>Can send radiation-proof companions to activate the water purifier in Fallout 3
>Can avoid dying for no one reason, and potentially help to improve and restore the wasteland by staying alive
>This is what they have to say
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Emil strikes again lol
This is why Oblivion was a good ending because there was no gay choice. It was two godlike figures fighting and the player isn't forced into a dumb binary choice
>pajeet doesn't understand selfless sacrifice
As usual.
>thinks the player dying for no reason when a ghoul or mutant could just walk in and walk out again is peak deep writing
Hi Emil
>Fabio doesn't understand how out of character that line is for Charon
You didn't even play the game
A self sacrifice loses its impact when it's pointless and easily avoidable and only forced because the writer realized they were in a corner
True. Whites do love killing themselves, after all. Hence, the high suicide rates.
And even after they've sat out to rot for a while afterwards, they still smell better than you.
I hate pajeets but holy shit that's the worst response I've ever seen KEK.
I bet you're a non-white larping.
your cope is showing
Seethe. You're only able to post because the whie man invented internet and the computer. Society would collapse overnight if whites disappeared
>Yeah!
>YEAH!
>Whatsamatter? Can't stand the sight of your own blood!?
TWO HITS, KID. TWO HITS!
It makes sense with the biblical themes of 3 as well as mirroring the ending of fallout 1 with self sacrifice for the greater community. But if it really bugs you, play with the dlc
Or the writer could not suck massive fricking dick and write a better reason for why they cant go in. The stupid homosexual is paid for it. But oh no my themes, my reasoning, its so much more hecking valid and not hamfisted trite. You should also stop sucking massive dicks, homosexual.
>It makes sense with the biblical themes of 3 as well as mirroring the ending of fallout 1 with self sacrifice for the greater community.
Except the Vault Dweller didnt have a choice but the Lonesome Wanderer did...
That is just the result of poor writting rather than something intended. If they were really set on making you sacrifice yourself, there would be something like "The water purifier can only be activated if your blood/dna is the same as dad's".
This also would avoid the hilarious scenario where the Enclave could've activated it... for everyone's benefit.
>play with the dlc
>ending calls the lone wanderer a coward for not doing it themselves
>biblical
Frick you dumb christcuck. Write a proper fricking ending you low-IQ baboon.
It's not even biblical, fug off with that shit line.
Christcucks can't even keep their gospel straight despite it apparently all being the word of Jesus
Oh my Science! What a based post!
>there must be an organizer managing all of this
a real shitty one, as things stand
>as well as mirroring the ending of fallout 1 with self sacrifice for the greater community.
You mean the ending where canonically after the overseer forcefully kicks the vault dweller out of the vault with no say (Which by definition means it's not a self sacrifice), he is then tried for treason by the rest of the vault and then executed and then shortly after half the vault leaves to join the vault Dweller and build a brand new community?
>biblical themes
I still don't know why god couldn't just forgive everyone without killing a israeli carpenter
Because Jesus only claimed to be A son of God and the Church, not willing to upset the social order by letting people share in whatever revelation the guy had about being part of a divine cosmos, buried it beneath a bunch of horseshit about him being THE son of God and sent to die as a sacrifice to Himself for the sake of clearing Original Sin from unborn babies
God didn't kill Jesus. Jesus sacrificed himself to atone for our sins.
what did he lose? life on earth? it sucks down here, he's better off in heaven
that "sacrifice" wasn't a fair trade at all, super rigged
by the same merits there is no such thing as sacrifice for mortal men either as we all enjoy paradise after death
the point is that jesus was both mortal and god. he suffered just as we suffer, felt pain just as we feel pain, felt doubt and indecision, loneliness, horniness, everything we feel was felt by him.
think about it like this. an entomologist can know everything there is to know about an ant. he can know so much so as to say that he understands the ant's mind completely. but he'll NEVER know exactly how it feels to BE the ant.
jesus was god's experiment in being the ant. being the ant sucks.
I enjoy paradise falls. There's a lot of earning potential in the end of freedom
>jesus was god's experiment
God is already omniscient. He knew before anything existed what being human feels like.
>we all enjoy paradise after death
that's news to me, everyone threatens me with eternal magic lava when they talk religion
Christianity is used as a tool of control but priority 1 for a Christian is their own relationship with God. It's like how some ignore the shitty fanbase of a game they like. A religion as widespread as Christianity will inevitable lead to insufferable people speaking on its behalf.
If Jesus was who he claimed to be then he has no real concept of humanity in the slightest. He'd have known as a matter of fact about the afterlife and his place in it. That's something no deity could ever really fathom, the uncertainty of it all from our perspective.
No matter how much he may have suffered he knew what awaited him in the afterlife, we suffer and for all we know it's al just some cosmic joke where our maggot ridden corpses are the punchline.
It's easy to act above it all and holier then thou when you know that no matter what you get a seat in the afterlife right next to daddies side. Jesus was the ultimate nepobaby.
tbf anyone in the bible who directly interacted with angels or demons would also have been in that kind of position, of being 100% sure about what's on the other side and thus having an easier time dealing with death. There's also the fact that humanity as a whole grew obsessed with rationalization. How many people today would go through a supernatural experience and truly believe that it wasn't just a dream, hallucination, trick, etc? People used to be more much welcoming to mysticism as a concrete part of reality.
>of being 100% sure about what's on the other side
But they're not 100% sure of being let in.
Aye, that's fair. I have met Christians who entered this mindset where they were pretty confident in their own odds.
It was a slow, painful death where he was publicly humiliated in front of all his friends and family. Motherfrickers even tried to get him to deny his beliefs to ridicule the word of God. I can't imagine anyone else surviving that and not developing a hatred of humanity.
But god already hated humanity so really nothing changed
I doubt Jesus would have been born at all if God didn't cared about humanity.
Why would he ditch the rules for heaven he already set up, the commandments that were so important to him that he flooded all humanity for not following them? Jesus is a satanic psy-op.
Beats me. I would like to ask him about it at some point.
>it was a situation he knew was coming, engineered specifically to happen, and did it on purpose to help those killing him
dang what a terrible thing
Yes. That's how sacrifices work, Anon.
Anon, a sacrifice implies something is lose. Sacrificed, you might say. Jesus lost nothing. God lost nothing. A few hours of suffering to the immortal entity that is outside time itself is less than nothing. A death a supposedly mortal man returned from when no other mortal could ever do such a thing is not a loss in any sense of the word.
I don't think that Heaven existing devalues life like that. I mean, imagine dying prematurely and not getting to grow old with your friends and family, never finding love, never starting a family, never getting to spend the holidays with people you like and seeing how their own lives are going, never feeling the joy of overcoming the limitations of your own, flawed existence, etc. There are definitively things that he missed out on. He didn't get to live a full life as a human because his desire to cleanse the palette was stronger.
Is that a theme for heaven? Placation? Because it sure doesn't sound satisfying.
Would that satan still went pub crawling so we could all pick the road stingy jack did.
Frankly, Heaven is so far over my head that I avoid even thinking too much about it. I just treat it like a cool postgame that offers different experiences since a lot of stuff about life will be absent. I mean, unless Heaven has huge piles of porn or something.
>God didn't kill Jesus
No he just created Jesus specifically to be pinned to a 2x4
biblical themes or not it could have been implemented better
>muh themes
I would rather have a logical story then a thematic one, out of spite.
The whole point of muh themes is that you managed to weave it through the logical progression of cause and effect. It does not 'limit' storytelling, it merely requires skill. Normies understandably cannot be held to this standard. Luckily, we have people who are FRICKING PAID to do this, professionals. He is paid to do both.
MY character didn't die because I never completed the main quest. As far as I know he's still ranching in the Capital Wasteland.
>the DLC makes it pointless anyway
great design Bethesda
These kind of things, like the moronic shaun plot in fallout 4, are where bethesda gets tragic. They want to write impactful moments but are simply not capable of doing so. Its not that they're "too silly" or "it's just supposed to be fun you ol' grump ;)" they seriously try but cant put one foot in front of the other because they cant manage the most basic elements of storytelling
If it wasn't for the blatant nepotism there then ol' Emil would have been kicked out years ago as he can't write for shit. Unfortunately he's Todd's buttbuddy so he's still there.
Fallout 3 works great as a sandbox. It's a fricking joke when it comes to anything resembling a compelling and logical narrative, we've been over this one fricking billion times.
Bethesda took the easy route with every game's narrative after seeing the success of Oblivion.
Logical narratives, with little to no in-universe contradictions or retroactive continuities? Frick that look at this cool spectacle, now buy our shit Black person!
Normies will eat it up, because the masses don't care for engaging stories that make the viewer/reader/player think, the masses want big bang bang and big emotion throb with no consistency or basis in reality.
Bethesda really should have just stuck to creating solid mechanics for good action-based RPGs and licensed it out so we don't live in the Action "RPG" world we live in now
I love playing in Fallout 3's world and setting when it's attached to New Vegas in TTW.
It's a huge fricking map with tons of locations to explore and plenty of enemies to mindlessly shoot. That's great.
But when you focus on the quests and try to piece together anything resembling logic from it it begins to fall apart.
It's literally best played without thinking about it too hard. Which is probably my biggest complaint about the game. That and the green filter, thankfully that can be modded out.
>Top guy
>noooo I don't wanna risk turning into a feral by getting exposed to the heavy radiation in there also I'm evil btw 🙂
>Bottom guy
>My fingers are too fat for the key panel, failure to enter the code correctly in time would be disastrous I'm sorry my fren 🙁
fixed
Emil is a moronic hack, what else is new.
Fun fact: A guy called Brian Chapin wrote Fallout 3's main quest. Not Emil Pagliarulo.
By now Chapin is a veteran, started in 2002.
didnt they add an update for the dlc that makes it so you can tell them to get the frick in, but they're super passive aggressive about it. emil literally seething as it writes it
Fawkes is deliberately a pretentious ass. It’s something his character would do.
wasn't this fixed in a later patch?
The broken steel DLC.
I thought the top pic was Jason Voorhees for some reason.
>could have just forbid companions from the final room
>instead have voice actors read off this dumb bullshit
genuine moronation