Honest Hearts 02 - Joshua Graham & The Dead Horses - Fallout New Vegas Lore

He seems to have enough time to check his guns multiple times while conversing with the courier.

My first playthrough recently I killed follows chalk and didn’t realize I ruined the game until about 10 hours after I get to the map and my recent save is in the vault of the sierra madre over encumbered on gold haha just my luck

That mormon stuff is very hard for me to stomach but i'll do my best to not spontaniously combust

I dont think Joshua Grrame changed at all. And instead it was the stories and legend that were wrong.

He said it himself that at first he was just a translater and as part of his beliefs was to spread the word of god as a latter day saint. Being a translater led to giving orders and that led to leading in battle. If you got 5 tribes all with different languages the person who cooridinated them would have to be present. And he would be known by all. He was in over his head before he knew it and probably tried to save lives by convincing people to join the legion instead of being slaughtered.

After Hoover Dam, Ceasar would have had to blame someone. And they probably didnt need a translater anymore.

If this game is any reference for the end of us, I guess I can only hope one lands on me.

Res is commonly used as slang for reservation on Native American reservations

Joshua Graham is the most based mormon to ever exist

your mods make hanlon look like the main character from rouge warrior

Its been 6 years

I need Joshua Graham to read me bedtime stories.

Just caught that Joshua references Ulysses when you are introduced to him.

I’m pretty sure we can all agree that in the next Fallout game… they should add Joshua Graham as an NPC.. maybe as companion.. like Boone or similar.

Also..
What was everyone’s favorite DLC for New Vegas?

Res mean’s reservations to us Native Americans

"I survived because the fire inside burned brighter then the fire around me" badass af!!!! And I didn't know where the qoute came from until this video and i love it!!

>Protects and gives his life for a group of polytheists
>Prefers not to hurt others, but knows that sometimes violence is necessary
>Gets things done himself, instead of turning to God for help
>Understanding of and fully respects nonbelievers

Some of the greatest Christian representation I've seen in a game. Better than some actual, real life Christians.

Ooof, couldn't make this DLC now...

Joshua Graham=Maximilian DeSoto

Love your vids, great work bringing us the lore of this great game

"The camp of the dead legs"
-Oxhorn

I know this is an old video but when I heard Ox say "Dead Legs" instead of "Dead Horses" it reminded me of when he went through the Ultra-lux and Ted Gunnderson kept saying "White Every clothing item other Glove"

I wonder what someone like Joshua Graham would think of Benny and Yes Man? Or even the NCR?

Joshua has one of the most intresting stories.

For a guy whos been burned alive, its nice to see his vocal cords remained intact

One big thing I like about this DLC is the addition of M1911 and the Thompson submachine gun as well as the unique weapon of the survivalist’s rifle.

"Lastly, waging war against good people is bad for the soul. This may not seem important to you now, but it's the most important thing I've said."

I remember the graphics being better

I actually fully explored Zion Valley. One of the Landmarks, Dagger point, has a body there, next to it is a duffle bag with a Vault 22 Jumpsuit. And in addition to that, east of Ghost Den, you can find a campsite with bodies and at least 3 Vault 22 Jumpsuits.

This is probably widely known, but if you have the Wild Wasteland trait, before you enter Angel Cave, a Dead Horse called "Two Bears Highfiving" with run out, cheer, and run back in and disappear, it made me burst out laughing for a solid minute or 2

I just realized Hanlon is Kris Kristofferson

Joshua Graham is one of the most interesting characters ever in any media for me. A man who was the right hand for one of the most brutal and tyrannical figures in history who carried out orders without a second thought. Then when he was in own words, "baptized by fire", he found himself still alive and now lives to make up for his actions.

The fact that he dosen't deny or try to cover up his previous times with Caesar and accepts that what he did was truly evil. But also he turned back to the teachings of his childhood and found salvation in it.

And he dosen't try to force his beliefs on the player but simply explains his motivations and his background when asked or prompted. All the while expertly inspecting large caliber pistols and having a conversation at the same time. When he threatens you, he doesn't raise his voice or even stop what he's doing. He simply states that he will take revenge if harm comes to those he has sworn to protect.

Props to the voice actor for doing a phenomenal job as well. I could listen to him read cereal boxes and be entertained.

I wish they would have made this AWESOME animation not... That frequent. Kinda takes the awesomeness of him checking the guns. Two, maybe three times would've been enough.

“I was a dam builder, across a river deep and wide where steel and water did collide. A place called Boulder along the wild Colorado. I slipped and fell into the wet concrete below. They buried me in that gray tomb which holds no sound. But I am still around. I’ll always be around, and around, and around, and around…”
That song reminds me of Joshua Graham and a lot of characters in Fallout and everything they went through. And also the Courier and Ulysses.
“And when the yards broke off they said that I got killed but I am living still.”
“I fly a starship across the Universe Divide. And when I reach the other side I’ll find a place to rest my spirit if I can. Perhaps I’ll become a highwayman again. Or I may simply be a single drop of rain but I will remain. I’ll be back again, and again, and again…”

Hmmm the dead legs 🤔🤔🤔🤔

Honest harts is a good beginning to to fallout NV dlc storys the order I put them is

Honest harts
Old world blue's
Dead money
Lonesome road.

I wonder what happened to Bill Calhoun. Does anyone know?

I killed Follows Chalk when I did this the first time. I thought this DLC was disappointingly short.

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Ceasar started the fiyah!!

Did someone here there is a chance will be Fallout New Vegas 2?
Also, Someone here have contact with Bethesda workers to told them that we need a Fallout New Vegas 2 and New Vegas remastered.

I am curious if completing the old world blues and loansome road DLCS dose Joshua Know who Ulysses is?

I'm gonna say it, Joshua Graham is a fucken badass

"Waging war against good people is bad for the soul. This may seem not important to you now, but it's the most important thing I've said."

I didn’t have all his options.... :( wtf lol