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Topic	Moral choices in video games
DuneMan 09/16/21 9:48:58 PM #13:	unnamedsoldier posted... Fallout 3 in a nutshell Nah... that was more, "But you're a robot. Go into that chamber! Speaking of, why TF do I have to keep a Neutral alignment to have a robot? You're a damn robot! Also, somehow I became Wasteland Jesus for handing out a 20 oz. bottle of water to a bum..." Bethesda gets slightly better with DLC. Far Harbor for Fallout 4, as an example, let you decide the fate of everyone in the area; and get a free Perk depending on your choice. If that wasn't enough for you it was also possible to go back to the Commonwealth and tell the BoS about the place... Yeah. --- "I'd rather betray the world than let the world betray me." -Cao Cao <cite>DuneMan posted [p:958128035] in Moral choi... [t:79665210]...</cite> <quote>unnamedsoldier posted... </cite> <quote>Fallout 3 in a nutshell</quote>Nah... that was more, "But you're a robot. Go into that chamber! Speaking of, why TF do I have to keep a Neutral alignment to have a robot? You're a damn robot! Also, somehow I became Wasteland Jesus for handing out a 20 oz. bottle of water to a bum..." Bethesda gets slightly better with DLC. Far Harbor for Fallout 4, as an example, let you decide the fate of everyone in the area; and get a free Perk depending on your choice. If that wasn't enough for you it was also possible to go back to the Commonwealth and tell the BoS about the place... Yeah. --- "I'd rather betray the world than let the world betray me." -Cao Cao</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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