Do you really want an empty, shallow game where you decisions affect nothing? Or would you rather have a Fallout 1 and 2 ending, where you see the consequences of your actions?

why do people assume that your choices can never make a difference in a game if it doesnt end?



i dont understand that the only way you can see the consequences of your actions is if the game ends. explain?

Will we be able to keep playing once we beat the game with this one?
From Sean via Facebook

JS: This is something we really wanted to do, but ultimately we realized that supporting post-endgame content would jeopardize the quality of the ending, which we wanted to tell the definitive stories for all of our major factions, locations and characters. Instead, after the credits roll the game will prompt you to reload a save created just before the endgame sequence, allowing players to go back and complete any quests they may have missed. Additionally, we make it very clear when you're about to reach the end of the main plot, so it shouldn't come across as a surprise.

why do people assume that your choices can never make a difference in a game if it doesnt end?



i dont understand that the only way you can see the consequences of your actions is if the game ends. explain?

How about using the thread that's already in progress?
http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?/topic/1098428-ending/