Yet it’s also beloved by many fans for its poetic end to the conflict. That all the kind souls caught in the crossfire of the war between the Reds, Nazis, and Spartans can breathe easily once again.īy all accounts, this is the bad ending to Metro Last Light. With all your enemies in one place, protagonist Artyom ensures that his lover and child will survive. As you lie, bleeding and broken on the ground, you pull the lever, igniting the explosives necessary to wipe out any threat to the Metro. When you and the other Spartan Rangers are cornered by enemy forces, abandoned by the Dark Ones for your bad karma actions, you’re left with no other choice. Yet few hit quite as hard as Last Light’s self-sacrifice ending.
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The Metro series is famous for its despairing storylines. Spartans to the End – Metro Last Light PHOTO CREDIT: DEEP SILVER Sorry J.D., but the needs of the many outweigh the needs of an ill-tempered soldier. By no means is James’ death a victory, but in the grand scheme of the saga, he’s far from the ideal candidate to choose. James is like his father – built for war, both physically and mentally scarred by it. He’s the sort of person who could help guide humanity after the war’s end, bringing about a brighter tomorrow thereafter. He has stronger morals and a clever mind. While he may be the son of venerated COG hero Marcus Fenix, Gears 5 makes clear how far James has fallen.īy contrast, Del is a supportive ally throughout the entire resurgent saga, across Gears 4 and 5. Fenix the evil ending choice? Well, for one, James has a sordid past and demonstrates in the opening of Gears 5 that he’s a terrible military tactician. It’s fitting then that its ending gives players the chance to either stand by their loyal, kind-hearted friend Del or fail to do so and keep J.D. Gears 5 is a hard-hitting tale of revelations and failure all around. Fenix Lives – Gears 5 PHOTO CREDIT: MICROSOFT It truly features some of the most evil endings for a video game. Just trust me – your choices matter, for better or worse, Courier. Honestly, there are so many ways for things to go wrong in New Vegas to warrant its own list. You can ruin the lives of your companions, genocide the entire Nevada region, support crazed fascists, or even end up canonically dead, little more than a hologram in the shadow of a damned casino.
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Instead, this game is full of awful outcomes. There’s not just one evil ending to Fallout: New Vegas. No Lance Henricksen or Idris Elba?! Go back! We have to reset the timeline! Nuked – Fallout: New Vegas PHOTO CREDIT: BETHESDA Also no all-out bonkers fighting in Wall Street in Modern Warfare 3. If you do, congratulations, you just stopped World War 3 in the Modern Warfare series! Which, uh… means there are no sequels to play.
It takes careful timing on your part to manage to wound Zakhaev and kill Makarov during the mission. So it’s only in the Remastered version that you can effectively prevent the rest of the trilogy. Except, Makarov didn’t even exist in the first Modern Warfare. Thanks to a retcon in Modern Warfare 3, future Modern Warfare antagonist Makarov is canonically present alongside your intended target, Zakhaev, during the famous One Shot, One Kill mission.
Every now and then, it’s a bad ending for the player, such as in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered. Sometimes an evil ending isn’t simply a turn of events that sour things for the characters. Time Paradox! – Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered PHOTO CREDIT: ACTIVISION-BLIZZARD
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