Damn not !
Historically that seems okay, but in real, he shouldn't be super "friendly" to the "lower class".
"You only speak to me if i asked you !"
An emperor in the body of a poor street merc... what an infamy !
I prefer the relic just copied over
by chance.
Imagine:
That would have been, as they say - such a nova storyline.
I think Johnny is already the perfect travel companion.
This question reminds me a lot of "whom would like to be stuck in an elevator with?". Is there any character who impressed me enough, both real or fictional. Really no one comes to mind at first, perhaps I just deny that Jesse Faden (from Control) actually dies at some point. So, for her absence among the dead, meh, I can't think up another woman character. From others, oh MY, how about Data from Star Trek? Yeah, that'd be my pick, even though it would be just a copy, not that Data would really be dead at that time.
Jackie
Imagine:
Jackie just died, and you followed, the next thing you know, you wake up with him in your head.
I think Johnny is already the perfect travel companion.
Along the journey, he rises above the hothead he was, and he also comes to terms with his own death. And, when the time comes, he doesn't object to me returning back to the living without him. I need someone with the same characteristic.
This question reminds me a lot of "whom would like to be stuck in an elevator with?". Is there any character who impressed me enough, both real or fictional. Really no one comes to mind at first, perhaps I just deny that Jesse Faden (from Control) actually dies at some point. So, for her absence among the dead, meh, I can't think up another woman character. From others, oh MY, how about Data from Star Trek? Yeah, that'd be my pick, even though it would be just a copy, not that Data would really be dead at that time.
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I'd prefer no engram.
I do like the game, but the overall cohesiveness and enjoyment factor of the game's narrative definitely suffered from the constant stormcloud of your imminent death. I got more out of all the side quests than I did from the main story which in a game based on the narrative isn't a good thing.
I look forward to one day having some form of skyrim's "alternate start, live another life" so I can just play the game instead of being hurdled down a rail in a game-world screaming to be more open.
I do like the game, but the overall cohesiveness and enjoyment factor of the game's narrative definitely suffered from the constant stormcloud of your imminent death. I got more out of all the side quests than I did from the main story which in a game based on the narrative isn't a good thing.
I look forward to one day having some form of skyrim's "alternate start, live another life" so I can just play the game instead of being hurdled down a rail in a game-world screaming to be more open.
This too.
The Dex killing V, and the relic taking over is the major downer for me.
Say that V survives vs. Dex. Still with the relic in the head, and with Arasaka on her tail. The whole city out there, the rep still ruined, but no one could blame V for defending herself even if they learn the Dex' killer. Takemura would still need V, and Johnny could be installed as a companion for mutual help. It could all end up again at the Arasaka tower, just without ever-dying by ever becoming someone else, half or full baked. That bit is the major spoiling element for me.
The Sun ending gives me hope that V could actually survive it all, though... that plan for the Crystal Palace, dunno if it involves simulating a heart attack to get her into the medical ward, or is that another death ending. The hope dies last.
Say that V survives vs. Dex. Still with the relic in the head, and with Arasaka on her tail. The whole city out there, the rep still ruined, but no one could blame V for defending herself even if they learn the Dex' killer. Takemura would still need V, and Johnny could be installed as a companion for mutual help. It could all end up again at the Arasaka tower, just without ever-dying by ever becoming someone else, half or full baked. That bit is the major spoiling element for me.
The Sun ending gives me hope that V could actually survive it all, though... that plan for the Crystal Palace, dunno if it involves simulating a heart attack to get her into the medical ward, or is that another death ending. The hope dies last.
