A whole new generation of Fallout fans is going to experience Fallout 3 and New Vegas when the remasters drop. Bethesda has confirmed that both of these classics are getting glossy re-releases, and if they’re anything like Oblivion Remastered, they’ll come packaged with all of their respective DLC.
However, for Fallout 3, that has major implications for the story’s ending. That is because Fallout 3’s original ending is only accessible if you don’t have the Broken Steel DLC installed - something that will presumably be impossible in Fallout 3 Remastered.
For those of you out of the loop, I will give you a fairly spoilery rundown of what this is all about.
During the last main story quest in Fallout 3, you are tasked with activating Project Purity, which will provide clean drinking water to the Capital Wasteland. However, the console you need to get to is in a chamber full of radiation, so going in there is a suicide mission.
From this point, it’s clear you have to send someone in there. Your choices are:
Now, it seems like there is an obvious answer here, right? Sure, RPGs are for roleplaying, but I think most of us...
