Not really a hard choice at all. If you set aside the whole fact that you commit genocide if you destroy them, transporting the T’kon crystals aboard gives you massive bargaining power so you can end the conflict more peacefully.
In my first playthrough, I destroyed the Tkon Chrystals and in the last stage, Portal 63 betrays you in rage. I am going to spare his people in the second.
I did too :(. I didn't fully understand it, I thought I was preventing another possible tkonian takeover but I guess I just committed genocide? I didn't think they were sentient.
I thought Bedrosian's blood lust was not in keeping with federation ideals. Besides it is best to keep portal on board as such. But she does have a point in some way. Are these crystals going to be kept in some kind of vault under 'protection' by the federation or trusted to those Tkon likely to be still hostile despite being saved later? Under what circumstances will this sentient life have life!! Perhaps this is Captain's real Kobayashi Muru
@@ModestPavement I didn't want to disappoint Bedrosian, so she threaten to resign if I spared them but I learned you can still get a good ending even if she disagrees with your decision.
@@briansmith2739 yeah I regret making her my first officer lol. Two of my worst decisions were related to her. Saving her which cost like 12 Elydian lives and then wiping out the consciousness of an entire alien race! Lol.
it was a hard choice, not so easy as the old telltale games. real difficult choices here.
Not really a hard choice at all. If you set aside the whole fact that you commit genocide if you destroy them, transporting the T’kon crystals aboard gives you massive bargaining power so you can end the conflict more peacefully.
Picard choice vs Janeway choice
In my first playthrough, I destroyed the Tkon Chrystals and in the last stage, Portal 63 betrays you in rage. I am going to spare his people in the second.
I did too :(. I didn't fully understand it, I thought I was preventing another possible tkonian takeover but I guess I just committed genocide? I didn't think they were sentient.
I thought Bedrosian's blood lust was not in keeping with federation ideals. Besides it is best to keep portal on board as such.
But she does have a point in some way. Are these crystals going to be kept in some kind of vault under 'protection' by the federation or trusted to those Tkon likely to be still hostile despite being saved later?
Under what circumstances will this sentient life have life!!
Perhaps this is Captain's real Kobayashi Muru
@@ModestPavement I didn't want to disappoint Bedrosian, so she threaten to resign if I spared them but I learned you can still get a good ending even if she disagrees with your decision.
@@briansmith2739 yeah I regret making her my first officer lol. Two of my worst decisions were related to her. Saving her which cost like 12 Elydian lives and then wiping out the consciousness of an entire alien race! Lol.
@@stu8729 hmm interesting point! Guess bedrosian slipped through the cracks lol.
Is there an ending where the Resolute gets destroyed?
No.
when the armenian becomes the genocider