The notes left after The Survivalist or Randall Dean Clark, has to be one of the finest pieces of game lore I have ever read. To whom ever wrote it; Bravo! They where captivating and really gave an insight on how a survivor of The Great War fared.

I have to agree with you.

This add-on was long on story and heavy with moral questioning, as evidenced by several threads here.

While there wasn't a lot of loot and little re-playability (after exploring the alternate endings, of course) it does tend to cause the thinking player to do just that...

All-in-all a fitting addition to the Fallout Franchise.

I also find it interesting that he's basically the sole reason for the birth of the Sorrows. Kinda odd but redeemable since he thought he failed just about everyone

He's a very cool NPC. I'd love to see some fan fiction on this guy. You could write a book from the full life he's led. First playthru I didn't find his final resting place. So without that final journal entry, you don't really realize how important the Sorrows are. It makes the final decision on what to do with the Sorrows that much more important.

Well, he wasn't really an NPC...just a skeleton

About that skeleton: he should be bleached white, not burned black like someone who died in the war. Bad move, Sawyer. Bad move.

I agree.

Yao Guai ate him whole and pooed him out perhaps?