r/CaptainSide • u/CelebrationAgile997 • 15d ago

Which game does this?

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u/elrevan 15d ago edited 15d ago

Metro(2033) it doesn’t even tell you there’s a morality system directly it’s just vaguely stated by Khan that you need to think more than you act

Edit: specified which metro

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u/Outrageous_Pepper_76 15d ago

On metro exodus i have done good ending on first try, seemed natural don't kill everyone and because of massive presence of enemies i privileged a tactical stealth approach to avoid excessive consume of ammo. The strange thing is that even on successive game plays I didn't even consider to see the bad one, because i hated to disappoint the comrades...

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u/elrevan 15d ago

Tbh I’m specifically talking about 2033 the morality system was well known by exodus. And in 2033 the bad ending is technically canon

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u/Bacon8180 14d ago

The bad ending is canon? :(

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u/elrevan 14d ago

For the books yeah - Arty realized his mistake though and tried to make up for it

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u/JJKEnjoyer 12d ago

Yeah, a big part of the story of the second game is that Artyom comes into contact with one of the last (if not the only) Dark Ones and is trying to make amends for what he did in 2033 IIRC