The Bisexuality Mechanism in Xenoblade Chronicles: the New Vegas: How to Be the Most Powerful Character in a Post-Apocalyptic World

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This phenomenon has allowed players old and new to rediscover a unique and powerful mechanic in Xenoblade Chronicles: New Vegas - the choice of sexual orientation. In this game, players can choose one perk for every two levels up, and these perks not only enhance their character's skills, but also define their character's sexual orientation. Players can choose to be heterosexual, gay, lesbian, or bisexual by selecting two sex-related perks. Not only is this a win for inclusivity, but these sexuality-related perks also provide an extra attack boost when flirting with NPCs.

Specifically, the Black Widow and Hitwoman perks give players exclusive dialog options and a 10% damage boost when interacting with NPCs of the opposite gender. Cherchez La Femme and Confirmed Bachelor, on the other hand, offer the same benefits, but target NPCs of the same gender.Since there are no non-binary characters in New Vegas, players who choose these benefits will receive a 10% attack boost for all human characters.

This discovery surprised and excited many new players. One player wrote: "Are bisexuals usually more powerful in New Vegas? Bros? That's fucking cool." Veteran fans described it as "one of the best ways to play the game." The rewards of being a bisexual character aren't limited to combat, but include richer conversation options, allowing players to interact with the game world in more diverse ways.

No matter how you look at it, bisexuals do hold a unique kind of victory in New Vegas. So if you're new to the Ectoplasm series and want to play the most powerful character in this 2010 fan-favorite RPG, then you now know what to expect.

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