MysticToast said:
lunncal said:
TheYellowCellPhone said:
Fallout 3 vanilla, since it was so unexpected and kind of touching.
Screw you guys, I thought vanilla Fallout 3's ending was better.
You mean the part where the main character is told to walk into certain radiation death, so he asks his radiation immune friend to do it, and he promptly refuses for no real reason? Then the protagonist says "Fuck you all, then."(at least that's what I imagined him saying) and lets the purifier explode, killing everyone.
Somehow that scene failed to affect me emotionally... I'm not quite sure why.
Wait..... what? I don't remember that happening.
In the pre-Broken Steel version of Fallout 3, you are given the choice to go into the radiation filled water purifier to activate it (presumably dying from the radation in a glorious sacrifice), or send Sarah Lyons in to do it (she would die too).
However, of all the companions you can have, it's possible you have a super mutant, a ghoul, or a robot. Any of which could easily push the buttons for you, with no harm done to them.
Bringing this up to your radiation immune companion, though, will tend to get a "No, it's your destiny", "It's not my job" response. Forcing you to die, sacrifice Sarah, or just let the purifier explode and die.
After Broken Steel, the radiation immune companions will agree to activate the purifier. However, the ending credits still have the balls to call said companion "the true hero of the wastes" instead of you, simply because you weren't "heroicly suicidal".
It's all very frustrating.