Fallout 3/New Vegas End Titles Music (Extended)

[@Flansey]

"And so the Courier who had cheated death in the cemetery outside Goodsprings, cheated death once again, and the Mojave wasteland was forever changed."

[@DeOnlyBobblehead]

Son, son is that you?

[@TheTac204]

DeOnlyBobblehead LOL HAHAHAHA :)

[@peppermillers8361]

KickassW7 The death of the Master was the first major step towards ending his mad dream of conquest and enforced peace, but it is the destruction of the Vats that neutralizes the mutant threat. Without the ability to create more mutants and enforce their harsh brand of justice, the mutant armies flee to the east, beyond the no-man's land.

[@Eyebrowguy420]

"And so the couriers road came to an end for now... in the new world of the Mojave wasteland fighting continued, blood was spilled, and many lived and died just as they had in the old world because war..... war never changes".

[@facade2027]

Flansey “ So ends the story of the Lone Wanderer, who stepped through the great door of Vault 101 and into the annals of legend. But the tale of humanity will never come to a close, for the struggle of survival is a war without end, and war - war never changes.” Imo fallout 3 was a better game

[@phoofnscoops6778]

Something about this track makes me realize how sad and terrifying the world of fallout is.

[@D4rkSl4y3r66]

PhoofNScoops more like the real world

[@InternalEnd]

PhoofNScoops shit id love to live in the fallout world

[@phoofnscoops6778]

The shadow I honestly don't know if I could do it. Like, imagine living in this world knowing that over 200 years ago, a normal world existed, with cars, planes, (functional) technology and an overall normal world. Although people were insane in the fallout universe.

[@InternalEnd]

PhoofNScoops it would be an interesting experience though..not to mention theres at least robots

[@harshtorane8953]

The world of us, my friend, the world of us... not just the world of Fallout.

[@thehen6272]

"The Toaster continued its psychotic spree, reducing all appliances in range to scrap electronics and spare parts. After one of its more psychotic episodes, however, the other Sink personalities decided enough was enough, and dumped the Toaster in a bathtub. Sparking and hissing, the Toaster swore its enemies would rue the day when they had bread and no way to toast it." The deepest narrative in all of Fallout and a flashback to the Old World Blues ending that seemed to last forever.

[@MrTWICETHEPRESHA]

Lmao

[@qouroboros]

I wonder how my bread will get toasted now?

[@awizard8809]

There is a term "Old World Blues". Where someone is focused so much on the past, they miss the present, and are amiss for the future. In this new world, there is "Old World Blues"... And New World Hope. Where the secrets of the past can restructure our present. And reshape our future.

[@doublebladed1266]

The Hen I just finished old world blues, and the ending sequence was beautiful.

[@God-yr9rs]

Sad that Bethesda chose to leave that path. Read more

[@DoctorLipsh1ts]

"War...war never changes. But men do. Through the roads that they walk. And this road has reached its end."

[@thomasalvarez6456]

That would be a great quote for the final Fallout game. With that being said or on a screen with just the name Ulysses Courier

[@R3___114]

By Ulysses

[@atitana]

@@thomasalvarez6456 New Vegas was the final Fallout game, the final Fallout game that had the original team, the people that understand Fallout.

[@crustypaladin]

Late reply, but so true

[@bebo2629]

@@atitana Not, really.

[@Pepper1770]

The narrator: You’ve heard of the of countless tales of the wastelands. The tale of the dweller who in the end saved his vault but also lost it, due to the risks he had taken. The Chosen One, a tribal descendant of the dweller. Who fought back against tyranny and saved his tribe from the harsh reality of the wasteland. The lone wanderer who saved a dying population, and put a final nail in the enclave in the name of his own father. Generously following in his footsteps, and bringing pure water to the wasteland. The courier, despite cheating death twice. Decided the fate of the Mojave so that it may lay down it weapons. Sparing another few decades of bloodshed. The Soul Survivor, an entity of rage and revenge. Hellbent on retrieving their stolen son, and re forging civilisation. For the benefit of mankind. The dwellers of vault 76, who entered the new world unscathed by its monstrosities. To rebuild civilisation, or take what’s left for granted. You’ve heard of the Sierra Madre and it’s mysterious but intriguing tales. Of how it’s impossible to find. But getting to it wasn’t the hard part...it was letting go. The divide, where two couriers met for one final Stand, And the tales of the notorious big Mountain facility and the treacherous canyons, of Zion where tribal factions clashed for dominance. The Midwest and it’s unusual stories of the Brotherhood. The haunting islands of Point lookout, and Far harbour. The polluted and decaying streets of the Pitt, and it’s despicable violations to human rights, and the cursed plague that infests the city. The sins and vices of New Vegas and the raider forces in the abandoned Nuka World resort fighting for dominance and expansion. The horrific tales of Vault Tec and the lies and experiments they committed on their victims. However some vaults remained true to their ideals. Even The Origins Of Mr House who was once the CEO of RobCo and the ruler of New Vegas. Overseeing his empire from the Lucky 38 Casino. And the history of Joshua Graham, Ulysses, Chance, and many other truly forged warriors of the apocalypse. Great minds and machines. But there is one last tale yet to be told, and that story is yours... If these legends could speak now they’d all say one thing. And that one things is that, War, war never changes.... ....but men do, through the roads they walk And This road has reached its end....

[@strokeman32082]

Damn you word is long in fact that make me sad now the stroy of fallout end is great

[@spazzey0]

a few problems with it but no matter what you included the dlc's and that makes me happy

[@spaceddoggo3647]

you know how to give shivers

[@SepticSafe_]

Fat bias for NV in this little poem here. Plus far barber and point lookout are on the east coast

[@usernamel-f952]

for next fallout, where. NYC, Chicago, Toronto, rockies, Washington state. which would you prefer. I would have liked a Chinese one but highly unlikely but would make a great DLC

[@kumalee38]

When I die I want a slide show of my life with this playing in the background.

[@remuswesker7046]

Same

[@Alex_Burness]

same

[@someoneoutside1337]

Bruh same

[@FrancescoZOR]

Same.

[@DarksideCommander]

Same bros

[@DeadlyBrianX]

"Beeep boop bop bop bop beeep booop beeee buuuubeee beee buuuuuu beeeee bee be be be be be buuu bee beeee buuup braa braaa bree bro bee ba boop.....be boop boo bop." -EDE Lonesome Road

[@SuperCasperman]

fun fact...if u put on the subtitles u can see what it says

[@DeadlyBrianX]

SuperCasperman Yeop

[@DrewFKADruid]

Nah man, you're thinking "beep boop boop bahp boop boop bahp!"

[@DeadlyBrianX]

+Druid nonono dont you mean beep beep boop boop beeboo bob

[@ntmfalloutproductions4713]

XD

[@Dank455]

Oliver Swanick, ex-Powder Ganger and winner of the infamous Nipton lottery quickly saw his luck run out after meeting the Courier. Racing jubilantly through the desert, he failed to notice the hoarde of Radscorpions at his tail. Like many of his fellow Powder Gangers, he never made it home to California, his death going unnoticed by the rest of the Mojave. His last thoughts were of home and how proud his mother would have been to know that her misguided misfit of a son was a winner after all.

[@themiataisntahonda334]

Damn..that's actually sad.

[@schottgunjr]

Alternative ending: When oliver met the courier the courier would shoot oliver with a HE missile launcher directly to the skull

[@dialnh]

"And so ends the story of the Lone Wanderer. Who stepped through the great steel door of vault 101, into the annals of legend. But the tale of humanity will never come to a close. Because war. War never changes." "In the new world of the Mojave Wasteland, blood was spilled just as it was in the old world. Because war. War never changes."

[@AnErraticDramaQueen]

TheDarkSider Joshua Graham is a Jew. And Jews are particularly mean.

[@AnErraticDramaQueen]

***** No, he was a Jew. He uses the biblical world Gentile. He also refers to the Zion Valley as the Lord's Holy Mountain. He also say he wants to make God's anger his anger, that he was baptized with the Holy Spirit (although Jews do deny the Trinity.)

[@AnErraticDramaQueen]

***** Wiki editors are just observers. Unless the wiki is official and edited by the developers.

[@scrabtree99]

Mycroft Brown grunge is indeed not dead

[@triheadwar1996]

Mycroft Brown It's obvious you are an anti-semite.

[@domio_domio]

"The Capital Wasteland proved a cruel inhospitable place, but the Lone Wanderer refused to surrender to the vices that had claimed so many others. The values passed on from father to child - selflessness, compassion, honor - guided this noble soul through countless trials and triumphs."

[@mos.mp4]

Domi Love Ron Perlman

[@ethanbethan6151]

Courier had a better story to be honest

[@AnotherFancyUser]

+Domi I did not read that with Ron Perlmans voice... who am I kidding, I did.

[@peppermillers8361]

+LQuavius Cotton agreed. "And so the Courier's road came to an end... for now. In the new world of the Mojave Wasteland, fighting continued, blood was spilled, and many lived and died - just as they had in the Old World. Because war... war never changes"

[@jonplaysgames2001]

+Domi The ending made me drop a tear :''(

[@Riingwraith]

the dweller, the chosen, the lone wanderer and the courier, saviors of mankind.

[@popexx1]

well the courier can be the most dickish person in all fallout games depending on you decisions

[@Riingwraith]

yeh, well, he didn't had much choice. Much of the choices he had would take a good and a bad impact on his "karma".

[@Candilibrium]

Their like the four riders of the apocalypse

[@MichaelTheRead]

+Ring Wraith And the Sole Survivor joins them on the lonesome road.

[@petermaes1877]

+Ring Wraith + the sole survivor

[@TheFlatCapFromWN5]

"You've heard of the Sierra Madre Casino. We all have, the legend, the curses. Some foolishness about it lying in the middle of a City of Dead. A city of ghosts. Buried beneath a blood-red cloud... a bright, shining monument luring treasure hunters to their doom. An illusion that you can begin again, change your fortunes. Finding it, though, that's not the hard part. It's letting go..."

[@jackstork716]

That dlc made me hate my life.

[@mechicanalnumbariaro]

its about letting go... LET IT GO! LETTT IT GO!

[@boonietunes1412]

Let it go! Let it go! Can't use my VATS anymore! Let it go! Let it gooo! Should have levelled up some more! I don't care, what Elijah says! Let the red cloud rage on! The rads never bothered me anyway.

[@billymcsilly5824]

That DLC really impacted me with its theme of letting go. Not saying I didn't hate it, which I did, but it's message rings true to me. Even if the world does plunge into nuclear fire, that message will stay true to me. Because surviving the apocalypse isn't the hard part... It's letting go.

[@MrThebradon2001]

The entire DLC was a masterpiece, from its theme to its gameplay. Alas, when the Courier reaches the Vault which contains unfathomable riches, he/she realizes that they cannot take all of its riches. After all the hard work and blood and sweat and tears, the Courier has to give up the ultimate prize. The hard part isn't finding it. It's letting go.

[@VaultyTheSalty]

"The Courier, lured by the promise of the Sierra Madre, could not escape. Once inside the vault, the casino did not let go. When the Courier finally passed away, the casino created a new Hologram to walk with the other ghosts that filled its casino. It was a pre-programmed homage intended for another. It assumed a new meaning in the likeness of the Courier. A means of allowing even the dead to begin again."

[@crumplycross119]

+Vault Boy ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°) wait is that a real ending

[@VaultyTheSalty]

dalton torsch Yep. You have to get locked in the Vault, I can't remember how.

[@chiefmaster63]

+Vault Boy ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°) you have to read the private letter addressed to Dean Domino in the terminal...but the autosave should load you back immediately if you do so you can't officially get that ending if that makes sense.

[@DecemberMan]

+Vault Boy ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°) Dead Money. The only really good thing about NV IMO.

[@peppermillers8361]

+DecemberMan nah, NV is pretty good without it. Dead Money is great, though.

[@jjscallywag1]

*flashbacks to Old World Blues's 5 hour long ending*

[@Ghost-fv6lw]

Idk this music suited Old World blues so well it’s hard to explain why but it does

[@Regularguy220]

@@Ghost-fv6lw it's very old world and melancholy like the dlc if you take out all the wacky science and jokes

[@lemmingscanfly5]

@@Ghost-fv6lw It's the quote that goes with it that made it for me, actually made me take real notice of this theme for the first time. ""There is an expression in the Wasteland: "Old World Blues." It refers to those so obsessed with the past they can't see the present, much less the future, for what it is. They stare into the what-was, eyes like pilot lights, guttering and spent, as the realities of their world continue on around them. Science is a long, steady progression into the future. What may seem a sudden event often isn't felt for years, even centuries, to come""

[@ulysses4989]

@@Ghost-fv6lw It best fits dead money and lonesome road hands down.

[@prestngarvey9233]

This song will play when all the settlements have been saved....

[@joschualibuschewski1497]

ENOUGH SETTLEMENTS

[@balls8927]

don't give me a reason to listen to your senile ramblings about settlements you depressed chernobyl musketeer

[@MK-2I]

Another settlement needs our help.

[@DreaperPlays]

It's Letting Go.

[@shtembyduelsson]

JackAgony It's letting go...

[@peppermillers8361]

Jan Štembera its letting go.

[@xXUnbenanntXx]

pepper Mill its letting go

[@Vic-jf9ls]

xXUnbenanntXx would you let fallout 4 go if it's in the palm of your hand?

[@shtembyduelsson]

Viqram Al-Qatar Nah...

[@herosui]

I turned Ceasar into Ceasar salad

[@followerofcaesar1072]

Clever I'll have to keep that in mind

[@NocnaRyba]

hero Me too. Mr. House robots made good work

[@symmetrymilton4542]

"Thumbs down you sunuvabitch."

[@lemmingscanfly5]

The face in your pfp still hurts.

[@herosui]

@@lemmingscanfly5 it is Me

[@KirkVII]

This is so sad but so beautiful...

[@killbot2273]

K D I'm with you.😢

[@SCD18]

Yeah

[@Gaystradamus]

"And so the courier that cheated death outside of goodsprings, got hit in the face with a monitor and died on the spot.... Because war. war never changes"

[@jordanrutherford3771]

This franchise is a complete masterpiece. When you play Fallout from beginning to end, completing all mission and all DLC, interacting with every character, then you see the ending cutscene with every result of what you've done. You are left with the feeling of satisfaction, but also sadness in knowing that it is the end of your characters story. Let's all hope Fallout 4 can be as good and hopefull better than New Vegas as 3, and let's certainly hope this theme will be playing in its ending.

[@HeWhoIsAlwaysWright]

I'm from the future, it's great.

[@puddes5832]

I'm from the future it's not as great

[@HeWhoIsAlwaysWright]

Puddes Depends on your opinion.

[@Muircetach]

+unknown Fallout 4 is nothing but gameplay. The story's hollow and uninspired, the sidequests are few, and the factions are flat rather than alive. And it completely lacks the philosophical depth of New Vegas and its dlcs.

[@Janfon1]

+Evangelos Tse So... I guess that's just Bethesda

[@minimusminor]

"Hopeville burned, lightless in the night. Invisible fires of radiation scorching it from within and without. It is said a man still walked its streets, with a tattered jacket, an Old World flag etched on the back..."

[@a.monach7602]

"...He remained there, perhaps as punishment for the scars he left on the wastes - or a reminder of a history he could not forget. For Ulysses... his journey was over. The Courier had been the end of his road."

[@fallouthunter2802]

And thus their childhood ended. They felt a warmth when reminiscing. But know that they could never go back.

[@azoz-so5qr]

The hardest part is letting go

[@VkMari3712]

@@ygrol0_o well you literally can't begin again at childhood It's gone forever

[@MainHeretic]

If the Lone Wanderer and the Courier (provided he or she didn't join the Legion) joined forces... The future of the wasteland would fountain.

[@Gun_Metal_Grey]

Good Karma Lone Wanderer and Courier, then yes. Unlees they both have Bad Karma.

[@UbinTimor]

when I die I want this playing during my eulogy. when the person reading it is finished I want them to end with "And this he knew in his heart, that war... war never changes..."

[@mos.mp4]

UbinTimor I thought that I was the only one.

[@Lupo-Exulans]

Third this

[@FalloutFan-hh8or]

I'll make sure to bring a package - a message of the old world.

[@drelude3387]

That's edgy

[@balls8927]

Count me in i wanna do that

[@ryanherrington2319]

'And despairing at the disaster in Boston, and the horror in Appalachia, the Courier left earth, seeking Hope for herself and humanity among the Outer Worlds.'

[@BigGreen945]

"So ends the story of the Lone Wanderer, who stepped through the great door of Vault 101 and into the annals of legend. But the tale of humanity will never come to a close, for the struggle of survival is a war without end, and war -- war never changes..."

[@armadyl1212]

How awesome would it be if Fallout 4's ending had this theme?

[@eternalkick]

I think they will have a theme like this, it will definitely be remastered for sure, and maybe instead of slide shows, it'll actual show what has happened in live movement instead of just pictures, although I liked the slide shows myself. I feel as if they'll try to change a few things. EDIT: I could’nt have been more wrong. 😒😕

[@mr.platinum967]

+Armadyl Unfortunately, this masterpiece didn't play

[@armadyl1212]

John Smith The Fallout 4 theme song is better than this one imo.

[@isaacape6964]

+Armadyl But we are talking about the ending here. FNV ending was immensely deep and satisfying. Fallout 4's felt sort of empty and kinda lazy.

[@armadyl1212]

unknown Nah not imo.

[@ethanedwards3357]

"The capital wasteland proved a cruel, inhospitable place, but The Lone Wanderer refused to surrender to the vices that had claimed so many others."

[@jonathannathan7299]

“Admittedly, it is almost impossible to have evil karma in this game without actively trying, but still.”

[@theace8502]

There's a bittersweet tone to this theme. Perfect for the end of a long and incredible adventure.

[@Morgenstern505]

"Invigorated by his travels with the Courier, Raul once more took up his guns in memory of his lost Rafaela. Soon after, the Mojave was filled with tales of the ghost-vaquero who hunts down those who prey on the weak" this made me teary

[@NAMEKDENDE]

Such sad music makes you appreciate all the in game NPCs you meet along the way :(

[@ninjatacoshark]

I've always loved the picture of the BOS paladin and this song because the image and the music atmosphere just gives off a perfectly executed feeling kind of what the struggles the people in the wasteland go through.

[@yankeesfan9471]

Man I feel nothing but nostalgia listening to this, playing fallout 3 as a kid in 8th grade, it was my favorite game, now I'm in college playing Fallout 4, just cool how I grew up playing this series.

[@tommylockhart687]

Fallout 4 sadly was dumb'd down for players, but did have some newer decent mechanics, its just the story line sucked, choices no longer mattered, and you couldn't choose your path of good or evil.

[@yankeesfan9471]

+tommy lockhart why do you say the storyline sucked?

[@tommylockhart687]

anthony antonacci It lacked the depth the older ones had.

[@yankeesfan9471]

+tommy lockhart in what way though? I thought the story was awesome, choosing factions based on your philosophies and morals.

[@tommylockhart687]

anthony antonacci yeah, but new vegas did that already, but better.

[@andrewgardiner1077]

An ending for Nuka World with a character I would have created. After the vault dweller and Augustus made an example of the leaders of the Pack, Disciples, and Operators; their wrath turned toward the surviving raiders. Using his previous experience as a Legion Centurion to his advantage, Augustus started by stripping each raider of their previous identity and forcing them into his new Legion. Those that resisted were either summarily killed or crucified. He began training his new army in the ways of combat, survival, and logistics; and then dispatched them to seek new raider bands to forcibly integrate or destroy. Though his ways were brutal, traders and settlers ended up enjoying a much safer standard of living as a result of Augustus’ takeover. Eventually Augustus went by a new name, taken from his previous master back in Nevada... Caesar.

[@laurajames7682]

I remember playing Fallout 3 for the first time in university and I’d never been so immersed in a game in all my life. This music makes me feel nostalgic for that time :(

[@ChristianSonic972]

I saw someone do a Brotherhood ending for fallout 4. So I will try to do a Minutemen one. Preston: After the Institute’s defeat at the ruins of CIT, Preston was finally able to breathe a sigh of relief. Thanks to the aid of the mysterious man from Vault 111, the Minutemen have done things that they never thought they could. Whether it be finally reclaiming the castle, helping settlements that needed them, establishing trade routes, or even being able to make up for the mistakes made in Quincy, Preston felt that the Commonwealth finally had hope. He continued to faithfully serve the General, who was also his friend. Maxson: Maxson was surprised that a small civilian population could take down the might of the Institute. However, he wouldn’t deny their bravery and honor. When Maxson heard of the Minutemen’s great victory, he considered that the words of the Brotherhood outcasts in the Capital Wasteland might have been right all along. Failure to connect with the population was the catalyst for the western division of the Brotherhood of Steel’s failure. Maxson decided to accept the teachings of his friends back in the Capital Wasteland and helped the people with relief efforts. Maxson felt a strange sense of pride towards the Vault Dweller. Maybe he reminded him of a friend that he knew back in the Capital Wasteland who had to face a similar trial. X6-88: Confused as to why the Sole Survivor would destroy everything that his own son worked toward, the courser began to rethink his life and what he believed. He finally understood that the Institute was pure evil with their intention of political manipulation, and instilling fear into the populous. The courser decided to put his past behind him and told the Sole Survivor that there was no animosity between them. The courser would sometimes help the Sole Survivor and developed a more caring personality. Cait: After finally getting cured of her drug addiction, Cait was extremely thankful to the man who was kind enough to help a total stranger improve their life. Cait started to open up to the Sole Survivor about her past and what she had to endure. The Sole Survivor helped her overcome her past. When she wasn’t traveling with the Minutemen general, she would hunt down slavers and criminals. Even though she put her past behind her, she still had the warrior spirit; but she also had a newfound sense of justice. Piper: After helping the general of the Minutemen defeat the Commonwealth’s worst nightmare, Piper returned back to the newspaper office with plenty of new stories for her paper. Also, with the mayor of Diamond City dead, a new government was created. The ban on ghouls was lifted and ghouls started to come into the city. They were not met with fear or disgust, but with open arms and a warm smile. Piper was very happy about the difference that the Sole Survivor made. Her paper was selling well and giving people a sense of hope that they never felt before. She continues to fight alongside her boyfriend the Sole Survivor Nick Valentine: With the Institute destroyed, Nick returned to his office with a heavy burden lifted. Thanks to the kind nature of the Sole Survivor, he was able to track down Eddie Winter and kill him. He was comfortable knowing that the girl Nick loved was avenged. With the help of his new partner, they were able to solve some of Diamond City’s toughest cases. The business began to grow and Nick knew it was because of the man that saved him from the imprisonment of Skinny Malone. Danse: After the defeat of the Institute, the former paladin felt immense pride for his partner that saved him from an execution by his own team. Danse eventually managed to come to terms with his true identity and helped the Sole Survivor whenever he needed him. He couldn’t get to see the few true friends he had back on the Prydwen. However, he was proud of his friends for believing in him. Despite all of the trials Danse faced, he still had a feeling of peace knowing that he was still accepted despite the revelation of who he truly was. Curie: After the Sole Survivor helped her leave Vault 81 and getting her a new body, Curie began to observe the numerous creatures of the wasteland. Her notes would be put in a survival guide for the people of the commonwealth. She felt good knowing that she was making a difference. However, she was saddened by the destruction of the Institute and all of the technological innovations that could have bettered mankind. She would help the Sole Survivor by healing him and his companions whenever they needed help. Overseer McNamara: After the Sole Survivor saved young Austin from his illness, the residents of Vault 81 began to trust outsiders more even offering asylum to the less fortunate. Strong: After the destruction of the Institute, Strong was happy knowing that his new brother had the strength to defeat the metal men. Strong would go on to tell his brothers the stories of his travels with the Sole Survivor. After telling the stories and processing what happened, he began to realize that the kindness of the Sole Survivor was the milk of human kindness he had heard about. He began to change his personality and was a little nicer. He was still ready for a good fight though. Desdemona: The people of the Railroad were elated by the news of the Institute’s destruction. Any remaining synths that survived the explosion went to the Railroad and were led to a better life. Desdemona was upset that the Sole Survivor did not turn to them. However, she felt comfort knowing that the evil Institute would not be interfering with their plans again. Trevor: Thanks to the Sole Survivor, Trevor was able to find confidence and produce better commentary for his radio station. He will never forget the man who showed him that there were scarier things than simply talking on a radio. Trevor’s words gave the people hope and security. Deacon: After the Institute’s destruction, Deacon would continue to help the Sole Survivor fight the evils of the wasteland. He told the Sole Survivor about his past. However, the Sole Survivor wasn’t sure if the story he told was the truth. Father: Before the Institute was destroyed, he thought about how his own father went against his work and the progress he made. He felt betrayed by his father’s actions. However, maybe there were some thoughts in the back of his mind that told him that the Institute wasn’t as clean as they wanted to be. He never got to ponder the thoughts further. Kellogg: When Kellogg heard the stories of the vault dweller who overcame the obstacles of the wasteland, he felt a strange sense of happiness knowing that the Institute was going to pay for what they have done. Even with his last moments, he was at peace knowing that the Institute was going to get what they deserved. He knew how far a father would go to protect his children. He only wished he had done the same. Codsworth: Codsworth was very excited upon seeing that his master was ok. He helped his master fight the dangers of the wasteland. He made friends with all of the companions that the Sole Survivor brought with him and considered them part of his new family. Maccready: Thanks to the kindness of the Sole Survivor, Maccready’s son could finally be healed. He continued to help the Sole Survivor not because it was in his contract. This time, he helped the Sole Survivor out of the goodness of his heart. The heroics of the Sole Survivor reminded him of a certain man he knew back in the Capital Wasteland who had visited him when he was a kid. Hancock: After the Institute’s destruction, Hancock was proud of the friend he made. He knew that the Sole Survivor’s side was the right side to be on. He continued to be the mayor of Goodneighbor. A lot of the citizens left because of the ban on ghouls being lifted in Diamond City. Hancock couldn’t blame them. At least some people decided to stay. Dogmeat: The dog that was at the Red Rocket gas station remained loyal to the Sole Survivor and helped him when necessary. Even though he was usually a free spirit, he thought that sticking with the Sole Survivor for a while wasn’t a bad idea. Mama Murphy: Along with the other settlements, Sanctuary flourished and prospered thanks to the work of the Sole Survivor. The Sole Survivor’s words also helped Mama Murphy overcome her chem addiction and she became much healthier. When she heard of the destruction of the Institute, she knew that not even the Sight would have forseen that. So the Sole Survivor, a man out of time, was able to take a group of survivors and turn them into an army. The Minutemen now wait for the next conflict to rise. Because war, war never changes.

[@German_SCP-049]

As a great fallout 3 fan, Maxons words hit hard

[@starset4life175]

Porter Gage: When the Sole Survivor arrived at Nuka-World, Porter Gage had taken a huge risk by helping him overthrow the raider’s old boss Colter and declaring the Sole Survivor as the new Overboss of Nuka-World. But he should’ve known better. Soon after the park was cleared of threats and the power was restored, the Sole Survivor would turn his back on the raider gangs and hunt down each and every member of the Disciples, the Operators and the Pack one by one, until Gage was the only one left. The battle between the two of them ended just as quickly as it had started.

[@yapyapthedestroyer2562]

Virgil: the runaway institute scientist turned super mutant Virgil had hoped the sole survivor would help with his problem, and it payed off. Getting the cure, Virgil was able to cure himself and return to normal, grateful for the help. He was devastated to learn that the sole survivor destroyed the institute, demanding they leave. Virgil was saddened at the thought of his home destroyed and friends deaths, but also knew of the atrocities the institute had caused and created.eventually he came to terms with what had to be done, forgiving the sole survivor.

[@ChristianSonic972]

@@yapyapthedestroyer2562 The Sole Survivor would’ve gotten the cure for him in the ending I made.

[@yapyapthedestroyer2562]

@@ChristianSonic972 most would’ve. Kinda a dick move not too.

[@Indigo_404]

I got to play this during the epilogue of my year-long D&D campaign :) It fit the last moments of our beloved characters perfectly

[@austinschmuck7814]

Our DM did the same thing for our almost 2 year long Star wars DND. He even made a custom slideshow with how our characters lives played out. Or at least the ones that survive, ironically my Jedi character who would always get bad rolls was the only one that died lol

[@Candilibrium]

the endings to these games are way to amazing

[@DeathMetalThrasher]

They broke the tradition with the newest game! To me the best ending in the series was NV and the story overall is much better and varied.

[@DETOXKYT]

+xXDeathMetalThrasherXx The 2 game tradition?

[@DeathMetalThrasher]

+12bottlez The slideshow ending with narration.

[@DETOXKYT]

Oh.

[@normaaliihminen722]

I agree aout thaat but i still play fallout 4 because it is really good game at least in my opinion.

[@win32jpg]

It was also in 1 and 2, but with different music.

[@theimperialnord38]

This shit breaks my heart

[@damianoasteriti8530]

Congratulations, this means that you are not a filthy jew.

[@Morrigan101]

You've heard of the Sierra Madre Casino.We all have, the legend, the curses.Some foolishness about it lying in the middle of a City of Dead.A city of ghosts.Beneath a blood-red cloud a bright, shining monument, reaching out, luring treasure hunters to their doom. An illusion. A promise that you can change your fortunes. Begin again. Finding it, though, that's not the hard part. It's letting go.

[@atomblast17]

Hello General.

[@Morrigan101]

***** There is an expression in the Wasteland: "Old World Blues. Doctor Klein: It refers to those so obsessed with the past they can't see the present, much less the future, for what it is. They stare into the what-was, eyes like pilot lights, guttering and spent, as the realities of their world continue on around them. Science is a long, steady progression into the future. What may seem a sudden event often isn't felt for years, even centuries, to come. We could say more, but the stories in the Big Empty speak for themselves. Now armed with the Transportalponder, the Courier could return to the Dome at any time and crack open the secrets of the Big Empty, one by one. The Sink sat vigilant, waiting for its master to return, shoes covered in Mojave dust. Only one road yet remained, and it was one the Courier had to walk alone.

[@Lopiny]

The Enclave General "The Courier walked until he stood again upon the edge of the Divide, the last road he would walk before the second battle for Hoover Dam. There, beside his feet, was a final package, from one Courier to another - a footlocker, bearing a gift, and a message. But that message - it is something for Couriers to carry, and for them alone. The lights flickered across the Divide, reminders that the Old World histories persist, and find meaning in the present... It's said war - war never changes. Men do, through the roads they walk. And this road - had reached its end"

[@Morrigan101]

Lopiny It is done. Vault Thirteen belongs to the Unity and the Master. Your knowledge of the Vault defenses saved many mutant lives during the attack. You personally made the final kill when you took the life of the Overseer. You will certainly become one of the finest soldiers for the Unity, and your skills will see you rewarded often in the future. You are happy. But there remains the tiniest doubt of what could have been...

[@reply6517]

It's letting go.

[@NewTypeDilemma01]

"And so it was that the conflict between the New Canaanites and the White Legs was finally resolved. The Courier's involvement had tipped the scale, shifting the fragile balance of power..."

[@AxelValentineTV]

This is my favorite piece of music in the Fallout series because it not only shows themes like sadness, loss, grief but themes like triumph, honor, but most of all, bravery and courage.... Unless you decided to join Caesar's Legion.

[@Shinzon51]

+raiderz0mbie That's racist!

[@jonathansancha969]

I hate the Legion, but I love their brutality.

[@FranckyFox2468]

"Lily continued to take her medicine at half-doses, and although she remembered her grandchildren, her mind remained muddled and confused. Eventually, she parted ways with the Courier and traveled west, seeking the remnants of her past." -Lily Bowen

[@goldpsycho3350]

Hearing this brings back so many many memories. Some I’ll never get to see again. And in a few more years we’ll forget about this game. Then our kids will one day ask “what was your favorite game as a kid.” All we’ll do is stare at a wall tearing up as every memory comes back. May our first step into the fps fallout rest in our hearts. And to all the kids out there. Legends are never forgotten, and war…….war never changes

[@Ghost-fv6lw]

I have to admit this game was a huge part of my childhood,New Vegas just idk..it holds a super special place in my heart

[@malin6951]

No one ever enters, no one ever leaves.

[@AImpatientMan]

Still don't know how they managed to make a song that fits pefectly no matter if you play as a pacifist, or slaughtered every killable npc in the game, or somewhere in the middle

[@Klavair89]

this theme is sad but happy at the same time...

[@rocketeer454]

I don't know about happy, it seems more hopeful to me...

[@Klavair89]

thats what i meant, but when i posted it, i was when i was really tired cuz i stayed up playing F:NV to get that dang 3 star chalange acheivment/trophy

[@rocketeer454]

fair enough

[@jacksonelh]

The Vault Dweller. The Chosen One. The... Tactic... Guy...? The Brotherhood of Steel... uh... paladin? Ah, here we go, the good ones again. The Lone Wanderer. The Courier. The Sole Survivor. Heroes of the wastes, heroes of our making. War, war never changes. Men do, through the roads they walk. Though we have walked many roads, some good, some bad, we can all agree, Fallout is one of the greatest game series of all time.

[@157OneFiveSeven]

Fallout 1 - Vault Dweller Fallout 2 - Chosen One Fallout: Tactics - The Warrior Fallout: Brotherhood Of Steel - The Initiate Fallout 3 - Lone Wanderer Fallout: New Vegas - The Courier Fallout 4 - Sole Survivor

[@isecream]

In Fallout Tactics, you play as the Warrior.

[@burgerlord7530]

@@isecream In Fallout Tactics, you play yourself by purchasing the game.

[@isecream]

@@burgerlord7530 Fallout Tactics on PC is actually good. Fallout BoS (Boatload of Shit) on consoles is the complete disaster, right next to Fallout 76.

[@a.monach7602]

Hopeville burned lightless in the night, invisible fires of radiation scorching it from within and without. It is said a man still walked its streets. With a tattered jacket - an Old World flag etched on the back. He remained there, perhaps as a punishment for the scars he left on the wastes - or a reminder of a history he could not forget. For Ulysses, his journey was over. The Courier had been the end of his road.

[@ethancurtsinger172]

“The Capital Wasteland proved a cruel inhospitable place, but the Lone Wanderer refused to surrender to the vices that had claimed so many lives. The values passed on from father to child - selflessness, compassion, honor - guided this noble soul through countless trials and triumphs.” -Fallout narrator (Ron Perlman)

[@MrJason005]

They should remaster Fallout 1 in 3D

[@jackstork716]

For Xbox too

[@MrJason005]

Jack Stork Only thing that worries me is that the xbox kids (And now, the playstation kids as well) are going to complain that it's going to be too short, because the top-view style of gameplay really did add a lot of pacing.

[@WorkGalaxy47]

well they could just add new stuff to it (they should also remaster Fallout 2) and add the cut content into the game, that way it'll be longer!

[@MrJason005]

***** Making him more disturbing than he already is.

[@cxeroannuki2840]

Fallout: The Story is a great mod for New Vegas. It's not top-down though (it would be a nice refreshing change from the billions of shooters) but it replicates the gameplay very nicely. It's not done but the developer has been working dilligently on it for years, so go and give it your support.

[@SCA84]

Music like this is what makes the Fallout games so special and great

[@savoy4645]

+TheLoneCourier No matter what character you were playing, good or bad, the game giving you a recap on what you did to really change the wasteland for better or worse, was one of my favorite moments. The music really set the mood and gave you that feeling of accomplishment.

[@ZB51_]

+Savoy too bad that wasn't provided with fallout 4s ending

[@peppermillers8361]

or even 3 to some extents.

[@angelmendiola2002]

Fallout 1: The Vault Dweller, saves Vault 13 and the Wasteland. Fallout 2: The Chosen One, defeated the Enclave and saves the Wasteland. Fallout 3: The Lone Wanderer, sacrificed himself to save the Capital Wasteland for his father. Fallout New Vegas: The Courier, siding with House, NCR, Legion, or Yes Man, choose the fate of New Vegas. Fallout 4: The Sole Survivor, found his son. Fallout 76: The Vault Dwellers of Vault 76, just gone out for fun.

[@SomeRandomName460]

Sounds like the last 3 did not care for others.. Lol

[@axllaw427]

"I pray for the safety of all good people who come to Zion. Even Gentiles. But we can't expect God to do all the work. I have been baptized twice; once in water, once in flame. I am the right-hand of the Lord, and the instrument of his vengeance. Zion, may not be lost to us after all." - Joshua Graham

[@Spud17593]

I miss this theme, why didnt they use it for fallout 4

[@supremeorganism2828]

Bethesda turned its classically unorthodox games establishment

[@thegreatreaper7099]

Hobbes because Obsidian owned this as far as I remember.

[@dieselface1]

@@thegreatreaper7099 no, this is from Fallout 3. The only reason Bethesda didn't use it was because they wanted to change absolutely everything

[@onyx7ven10en5]

@@thegreatreaper7099 it's because Bethesda is ful of lazy people

[@baphy1045]

@@onyx7ven10en5 Using an entirely different ending theme rather than recycling an old one is lazy apparently

[@anesniksic1593]

And so it was that the Lone Wanderer ventured forth from Vault 101 intent on discovering the fate of a father who had once sacrificed the future of humanity for that of his only child. The Capital Wasteland proved a cruel inhospitable place, but the Lone Wanderer refused to surrender to the vices that had claimed so many others. The values passed on from father to child - selflessness, compassion, honor - guided this noble soul through countless trials and triumphs. But it was not until the end of this long road that the Lone Wanderer learned the true meaning of that greatest of virtues - sacrifice. Stepping into the irradiated control chamber of Project Purity, the child followed the example of the father sacrificing life itself for the greater good of mankind. Thankfully, when selected by the sinister president to be his instrument of annihilation, the Wanderer refused. Humanity with all its flaws was deemed worthy of preservation. The waters of life flowed at last - free and pure, for any and all. The Capital Wasteland at long last was saved. So ends the story of the Lone Wanderer, who stepped through the great door of Vault 101 and into the annals of legend. But the tale of humanity will never come to a close, for the struggle of survival is a war without end, and war - war never changes.

[@saggyshaggy3272]

When you walk out of school on the last day before graduation.

[@williamd2989]

The simplicity and easy extension of this track is a good reminder that it isn't over, which is far more eerie than any 'end of civilisation' ending. If the human race is wiped out, then that's it. If things go on ambiguously, it could be for our better or for our worse - in the world of Fallout, it's no longer our place to determine which it will be once the slides roll.

[@graysteve8610]

People hate that you can't play after the ending of New Vegas, but with that awesome slideshow I don't mind.

[@benny2427]

The ending of fallout: NV makes sense. You''ve played the journey, and it's time for the courier to start a new journey, and for us to imagine what happens in the future. Ring a ding ding baby ~

[@zneytram1432]

Yeah its hard to let go but its better that way

[@EskoMorko_]

I'll be 91 years old when the bombs start falling.

[@Tarik360]

*[next picture]*

[@willm678]

“ After their bold arrival at Hoover Dam, the remnants disappeared as quickly as they came. Legends of their power spread throughout the Southwest. A reminder of why people once feared the sight of vertibirds in the sky...”

[@yankeesfan9471]

And so it was, the man who was frozen in time, the Sole Survivor, emerged from the underground, to search for his son and get revenge on the murder of his wife, willing to risk his life in the Commonwealth, a horrifying, dark place. But through all the cruelty, and horrors, the Sole Survivor saw optimism, he saw many settlements thriving, with help from these settlements he discovered his son as the Institutes leader, the Institute, blamed for some of the Commonwealths cruelty and your wife's murder. The Sole Survivor simply couldn't turn against his son, and so there forth, took down the Brotherhood and the Railroad. The son and the Institute, despite all the flaws, was deemed worthy of preservation, the Sole Survivor saw this as humanity's last hope, his son, the person he so desperately searched for, had passed, The Commonwealths future, now lies in the Sole Survivors hands.

[@shonthacreator6146]

This always plays in my head everytime I negotiate with someone important

[@K-11609]

From the Vault Dweller of Vault 13, seeking to save his people of thirst, and saved the wasteland in the process To the Chosen One of Arroyo, wearing the sacred 13. Their actions brought life back to their land, and prevented the enclave from purging the wastes. To the Lone Wanderer of Vault 101, providing the Capital Wasteland with pure water, finally fulfilling their parent’s dream To the Courier of Mojave Express righting a wrong done by them, and changing the Mojave and Vegas forever, all while wearing the number 21 on their back To the Sole Survivor of Vault 111, who needs to help another settlement - I mean - who lived in both eras, searching the wastes for their son Through it all, each of these heroes ventured on, even when the odds were against them. In the world of Fallout, fighting continued, blood was spilled, and many lived and died just as they had in the old world. Because War...War Never Changes.

[@joshbosco4028]

To me, I think this might be one of the most perfect pieces of music to immerse yourself in the feeling of a post-apocalyptic world. You can feel the chaos, destruction, and sadness, but at the same time, there is still a shred of hope and light that remains...

[@TripleMasterA]

The nostalgia of the new vegas experience that you have played for anywhere between 60-150+ hours hits you like a truck when this song plays.

[@maximilianovottero163]

It's strange, this song gives me goosebumps, but it also fills me with hope. I can almost imagine how would it be to live in the Wasteland, terrific, dark and destroyed place, but there's still hope. War never changes, but men do, through the roads they walk.

[@andyj1288]

Because as we all know ...War....War never changes..

[@zeubersandvitch8882]

You wanna know why this song makes me sad? Because it signifies the end of your story. When this song plays, its over. Your journey has ended, your purpose fulfilled. You wanna go back? You can't. All you can really do is restart, load a previous save, or simply move on, but as a wise man once said: "finding it... thats not the hard part. Its letting go"

[@lorian8984]

There is wisdom in your words, Man of West

[@elroyscout]

It has that mythic and grand quality you rarely see, like in Homeworld and Star Wars

[@foxbae4292]

This song is a good example of hearing about your actions, not actually seeing them.

[@thatoneguy6784]

That one guy.. who didn't even know his name, where he was from or even why he did the things he did, one thing was for sure and that was that his actions changed the wastes and nothing will ever be the same. And with all of the that said and done he vanished into the wastelands never to be seen again.. But rumors still spread about a nameless stranger who occasionally appears in saloons and pubs to ask for a drink.. And to ask for the ears of anyone who will listen to his tale..

[@mattragusa210]

"Hopeville burned lightless in the night, invisible fires of radiation scorching it from within and without. It is said a man still walked its streets, with a tattered jacket, an Old World flag etched on the back. He remained there, perhaps as punishment for the scars he left on the wastes. Or a reminder of a history he could not forget. For Ulysses, his journey was over. The Courier had been the end of his road."

[@Join-vader-gamer1234]

I love playing fallout 3 and new vegas and at the end hearing this it gives me the chills the good ones it's so nice to hear and it brings me back memories of the olden times when I was a kid playing fallout 3

[@MoreCazador]

*you take a sip from your trusty vault 13 canteen*

[@alexbeingalex2006]

This goes really well with the lonesome road fits it really perfectly

[@Catharsis10]

They really should have done one of these slide show endings for Fallout 4.

[@alexthewolf767]

With the original guy voicing them.

[@azoz-so5qr]

Facts and same with dlc. The game would have felt much more impactful

[@133163chen]

And this is why War........War never changes

[@Skorm731]

"My coming would have saved you. Set your people free in ways they cannot see. War would have tested them. Broken the weak with it's violence, yet allowing the strong to arise. Violence gave you that strength. Awakened you. I can see it upon your face - where two bullets left their mark."

[@Gbane]

Because war...war never changes.

[@jenarosaenz6722]

The vibe i get from this is ‘You’ve done well and helped them greatly, but more perils are to come from the horizon.”

[@TomZanovich]

The New California Republic celebrated it's second victory at Hoover Dam, establishing definitive control over the entire Mojave Wasteland. Soon after, they negotiated terms to annex The Strip, Freeside, and many surrounding communities. The Mojave Wasteland, at long last, had entirely fallen under the NCR's banner. With brutal methods that few in NCR would approve of, it was the Courier who secured NCR's victory at Hoover Dam. Despite his extreme actions, he was awarded with the Golden Branch, the highest civilian decoration given by the Republic.

[@rustamsnilobekovs6039]

hate the ncr Just like marcus said They are the same as the pre war goverments "who have all the answeres" Bhal blah Been there seen it all Have the scars.

[@TomZanovich]

Rustams Nilobekovs Your opinion.

[@TomZanovich]

***** *while writing from a computer

[@meeganreegan]

"Mr. House's Securitron army took control of Hoover Dam and The Strip, pushing both the Legion and the exhausted NCR out of New Vegas. Mr. House continued to run New Vegas his way, a despotic vision of pre-War glory. The streets were orderly, efficient, cold. New Vegas continued to be the sole place in the wasteland where fortunes were won and lost in the blink of an eye. The Courier, fair and kind-hearted to those in the Wasteland, ensured that Mr. House would keep New Vegas stable and secure for future generations. Mr. House afforded her every luxury at his disposal in the Lucky 38, out of gratitude - and a quiet sense of pride for his choice in lieutenants." When testing out a run for Mr. House, I never thought that working under the banner of a Megalomaniac Techno-Dictator would provide me the most satisfying, good ending. House's speech in the end about reviving the progress of humanity, taking them to the stars gave me chills. And hope.

[@TomZanovich]

***** Of course I did.

[@pioneermega-ld3236]

The Divide erupted in fire as the flame trail of the two Couriers' last message arced into the sky, missiles fell on the East and the Legion encampment at Dry Wells... where the Twisted Hairs had allied, then been betrayed by Vulpes and Caesar. Legion soldiers died, their silhouettes blasted into the ground and earth, the last word of the last of the Twisted Hairs. It was an ending to all things - a way of erasing the road that had led to this point and the history that had walked with it.

[@reply6517]

This pleases my cat. We agree on something.

[@LamborghiniDiabloSVPursuit]

Fallout Frontier, revolting as it was, was finally driven back by an unlikely alliance and one which the new world would likely never see again: everyone. From the Brotherhood of Steel, the Enclave, Caesar's Legion, the NCR, Minutemen, the Institute, the Railroad, freemen of the wasteland, or what have you: all temporarily put aside their differences joined forces to push back the greatest evil to befall their franchise since FO76. Tried as it might and fought as much as it could, it ultimately was not able withstand the combiner fury of the Fallout fanbase, and it's traces from the wasteland were ultimately erased, becoming nothing more than a bad memory to laugh and poke fun of. At the end of the fight, all chanted the rallying cry that brought them all together: God Bless America. God Bless the Sneedclave.

[@michealballspen1s93]

More like gayclave

[@CrazyGuyoftheWest]

Minutemen: After the destruction of the Institute, the Commonwealth Minutemen were fixed on bringing down any raiders, gunners, or hostile mutants in the area. Led by the Sole Survivor to their old glory, the Minutemen thrived, utilizing better equipment, better organization, and a more numbers, it was said that even feral ghouls thought twice about attacking a lone minuteman. Brotherhood of Steel: Despite the strength of Minuteman forces, the Brotherhood was still welcome in the Commonwealth, on the condition they don't fire on non-hostile mutants and synths. The Brotherhood, seeing as how they had no choice, accepted the offering of peace, and stayed cozy in the skies. Knowing that the world below had changed, they shared their tech with the Railroad and Minutemen. Railroad: With the Institute broken forever, the Railroad's job was much more easy, and although the L&L Gang often tormented their synths, they were no match for the stealth and wit of the Railroad, and quickly vanished into the annals of history. Institute: With their underground base exploded, the Institute was little more than a story to scare children into behaving. The Gen 1 and 2 synths who were outside of the Institute when it was blown up malfunctioned, and were hellbent on attacking the settlements of humanity. But the Gen 3 synths had a hard restart of sorts, and started new lives as memory-ridden settlers or raiders unaware of there dark origin as advanced robots. Diamond City: When Mayor McDonough's scandal was realized to the people of Diamond City, they took revenge on the spy. Thrown off the top of the Great Green Wall, his body, shattered, was a symbol to all would-be Institute spies. The City Council took control of the Great Green Jewel, and, after a lot of negotiating, the many ghouls of the wasteland were given safe passage into the city. Goodneighbor: The "impurity" of the Commonwealth remained, despite the ravages of the triggermen, con artists, and chemheads, Goodneighbor remained free of Minutemen rule, but was still "Of The People, For The People" Mechanist: Isabella, regretful and full of spite, ended the robot construction, and became a trader, selling all the scrap she could find in the RobCo Service and Sales Center. Vault 81: With Overseer McNamara out of the way, Vault 81's experiments ended, and it became known as the one place in the Commonwealth that was truly safe from the outside... Outside, never! Vault, forever Nuka-World: With Mason, Mags and William Black, and Nisha dead, the remaining Pack members, Operators, and Disciples scattered. Others tried to lead them to taking back Nuka-World, but only got more of them killed. And so, The Sole Survivor was marked among the other great wastelanders, such as The Vault Dweller, The Chosen One, The Lone Wanderer, and The Courier.But his road did not end there, he fought more battles, did more deeds, and made more legends... Because War... War Never Changes

[@normaaliihminen722]

This actually made me to play Fallout 3, Fallout NV, Fallout 4 right from start.

[@kacknoobdeluxe]

one of those songs.... epic, dramatic, true to the core. neutral.... in it's self!

[@iim4xii129]

"And so, the Courier who had cheated death in the cemetery outside Goodsprings, cheated death once again, because the game reloads when you die lol"

[@NewTypeDilemma01]

"And so, the young gamer found his cynicism justified. Fallout 4 turned out to be less than entertaining, leaving the gamer regretful of having purchased it. Mourning for the loss of role playing, as years passed by, Fallout 4 would remain--unused--on his desktop hard drive. His sole consolation was the presence of New Vegas on the same computer--for his gaming obsession would not release him." "Because obsessions...gaining them easy, but the hard part..."

[@thesorcererofgaming4584]

+Cynical Aspie "is letting go."

[@SCA84]

"TheLoneCourier also had the same experience as Cynical Aspie with Fallout 4 and thus continued his adventuring in the wastelands in the ruins of California,DC and the Mojave leaving the commonwealth untouched in his desktop screen..."

[@cxeroannuki2840]

haha remember when bethesda made RPGs

[@ryanherrington2319]

'Only to return, one wonderful day, when Fallout 4: New Vegas released, taking the Mojave into a new and beautiful era.'

[@Unclenose]

I love this.

[@substationy4700]

This music is dark and beautiful like Morgan Freeman.

[@anton2192]

This is the theme that plays when you die and your life flashes before your eyes.

[@armadyl1212]

Guys, how would you describe the atmosphere and emotions of this music? I'd call it kinda happy-ish and sad-ish at the same time somehow... What do you think?

[@judgmentbear]

I think it's so because there will never be that perfect ending where everything went well. So this fits as it reminds the player of that fact

[@jacobcoleman8110]

God this theme is so beautiful.

[@user-lp7tx1fe6t]

Perfect end music

[@fatherelijahcal9620]

But what is the name of the track?