Fallout 3's ending
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wow. what a game! i mean, really..
now that i've gotten to level 20, and there is apparently no leveling after that, what is there to do??
heh... well, my Little ***** will continue with this game.. but with a change of demeanor.
yes, my stupid little friends, she will be oh so much meaner.
i purposely did not follow the main quest line with the intention of doing as much as possible, and exploring everything else so that i would not end the game prematurely...
but it ended anyway for me with the acquisition of level 20, and somehow a rating of total goddamned JESUS...
well, now Little ***** will truly become a little *****.. and fuck EVERYTHING she comes across, and give everyone a one-way ticket to HELL.
now that i've gotten to level 20, and there is apparently no leveling after that, what is there to do??
heh... well, my Little ***** will continue with this game.. but with a change of demeanor.
yes, my stupid little friends, she will be oh so much meaner.
i purposely did not follow the main quest line with the intention of doing as much as possible, and exploring everything else so that i would not end the game prematurely...
but it ended anyway for me with the acquisition of level 20, and somehow a rating of total goddamned JESUS...
well, now Little ***** will truly become a little *****.. and fuck EVERYTHING she comes across, and give everyone a one-way ticket to HELL.
i will agree that the ending didnt make sense, i had fawkes with me, a suit of T-51B armor, rad-x and a radiation suit on me. why couldnt i have just used that stuff or had fawkes go in there? besides, it really wasnt that much radiation, there was only 25 or so per second. the area around vault 86 had many times that. i tried to run it once with a advanced rad suit and rad-x and about 20 yards from the edge it was at 200+ rads per second.
that said, i kind of liked the ending. it sort of gave a sense of sacrifice to it all. you know, your character dies to bring life to the wasteland, all that stuff
but for those who didnt like it, the next dlc for fallout, broken steel, will continue the game past the ending. if you died, you probably only passed out and were taken back to the citedel and recovered. if you were that much of a dick to make sarah do it, then you will have to do without her.
oh, and it will up the level cap to 30 and add some more perks
that said, i kind of liked the ending. it sort of gave a sense of sacrifice to it all. you know, your character dies to bring life to the wasteland, all that stuff
but for those who didnt like it, the next dlc for fallout, broken steel, will continue the game past the ending. if you died, you probably only passed out and were taken back to the citedel and recovered. if you were that much of a dick to make sarah do it, then you will have to do without her.
oh, and it will up the level cap to 30 and add some more perks
i felt that if you sent in the BOS girl you should live and have a chance to save som more people or destroy the post-apocalyptia some more and i was so smart i bougth the ps3 version so i don't get any dlc's to have fun with
Hey think about Fawke? Remember he has high resistance to Radiation, and if you "got him" why can't he do it?
I quite liked the ending, the self sacrafice makes me feel pretty good...
But yeah, having a super mutant companion who could quite easily just stroll on in their and become a hero, noticed as an inteligent form of life.....who decides against it in preferance of watching you die?
I saved your ass and you repay me buying telling me about destiny? God damn.....
But yeah, having a super mutant companion who could quite easily just stroll on in their and become a hero, noticed as an inteligent form of life.....who decides against it in preferance of watching you die?
I saved your ass and you repay me buying telling me about destiny? God damn.....
I've already posted this elsewhere, but it'll clarify some stuff for some people. Fawkes doesn't go into the chamber for you because...
That might be quite a bit to take in at once though.
He is supposedly in the faith of Zen Buddism, which has been speculated as the only way to retain your human personaily after being infected with FEV, and becomming a Super Mutant. Not only is the theory proven by Fawkes now an again uttering such phrases like "There is peace in mindfulness", but another friendly Super Mutant also says such things as "wonderful moon", another reference to Zen Buddism. It actually comes directly from a verse in the relgion, when a theif tries to steal from a man named Ryokan who has nothing to be theived, so gives him his clothes so the man doesn't have wasted trip. It then reads The thief was bewildered. He took the clothes and slunk away. Ryoken sat naked, watching the moon. "Poor fellow," he mused, "I wish I could have given him this beautiful moon."
Note, Uncle Leo only quotes the "wonderful moon" if the player character tries to rob in, after which he gives him a set of clothes as a "gift".
Note, Uncle Leo only quotes the "wonderful moon" if the player character tries to rob in, after which he gives him a set of clothes as a "gift".
That might be quite a bit to take in at once though.
No idea. That one I always blank on. Following the karma level you have to have to recruit him, he is quite picky to say the least. The Mister Gutsy in Underworld has to stick to his programming even if he doesn't want to (He says on multiple occasions he hates all ghouls), so maybe it's no different for RL-3. It could be his programming.Aperama said:
This may be an overeaction, but I just finished the game today and that ending almost killed all of my happy memories of the 60 or so hours it took me to get that far. No easy feat, I assure you. I don't even mind that there wasn't a real boss fight, but the game forcing you to kill yourself for no reason was just painful.