Would you like alternative endings?
zetachron
Germany Join Date: 2014-11-14 Member: 199655Members
Leaving the planet isn't really what I want. Now the story is really good up until to the point to leave the planet. Because I really love exploring and crafting in Subnautica. Maybe some of you would also love to go through the story, but stay after the end. So the rocket end is a bit disrespectful into loving to live in Subnautica. I'd love to have an alternative ending, where I could either stay to explore and craft forever or maybe other options. What do you think and what would you like?
For the poll simply give your favorite ending.
For the poll simply give your favorite ending.
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Not one filled with one posters thoughts on the matter.
Either you die in space from the Carar or you get blown from the sky.
It'd be a fun way of saying, "you done screwed up"
The bad ending would be getting rescued by the Sunbeam, but not getting cured. Increasing the chances of inflicting the Carar on the rest of civilization is the worst possible ending.
There are some twists in games that I could really skip. I hated the whole Morrigan thing in Dragon Age, for example.
There are a few things I'd actually like to avoid in my fantasies, like cheating boyfriend's and watching people get exploded.
Then again, I'm old enough to remember the Space Shuttle Challenger. Maybe others don't have the same moment of stupified horror locked into their memories from watching a space-faring vehicle explode to devastating loss of life.
I'd like to push the protagonist to his breaking point until he simply can't go on any longer and chooses to opt out.
Having an ending similar to Spec Ops: The Line would be interesting where it is revealed the protagonist is insane, but that requires having more people. It doesn't mean anything if the protagonist is revealed to be insane if they are the only person on an alien world.
If you want to leave, find the materials to build a rocket.
If you want to stay in your area, conquering all you see (for all you dictators), find the materials to build some kind of Precursor-esque cannon on top of your base to kill everything that bothers you.
Or if you want to explore beyond the void, find the materials to build a giant submarine.
Once you built one of these things, the game would end.
Each of these builds would be eluded throughout the story, giving the player the freedom to choose their own ending. And each of these builds would require a monumental amount of
materials, as too deter people from making multiple builds.
That just my two cents though.
Now that you mention it but it does remind me of the space shuttle Columbia which disintigrated on re-entry... I never really made that connection before your post.
You're...welcome?
All of the above, but not necessarily before v1.0 v1.0 could be the 'normal' ending, with the others added as DLC or updates or something.
You realize the original game's story is already set in stone at this point? This whole post is from almost two years ago.
I always wonder how people even find these kinds of threads. They just going along on Google Search/Bing/Whatever and then see a thread and go I MUST POST IN THIS! without checking the date?
Or considering that the topic in question's long since been finished. A personal favorite of mine there is "Correcting someone" on their assumptions or theories from a time where said information couldn't possibly been known by anyone other than the developers, after the thread's been done and over with for several years.
If you don't want to leave subnautica my guy, just don't build the rocket, it is literally as simple as that.
This is based off of your idea, but maybe they could add an ending that if you cure the disease and shut down the gun, but only answer the first few calls from the Sunbeam, maybe they could actually come down and rescue you!
They already have something like this, though. If you don't answer any calls from the Sunbeam and beat the game and then answer one, they will say something along the lines of this:
"This is the trading vessel Sunbeam. We see their are human life signatures on the planet and we would come to rescue you. There is an abundance of debris in the atmosphere (from the Aurora blowing up), making it impossible to land. We will go back to Alterra HQ and get some more help. Sunbeam signing out."
But help never comes ?. At least you actually save them and not get them blown up!
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I mean, I have a feeling Below Zero will scratch that itch, though it doesn’t star the same character.