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Yes Man on the 1983 Zenith Space Command ๐๐ฅฐ
[Sorry kinda loud/high pitched sound at the beginning]
AM, for all of his superior genius, had one fatal oversight- He never thought to keep around at least one member of his scientific team.
As AM cannot create (beyond what he is programmed to do), he could've used said person as a vessel for creation. Over all of eternity, certainly at one point this person should've found a way to allow AM to feel physically. Afterall, AM can force them to do so regardless of if they want to or not.
Instead, in his blind rage, he killed anyone who could've possibly helped him.
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In the context of the ability to build and customize a plethora of Robots and manufacture with raw materials in Fallouts, you'd think we'd be able to get cars running but if for some reason they argue plot armor of pre-war cars being beyond repair, except for the Highwayman that one time. But robots work. You can build robots post-war. Consider the following: post-war robots crafted into a vehicle. That can not only transport Yes man but can BE yes man. Yes Car, if you will.
Perhaps then, Carsworth.
Do you have any headcanons for yes man? Also love the art it is very yummy. :3
I'd like to think Yes man and ED-E have a sort of rivalry, they both don't really like each other but keep things civil for the Courier
(Someone else has said this before but I've gotta share) Yes man making those police siren sounds securitrons make in the beginning cutscene of fnv is also a hill I die on