At a certain point in the game you can chose to play strip poker with some of the survivors back at the safehouse, it's pretty funny and I think (haven't checked whether it's in my clothes locker yet) that you can unlock new gear by beating specific survivors - only problem is as an actual poker game it's a little silly, the blinds go up so quickly that after a while you don't even really play because the blinds force you to go all-in!!

The main point of that is to get the Knights helmet.

I didn't know you could actually get clothes this way. Suddenly Strip Poker went from a silly addition to a must have.

Its silly and awkward at the same time.

I lost hard at the poker game but I heard having gambling magazines help get better hands. I had two gambling magazines so it's either I'm terrible at poker or gambling magazines only effect real world objects like slot machines and such.

" @AlisterCat:  I didn't know that about the helmet, but I busted 2 people, unfortunately Jack(f?orgot his name) wasn't playing, that is a bummer. "

I didn't have time to beat this side mission for it because its too damn long and my main missions happen to be in the red though I almost got every to strip down completely

I am annoyed I never got to play strip poker as a kid.  I want the childhood depicted in 80's American teen sex comedies. There is a narrow window between like the ages 13 and 16.  After that it just seems a bit pointless.