Choice of Robots

Choice of Robots

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renoraider Aug 3, 2016 @ 4:42am
Endings I got
So, I gave Alaska to my robot daughter and eventually joined her in singularity. I also got an ending where I marry a robot companion with my first robot as our daughter. I'm told there's a scenario where we see this:



"Hmph," Professor Ziegler says, and a smile comes to his lips. "You got me. Once I realized I couldn't hack it, I thought I could at least inspire someone else to live the dream for me."

He then surprises you by singing.

"But I'll teach the student
Who'll manage the fact'ry
That tempers the steel that makes colonies strong.
And I'll write the program that runs the computer
That charts out the stars where our rockets belong."

Perhaps in reaction to your stunned stare, Professor Ziegler stops singing. "It's an old song. 'Somebody Will.' One of my favorites…for when I feel like I haven't really accomplished anything in life."

"Yes, sir," you say uncertainly.

"I was right about the Singularity, though," Ziegler says. "You have to grant me that."

You think about that claim: it's true robots are doing a lot of things around the world now, but is everybody really immortal and superintelligent? It seems like they've mostly been doing the things people were doing before. But you don't press the issue. "I hope you're happy."

Professor Ziegler nods. "I think so," he says. "Happy enough."

A few weeks later, you learn that Professor Ziegler has passed away in his sleep.

^This was absolutely beautiful. Anyone know how to get it?
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ENDO! Nov 4, 2016 @ 7:22pm 
I got one that was really close to it, but I don't really know what triggers it specifically. I think it simply might be what comes along after making yourself a robot lover.
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Setokaiva Mar 9, 2017 @ 8:25am 
I took over Alaska through overwhelming force, and established a new, free democracy for humans and robots. I died, but lived to see my high-autonomy robots start keeping the system up on their own, and maintain my legacy. Because creating a machine to work is one thing; creating sentient life is quite another. My robots were never meant to be slaves. Screw you, you thieving knockoff-makers, China & America.
Drist Mar 18, 2017 @ 5:33pm 
I gave my robot Chinese batteries and had China embargoed, so they restricted battery sales which screwed me over.

I literally played myself.
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