Joshua Graham | Blessed are they that have not seen...

Joshua Graham has something important to tell you...

Music : When None Remain - Beautiful Death

Game : Fallout New Vegas

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Thank you all for all your kind comments and for 1M views <3

[Strangelove]

I would pay so much money for his voice actor to to an audio book of the Bible.

[alihashem]

Joshua Graham is such an incredible character. Love his story, his wisdom his brutality. There should be a movie about him called “Honest Hearts”, I think it would be cool

[blacksheepwall]

Joshua and Daniel are interesting for being two philosophies out of the same book. "Eye for an eye" and "Turn the other cheek". It was interesting to see that in this game these weren't parodies of faith or strawmen of faith. They were taken seriously and that's what made this the best expansion of any fallout game

[killaronjones]

"Most replayed" section:
"Love... their love... God's love... I will never be able to repay the debt I owe to them, but I must try."

[sorcerous]

I think the reason why Joshua works so well is because he perfectly fits in the world he lives in, a man that has seen the worst of humanity, has felt the worst pain imaginable, has seen how death and suffering is normal in this world. And yet he chose to keep to his faith as a source of light in this very dark world, a light that is nearly out but he does not mind it, he is a man of light in a world that has been plunged darkness and that's why he stands out so much from any other character in the game

[FacetiousE]

The conversations with Joshua Graham brought me back to my faith. Incredible writing

[Retardosaurusrex]

everything joshua graham says, goes so unnecessarily hard

[Notmeggii]

One of the best well written characters I’ve ever seen

[decoded]

Joshua Graham is the only character I've ever interacted with in a game or seen in a movie that made me think religion driven people can be good characters. Usually they're poorly written by religious people, or poorly written by non-believers. Joshua was written to be a good character, not a political mouthpiece. An absolutely incredible character, in an incredible DLC, in an incredible game, in an incredible franchise. Long live Fallout.

[judethenekogamer]

"Weather there is a god or not his existence doesnt depend on what you believe or what i say" this is a good quote it reminds me of something similar my pastor told me

[TheCelticCowboy]

Joshua Graham isn't religious he's a man of God.

[karljohan]

how to make a preacher an interesting character

[thelonecaliforniacowboytlc]

Joshua just proves that God loves warriors even the ones who turn their back on his people. Joshua was broken physically by the legion his faith and the love anf faith of his people saved his life bringing him back to the light of God and the truth of where he is needed, God always takes back those who turn there back on him in his eternal love

[jamesjoros]

I want more characters written like him. He is like an embodiment of Old Testament wrath and justice. Between Joshua Graham and Randall Clark’s Logs, I’d say Honest hearts had one of the most well written stories in the fallout franchise.

[Megthepp]

I imagine the Courier sitting in camp with Joshua coming up to talk to them as he sharpens a knife. As he goes on, he and the Courier wander the roads of the Mojave looking at the factions and people who live there. The Courier talks with Graham of their own faith and ideals in the factions or life, and he answers with understanding and support. He relives his fall into the Canyon, and how his love of God persevered through the fire. The Courier shares a similar rebirth where they were struck down, but the flame that they hold is a curious one.

Both of these survivors carry on with skills of violence and knowledge, and have the power to reshape entire groups of people. Joshua holds love and justice, while the Courier holds whatever they choose. A burning vengeance for those who wronged them and maybe those who haven't? Or a duty or passion to form the world in their image, for better or for worse? In any case, they sit at the camp looking out on the people Joshua searches to repay and help. In the end, he bids you farewell for both of you still have work to do, and may the Lord be with you.

I'm not really a religious person, only really holding onto values of goodwill, but Joshua is an awesome character and if framed right (like this video), he can prove to be a good friend to the Courier, reflecting on their ideals and actions and even how they both carry themselves after both their near-deaths.

Now thank you for reading my little speech, and I wish you good luck.

[justaperson]

He's so bad ass. Whoever made his character I think was a legit Christian

[drpavel_]

This is one of the best of the Joshua Graham speech videos (not sure what you'd call them) imo. Gives a coherent message while still capturing the essence of the character, the other ones basically chop up his dialogue to fit a certain theme.

[odsts]

I am not a man of God but there is logic in what he says and his Wisdom is certainly enlightening Joshua has to be the best character in the entire game

[thelotuslover]

"The good lord knows ive tried" the way he delivers that line is perfect