When I realised what was happening I reloaded an old save and decided I needed to spend more time with the other companions I didn't like as much to force the game to kill them instead. Now I don't want to go back.
this post was submitted on 11 Sep 2023
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it didnt sink in for me until the game said the companions inventory has been moved to the basement. thought there would be a way to save them before that happened
How can you actually change that outcome? Is it different if you go to the eye?
I went to the eye. Some still dies, but not the same person.
i believe so, but you cant change which 2 companions the game chooses unless you go back before the part where you help fix stuff on the eye
Can you marry the robot
no clue yet
Honestly this exact thing is why I like how they handle new game plus. My current tactic is I just keep my decisions and next time it can play through differently.
i wanted to keep my decision but it hurt too bad. just wouldnt sit right with me. though i do applaud bethesda for having the balls to do it. now im doing a bunch of side quests before turning the mission in again