Quick idea : what ever side you support in winning the gives you a unique reward
Personally, I've always been pro-you-can't-do-anything. If we're going to touch on various realistic portrayals here and there in our oddly grimdark game, might as well make it plucky adventure hero can't actually solve this planet-wide problem. Maybe not even in the Fallout Epilogue. Pft, make your choice here entirely meaningless, you recommend a thing and push for it and they're all, "Hmmm we'll think about it." And they don't.
Tl;dr I will be deeply pissed off if Gold evac is presented as a totally acceptable solution. Peace treaty feat. Reds giving at least some of the territory back has to be an option Savin, no matter how throbbing your boner for poisonous fascist ethnic cleansers is.
1. I'm not sure why Golds getting evacuated is being touted as a good outcome.
That's the pro-gold ending? Jeez that sounds more like a pro-red ending to me, if the Golds get evacuated wholesale then the Reds get everything they want except the satisfaction of committing genocide. What the hell is the red ending like?
The reds get everything they want and the satisfaction of committing genocide.
So our options basically amount to: The Reds win and the Reds win even harder
Last I heard the gold queens were just going to go into captivity, where their children would be raised into right-minded confederate citizens. ;p I'm actually glad there isn't some 'everybody's happy' route just to placate some of our more... disturbed regulars so far.
I don't need some "Everyone lived happily ever after ending", I need something that doesn't just amount to "This faction wins no matter what happens unless you nuke the planet and kill everyone".
And then we go onto the next planet of cool and interesting things.
Honestly, with the endings we're being given, just leaving the status quo as it is would be better than doing anything.
Don't we save the entire planet of Tarkus, twice?
Once from sexbot revolution (and the entire galaxy along with it), and from the pirates blowing up something essential for the two halves of the planet. Buuut then there's Mhen'ga where we... um make Penny's job slightly easier? So it seems to me what we do on planets is incredibly varied.
It's relative to what's happening on each planet. Nothing is happening on Mhen'ga, because it's not a place with some ominous looming threat or terrible circumstance, so we just go around and help individuals with whatever happens to inconvenience them.
Which is why Mhen'ga is my favorite planet by a huge margin.
I'd love to see more planets based around a series of individual character or small-scale conflicts as opposed to grandiose threats. It's much more interesting, in my opinion, and nowhere near as complicated.
It's relative to what's happening on each planet. Nothing is happening on Mhen'ga, because it's not a place with some ominous looming threat or terrible circumstance, so we just go around and help individuals with whatever happens to inconvenience them.
Which is why Mhen'ga is my favorite planet by a huge margin.
I'd love to see more planets based around a series of individual character or small-scale conflicts as opposed to grandiose threats. It's much more interesting, in my opinion, and nowhere near as complicated.
Savin is going to write this shit.
Aside from the up-coming fate of Mehn'ga where you can sell or save them from slavers.
I would be lying if I said I was looking forward to that in any way, but Nonesuch is a skilled writer and seems invested in making the project as good as it can be. I wish him well in creating new content, even if it isn't particularly interesting to me.
Also, I don't believe it would be mandatory content. So, again, those that don't want to deal with heavy, life-or-death decisions that affect incomprehensible numbers of lives don't have to.
And looking back, Myrellion is the only huge scale thing story wise and it isn't high in my list of favorites, just look at all the arguments it made in the forms. As long as there's no nuking I'm content to let the U.E.G handle negotiations.