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* When someone joins your party in ''[[Fallout 3]]'' and ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]'', a pop-up message appears telling you so. This was absent in the first two games of the series, when potential companions would just start following you after their recruiting conditions were met. |
* When someone joins your party in ''[[Fallout 3]]'' and ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]'', a pop-up message appears telling you so. This was absent in the first two games of the series, when potential companions would just start following you after their recruiting conditions were met. |
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* In ''[[Knights of the Old Republic]]'', one character who will later join your party has some rather awkward lines about how if you help him and allow him to "join with you" he'll help you out. |
* In ''[[Knights of the Old Republic]]'', one character who will later join your party has some rather awkward lines about how if you help him and allow him to "join with you" he'll help you out. |
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* ''[[Wizardry]] 8'' has 2 slots reserved for RPC (Removable PC) and option "Recruit" when talking to NPC - obviously most will never do so, but there's a surprising number of those who will, including some from the factions hostile to each other. It works a bit bizarrely equipment-wise, however. |
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=== [[Turn-Based Strategy]] === |
=== [[Turn-Based Strategy]] === |
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