Bad Ending....

well, there is alot more morale points to be had from listening, exploring and so on, checked the wiki?

 

well you did about 30% of all moral points, which is not enough. Most of the moral points are earned when you check the 'side' areas and earned by listening to most conversation. The best way to get to know them is to check on WIKI, some of them are ridiculous, such as Watching full play of a guy who is making Animal-Shape shadows with his hand in Theatr and following kids going to the beginning of a chapter, etc..

 

Did you listen in on conversations by enemies a lot of times they have conversations that give moral points even if you kill them right afterwards. Anyway sounds to me like you played the game like I did I know I didn't get all possible moral points but I did get the good ending. Did you spare the two guys that surrendered?

I know how you feel though first time I played Metro 2033 in order to get the good ending I wasn't able to get it and was disappointed by that.

 

That is one major flaw in this game. They setup the Good ending if your do the boring stuff in the game. Sitting there listing to bad acting is something I can't bring myself to do.

 

you dont need every moral point, but almost every point
did you kill humans? try to not kill humans
dont shoot if you dont need it, just shoot to kill mutants, nothing more
if a npc tells you not to shoot, dont do it, just wait

explore everything, little tunnels in the surface, little holes, find bullets,

spend bulltes on the strippers does not doom you to the bad end, you can spend all the bullets you want

good luck

 

and watching the stripper loses you moral points

 

Should have a option in the new metro to kill EVERYONE!!! Fallout style,

 

Trying to get the good ending in 2033, I tried my best on one playthrough and just couldn't do it. Literally had to look up a guide on the wiki for morality points to try and get the damn thing.

I got the bad ending for Last Light (thinking it was the good ending), saw that there was a good ending and got it without too much effort on my second playthrough.

So I really don't see it the other way around, with 2033's ending being the easy one to get.

 

This is the worst advice and it's everywhere.

You can kill everything that moves and get the Enlightened and Redemption endings.

That's not a flaw. You don't care about the game world, and it doesn't care about you right back. That's the entire point, in both games the Dark Ones judge you, the player, by how you act.

 

This. If you play your character apathetically, rushing through the game, then you come across as such. But if you take time to explore and appreciate the world, well, that shows more care and craftiness than choosing whether or not some desperate and starving guy who wants to kill you should either suffer head trauma or die.

 

So basically
Metro= The bane of speed runners

 

If i kill al humans can i still have the good ending?

 

Short answer: Yes...

 

Learn 2 read

 

Learn to german

 

I finished 2033 three times, and only got the bad ending. Until I had to use a guide to get the good ending on my fourth playthrough :c
But I did, though, easily manage to get the good ending on my first playthrough of Last Light, without any guide or watching any spoilers or anything. Kinda proud of that
Also, I just recently noticed..... Did you guys notice that Miller actually lost his right leg in the explosion with the last train before Korbut stroll over and says "Miller, what a pleasant surprise. Or, what's left of you". ?
Now that I think about it, I do remember Miller being crippled in the good ending, but I never actually noticed that his right calf was just gone when he was on the ground in front of Korbut, until I saw it in a youtube video today.

 

Never noticed that, I tend to miss some details in dialogue due to me just chalking them up to Russian phrases randomly thrown in.

 

As a non russian speaking man, most of the word vomit that thundered out of the NPCs was to me just drivel i charted up to being added to be authentic? i switched to russian for a reason