negative	Arcade Gannon will refuse to be your companion
Brotherhood of Steel	Positive	The Brotherhood of Steel will give you a key to the Brotherhood of Steel Safehouse.
	Positive	They will replenish an ammunition crate next to Ramos' room with random energy weapons ammunition every three days if you have a positive reputation. This coincides with the completion of Still in the Dark (for either side).
	Negative	Veronica will refuse to be your companion.
Boomers	Positive	Required to receive the Howitzer firing mechanism without stealing it in I Hear You Knocking.
	Idolized	Allows progress in the quest Volare!
Caesar's Legion	Liked	Lucius will give you a key to the Caesar's Legion Safehouse. He can also teach you the special Legion Assault Unarmed move.
	Neutral or Positive	The Legion will also provide various items within boxes outside of Cottonwood Cove; for more information, see the quests Caesar's Hire and Caesar's Favor.
	Positive	Required to complete the quest I Put a Spell on You in favor of the Legion.
	Positive	Required to help Silus escape from Camp McCarran.
	Positive	Boone and Arcade Gannon will refuse to be your companion.
	Negative	Legionary assassins will be sent after you throughout the wasteland.
Great Khans	Positive	Required to complete Diane's tasks in Aba Daba Honeymoon, unless you are wearing Khan faction armor when you speak to her.
	High	Required to be named Papa Khan's heir after completion of We Are Legion.
New California Republic	Accepted	Allows you access to Silus during Silus Treatment.
	Liked	James Hsu will give you a key to the NCR Ranger safehouse.
	Liked	Allows you to ride the monorail without the NCR becoming hostile if you do not wear NCR faction armor.
	Liked	Allows you to convince each camp in No, Not Much to send reinforcements to Bitter Springs without completing their quests.
	Idolized	Allows you to convince the mercenaries in Unfriendly Persuasion to leave without fighting if you do not pay them off or have high Speech.
	Positive	An NCR Ranger will give you the NCR emergency radio.
	Positive	Allows access into HELIOS One without high Speech, Science or Sneak.
	Positive	Required along with a Speech of 50 to trade with Bardon in Hoover Dam if you do not follow the NCR main quest line up to Colonel Moore.
	Negative	NCR hit squads will warn you to change your reputation with NCR within 3 days or they will come after you, trying to kill you.
	Negative	The quests Don't Poke at the Bear! and Don't Tread on the Bear! will become available.
	Negative	Cass and Boone will refuse to be your companion.
Powder Gangers	Positive	Eddie will give the player one stick of dynamite, four pistol powders and four rifle powders every three days.
	Liked	Powder gang merchants will sell to you with 1-to-1 exchange rate.

Quest scripts themselves rarely grant infamy towards factions, but there are a few which do:

• Failing Beware the Wrath of Caesar! gains infamy with the Legion and turns them hostile. Reporting to Colonel Moore or Mr. House that the Omertas have been dealt with in For the Republic, Part 2 or in The House Always Wins, respectively, or by completing both Wild Card: Change in Management and Wild Card: Side Bets, will cause the quest to fail, as will killing enough Legion troops (though this is a moot point since they will be hostile anyway).
• Failing Don't Tread on the Bear! will gain NCR infamy, the amount and exact consequences depending on how it is failed. Reporting to Caesar that the White Gloves will or will not ally with him in Render Unto Caesar will cause infamy with the NCR and turn them hostile. Working with Yes Man or House will fail the quest, but the Infamy gain will be trivial and the NCR will remain friendly. However, all active NCR quests will be immediately failed, and it will be impossible to accept further quests from them.
• Completing Back in Your Own Backyard in any way will result in Legion infamy, although this infamy is not enough to lower your reputation by one level on its own.
• After completing How Little We Know by siding with Cachino and speaking to Caesar, you will be warned that further crimes against the Legion warrant death. Completing Restoring Hope, Oh My Papa by breaking up the Legion alliance, or I Put a Spell on You by siding with the NCR and speaking to Caesar after this warning OR speaking to Caesar again after failing to confess all crimes will result in Legion infamy and the Legion permanently going hostile. Note that certain scripts, such as Caesar's dialogue on House's death, will override his 'warning' dialogues.
• Activating the self-destruct sequence in Hidden Valley gives you 100 infamy points with the Brotherhood.
• Activating the Archimedes I and use it against the NCR troopers in That Lucky Old Sun quest will result in a large amount of NCR infamy.
• Completing Ghost Town Gunfight will always grant enough Powder Ganger infamy to lower your reputation by one level. Killing any Powder Gangers during the quest will further increase your infamy.
• Completing Beyond the Beef by snitching on the White Glove Society to Heck Gunderson results in White Glove infamy.
• Telling Marjorie that you "eat people, too" will result in the White Glove Society infamy.

Ruf der Städte

• Fehler beim Erstellen des Vorschaubildes: Die Miniaturansicht konnte nicht am vorgesehenen Ort gespeichert werden
  Freeside
• Fehler beim Erstellen des Vorschaubildes: Die Miniaturansicht konnte nicht am vorgesehenen Ort gespeichert werden
  Goodsprings
• 
  The Strip
• 
  Primm
• Fehler beim Erstellen des Vorschaubildes: Die Miniaturansicht konnte nicht am vorgesehenen Ort gespeichert werden
  Novac

A town's reputation determines your treatment by the townsfolk. Unlike factions, you cannot alter a town's reputation with faction armor. Towns will never be permanently hostile to the player; leaving the town for three days and returning should remove any hostility. Note: Script for Primm reputation exists within the game, but is not used. A mod exists for PC users to activate Primm reputation.

A positive reputation may yield positive dialogue, discounts from vendors, and even free gifts from wandering citizens. A negative reputation may result in negative attitudes by the citizens and higher prices when trading.

Specific consequences of reputation within towns include:

Fraktion	Ruf	Effekt
Freeside	Accepted	A random King will regularly approach you and give you ammunition, aid or caps.
	Mixed (both positive and negative)	A local will approach you and give you discounts at Mick and Ralph's.
	Negative	Freeside thugs won't attack you.
Novac	Positive	Jeannie May Crawford (or Cliff Briscoe if Jeannie is dead) will give you the key to a motel room at the Dino Dee-lite motel.
The Strip	Positive	Marjorie will induct you as an honorary member of the White Glove Society during the quest Beyond the Beef.
	Liked	Mr. Holdout will not sell weapons to you.
	Accepted	Mr. Holdout will sell weapons to you at an inflated price.
	Negative	Mr. Holdout will sell weapons to you at a discount price.

Scripted instances of town infamy include:

• Lying to Lindsay about Mr. Cuddles results in Boomers infamy, regardless of whether you pass the Speech check.
• Walking off during Pete's story in the Nellis Boomer Museum or condescendingly responding to his answers to your questions will result in Boomers infamy.
• Completing Run Goodsprings Run will always lower your Reputation by one level in Goodsprings; killing townsfolk yourself results in further infamy.
• Completing Beyond the Beef in a way which results in Heck Gunderson blockading food to the Strip will result in Strip infamy. Generally, this infamy would be garnered by tattling on the White Gloves and failing to pass the following Speech check.
• Completing How Little We Know by siding with Big Sal will lower your Strip reputation by one level.

Infos

• If Boone or Arcade Gannon refuses to join the player as a companion due to positive reputation with Caesar's Legion, using the NCR armor as a disguise will change that reputation to neutral. This will open a new dialogue option that allows the player to recruit Boone or Arcade with a promise not to aid the Legion again.
• Killing members of any faction from a [HIDDEN] state will not cause the player to gain infamy, though only if the weapon is silent and a one hit kill is achieved. However, the only way to kill a member of the Brotherhood of Steel without gaining infamy or negative Karma is to use the Mister Sandman perk while hidden, as the Brotherhood will always notice if you kill another member even when a silenced weapon is used while [HIDDEN] and is a one hit kill. Another way to kill the Brotherhood of Steel and avoid infamy (though Karma is lost, but can later be recovered) is to successfully reverse-pickpocket C-4 onto all the members and detonate while hidden. You will not gain infamy but the BoS will be hostile. You can avoid hostility from any surviving members by switching to faction armor. This will additionally allow you to remain in good graces with Veronica as a companion.
• Wearing faction armor can be used to kill members of an opposing faction without gaining infamy with that faction. For example, if the player wears Legion armor and kills an NCR soldier, infamy will be gained, but will be reset to your prior reputation upon the removal of the disguise.
• If you fast-travel away from a location where/when you're normally expected to receive scripted fame or infamy before the notification pops up (e.g. fast-traveling away from HELIOS One after activating ARCHIMEDES I before the notification of NCR infamy has time to pop up), you won't receive the boost/penalty until the next time you travel to that location.