Although it is measured in points, the player never gets to see a numerical karmic value, only the status and the title.
Also, a new specific stat called "rank" is added, indicating your rank in the Midwestern Brotherhood of Steel. In Fallout Tactics, reputation titles and reputation are removed, only karma is kept. In Fallout 2, what was originally called "general reputation" is renamed to karma, reputation titles are kept and a new stat called "reputation" is added, acting as a measurement of how you are perceived in various places. In Fallout, karma is simply named "general reputation" (but has the same function as karma in other Fallout games) and reputation titles appeared. Players always start a new game with 0 karma points (neutral). It is classified by three types: good, neutral, and evil. Karma affects a variety of elements, as you gain or lose Karma over the course of the game, people will behave differently toward you, it will unlock certain dialogue options or actions, open up certain areas of the wastelands, it can even affects which companions agree to join you in certain games. The more an intention or an action has as an impact, the more you win or lose karma points. Karma is not only the effects of your actions, but also your intentions that are taken into account and are measured in points called "Karma points". Karma is, philosophically, the principle of cause and effect.
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