Mr. House. He can get humanity back into space in 50 years and could possibly bring his method of longevity to market. Sure, he's a callous despotic douche, but his efficiency makes up for it all.
Caesar's Legion would only be the benevolent dictatorship it is until Caesar dies. It was a cult based around one old man with heart problems. When he kicks the bucket, Lanius takes over and it would all probably go to hell.
NCR would be a close second to House due to my own American bias towards democratic republics. They remain a second due to their incompetence, corruption, and inefficiency.
The Followers of The Apocalypse are radical idealists. While everything they do is genuinely done for the good of mankind, they themselves are rather impotent and have no means to achieve their ends. They are idealists plain and simple - little more.
The Enclave is essentially just the NCR but better equipped and more efficient at the cost of being a wee bit more xenophobic to the point of omnicide. They're basically the American government in a state of indefinite emergency powers, so my guess is that if they ever succeeded they would eventually go back to being a democratic republic like they were before. Well-intentioned extremists. Due to the fact that they have essentially been destroyed throughout the Fallout cannon, I don't think they could ever do so, so I have no idea why they were put on this poll.
The Brotherhood of Steel is really interested in power - just the acquisition of technology. They don't seem to really give a shit about the world outside technological progress, making them powerful for what remains of them albeit negligible. The whole "BoS = caring/helpful good guys/protagonists" is a Bethesda interpretation they placed in Fallout 3 (although they do refer to the Washington chapter as being sort of 'renegade' in that regard. They also don't really apply to this poll. Not to mention that as of FO: NV they are suffering the same problem as The Enclave and are dying out, albeit at a slower rate, so there probably aren't enough of them to enforce any real order.
Anarchy : See FoTA, it's essentially what they are working for.
Caesar's Legion would only be the benevolent dictatorship it is until Caesar dies. It was a cult based around one old man with heart problems. When he kicks the bucket, Lanius takes over and it would all probably go to hell.
NCR would be a close second to House due to my own American bias towards democratic republics. They remain a second due to their incompetence, corruption, and inefficiency.
The Followers of The Apocalypse are radical idealists. While everything they do is genuinely done for the good of mankind, they themselves are rather impotent and have no means to achieve their ends. They are idealists plain and simple - little more.
The Enclave is essentially just the NCR but better equipped and more efficient at the cost of being a wee bit more xenophobic to the point of omnicide. They're basically the American government in a state of indefinite emergency powers, so my guess is that if they ever succeeded they would eventually go back to being a democratic republic like they were before. Well-intentioned extremists. Due to the fact that they have essentially been destroyed throughout the Fallout cannon, I don't think they could ever do so, so I have no idea why they were put on this poll.
The Brotherhood of Steel is really interested in power - just the acquisition of technology. They don't seem to really give a shit about the world outside technological progress, making them powerful for what remains of them albeit negligible. The whole "BoS = caring/helpful good guys/protagonists" is a Bethesda interpretation they placed in Fallout 3 (although they do refer to the Washington chapter as being sort of 'renegade' in that regard. They also don't really apply to this poll. Not to mention that as of FO: NV they are suffering the same problem as The Enclave and are dying out, albeit at a slower rate, so there probably aren't enough of them to enforce any real order.
Anarchy : See FoTA, it's essentially what they are working for.
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