In some fairness, I can understand fans being a little disappointed that in such a choice focused game, none of their choices ended up mattering in the larger picture.
I’m not really sure how Bethesda could rectify that though. It’s not like they could make it so that all of the contradictory choices happened at once through some kind of cataclysmic break in time.
In some fairness, I can understand fans being a little disappointed that in such a choice focused game, none of their choices ended up mattering in the larger picture.
OK, but there are a zillion combinations of what could have happened for multiple players. one of the set of choices has to be canon. Hell, maybe in this version , the courier died, Benny lived, then failed, and the balance of power is still being maintained between the strip, house, NCR and Legion.
I mean… if there was ever a sequel to New Vegas, they were gonna have to choose a canon ending as well… and New Vegas fans have been clamoring for a sequel for over a decade now. So I still think it’s pretty silly, because if they actually got what they wanted, there would be a canon ending that was chosen from the prior game. There’s not a way to rectify that, as you point out.
In some fairness, I can understand fans being a little disappointed that in such a choice focused game, none of their choices ended up mattering in the larger picture.
I’m not really sure how Bethesda could rectify that though. It’s not like they could make it so that all of the contradictory choices happened at once through some kind of cataclysmic break in time.
OK, but there are a zillion combinations of what could have happened for multiple players. one of the set of choices has to be canon. Hell, maybe in this version , the courier died, Benny lived, then failed, and the balance of power is still being maintained between the strip, house, NCR and Legion.
I mean… if there was ever a sequel to New Vegas, they were gonna have to choose a canon ending as well… and New Vegas fans have been clamoring for a sequel for over a decade now. So I still think it’s pretty silly, because if they actually got what they wanted, there would be a canon ending that was chosen from the prior game. There’s not a way to rectify that, as you point out.