It’s nice to see a wasteland inhabitant that wants to help people but is also extremely aware of how dangerous everything you’re doing is. I actually consider this a plus, mostly because of how many overpowered companion mods out there with super-powered stats and weapons. He’s a bit of a coward, notable by his combat AI and comments he makes while fighting. He has no personal quests and won’t get mad if you don’t end up working with the Minutemen yourself. How about I tag along?” But it’s not far off.īuttons works for the Minutemen, but has no issue with your working with any of the other factions. It’s a bit reductive to say that it’s essentially, “Hi, I’m Buttons. Good if you’re looking for a no-frills companion, but if you’d like a more story driven reason for a companion to join you, you may be disappointed here.
His intro dialogue is short and to the point. But if you’re expecting a more extensive follower that rivals vanilla companions in terms of dialogue, the author hasn’t gotten that far yet. In short, if you’re looking for a stable follower to help in battle that has a little personality flavor, Buttons makes sense.
The voice work included definitely puts Buttons ahead of most of the companion mods on the Nexus that are either un-voiced or poorly voiced, however. Since he doesn’t have a fully functional affinity system you won’t have ongoing chats with him about things like vanilla companions.
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