Wasteland 3 - The Battle Of Steeltown DLC - Best Ending: Freeing Synths & Having Them Stay
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มิ.ย. 2021
- For this ending:
- Get the synaptic degausser from Blue without fighting the Ghost Gang
- Tell the synths you are planning on wiping their minds
- Agree to their compromise to free them and having them stay
With this ending, you get all factions to help fight the plains gangs when they attack - เกม
The game's dialogue volume was going in and out, sorry
For this ending:
- Get the synaptic degausser from Blue without fighting the Ghost Gang
- Tell the synths you are planning on wiping their minds
- Agree to their compromise to free them and having them stay
With this ending, you get all factions to help fight the plains gangs when they attack
So that's how you do it. I was wondering why I didn't get that option in the first place. Didn't realize I had to threaten them.
Just FYI, you can fight Blue and still get the good ending if you use the disruption weapons on everyone.
And look for the link at the end of the video for the defense of Steeltown against the Plains Gangs!
Arguably best ending. I just completed the DLC myself.
freed the synths too
I had crow take over, kill off blue, boot Markham [she caused it anyway, so we need better management regardless of ethics here], and locked up that bad supervisor guy.
Did you side with Markham against Crow in the battle at the gates to get to this point? seems like everyone suggests siding with Crow, but I don't know how Markham is there if you sided with Crow in the previous fight.
3 months late. But whatev
Dont side with crow or you wont be able to spare the synths at all
Does this mean you killed crow?
how did u made synth work for markham after u freed them
Tell them you are going to wipe them and they compromise with you
you do realize that the synths and Markham are what made this mess? kicking her out to me seemed rational, though unethical.@@NamelessDreadx37x
Hi
So your best ending is forcing sentient beings to work tirelessly for their enslavers, all of whom consider them no more self-aware than a panini press (decided that toasters are too important to the Wasteland universe). Constantly under the threat of being returned to the living death of the Engine the second they step out of line or speak out against their injustices? Actually no, I guess Markham would just reset them immediately this time rather than risk a repeat, especially if those annoying Rangers aren't in earshot to stop it.
Besides. If all those people are there when the plains gangs attack, they're gonna STEAL MY KILLS and the hell with THAT.
a lot of the moral ambiguity comes from directly experiencing the synths at their worst in wasteland 2, which is lost somewhat if you haven't
@@plok742 I played it, it was really good. And I actually enjoy the interwoven grey areas a person has to tackle to "solve" this situation as best they can. In fact this is the same solution I came up with, haha. I was just being saucy with how bad it is. It's easily one of the worst "best" endings Good thing the Rangers rule the country and can keep an eye on Markham and make sure there are no further crimes against robanity.
Okay not to be rude but you datejust copy synth idea from Fallout 4 ( then again Microsoft now owns both companies doesn't count as copying)
Well, to be fair, wasteland 1 and therefore the idea of synths in the Apokalypse were released in 1988. So theoreticly fallout "stole" that
@@teddyzaehmer Fallout and Wasteland are created by the same company before shutdown and own by Microsoft I don't think this counts as stealing but okay
@@changsiah2 Exactly, but that was not the fact i wanted to point out. The Concept of Synths and the wasteland series goes way back, and if anyone copied anything here they did it from wasteland.
@@teddyzaehmer ok
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