How alex got stuck to save alex

How alex got stuck to save alex

I finished my first play thru yesterday, there were a couple things that i didnt get to see, one was not seeing Danielle Sho at the window (i completed Data Storage before Crew Quarters) and the other was not having Alex waiting for me at the bridge when i was ready to initiate the self destruct. when the opportunity to save Alex came up, i did drag his fat ass into that safe room, i searched the place, listened to the audio logs and then left for the elevator. as i left the area i got the Save Alex failed and i think its because i didnt close the door on my way out. i thought oh well, he seemed like a massive ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ anyway and just continued playing. after finished the game i watched some of the other endings and noticed that everyone seemed to have Alex alive at the bridge.

Does Alex being alive at the end make any difference? because in the hand shake scene, he still says all the same things while the operators all have their points to make in regards to their own situation, Alex doesnt seem to care either way if you saved him or not.

Yeah, you need to lock the door to save Alex.

And for the handshake scene.. not actually tried not saving him in a non kill all humans play through yet. As they just instantly deemed me a psychotic failure before i even got to the handshake scene, in that particular run 😛

How alex got stuck to save alex

I finished my first play thru yesterday, there were a couple things that i didnt get to see, one was not seeing Danielle Sho at the window (i completed Data Storage before Crew Quarters) and the other was not having Alex waiting for me at the bridge when i was ready to initiate the self destruct. when the opportunity to save Alex came up, i did drag his fat ass into that safe room, i searched the place, listened to the audio logs and then left for the elevator. as i left the area i got the Save Alex failed and i think its because i didnt close the door on my way out. i thought oh well, he seemed like a massive ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ anyway and just continued playing. after finished the game i watched some of the other endings and noticed that everyone seemed to have Alex alive at the bridge.

Does Alex being alive at the end make any difference? because in the hand shake scene, he still says all the same things while the operators all have their points to make in regards to their own situation, Alex doesnt seem to care either way if you saved him or not.

Yeah, you need to lock the door to save Alex.

And for the handshake scene.. not actually tried not saving him in a non kill all humans play through yet. As they just instantly deemed me a psychotic failure before i even got to the handshake scene, in that particular run 😛

A look at all of the different endings in Prey, how to unlock them, and what they mean in relation to the game’s story.

If you managed to complete Prey, you may be wondering what other endings exist in the game, how to unlock these endings, and what each of these endings mean when it comes to the main story of Prey. In Prey, there are currently three different endings and two different after credits scenes you can earn depending on your actions and choices in the game.

Below, we’ll go over the details of each ending and after credits sequence in Prey, explain how to unlock these endings, then discuss what these particular endings mean in relation to the game’s story.

Note: Spoiler warning, this article contains each and every Prey ending as well as various story elements.

The first ending you can earn in Prey is called, “A Mind Without Limits.” To earn this ending, you’ll need to make a few crucial decisions at the end that may go against the instructions you’ve been following in Prey thus far. Essentially, you need to sneak past one of the Typhon enemies (which can be rather difficult), and you’ll also need to kill a friend (which can be harder than sneaking past the Typhon).

To earn A Mind Without Limits, you’ll first need to make your way through Prey following instructions up until the part where you meet Alex. Here, he’ll hand over the Prototype Nullwave Transmitter Fabrication Plan. Once you have the Fabrication Plan, an extremely large Typhon known as the “Apex Typhon” will begin attacking Talos I.

Here, you’re given the option to either save Alex or kill him, but note that this decision has little bearing on the ending (though it may impact the after credits sequence). For us, we decided to kill Alex and carry him around as a meat shield, but the choice really is up to you. Moving on, after you deal with Alex, make your way to the nearest Fabricator and craft the Prototype Nullwave Transmitter.

Next, return to Psychotronics and the Containment Chamber inside. Note that near the entrance to G.U.T.S. there’s a hatch leading to the Containment Chamber. Here, you’ll face off against several powerful Typhon as you make your way to the place where you’re required to install the Prototype. In the center of the Low Gravity Room there’s a sphere you’ll need to access, which you should do prior to venturing off towards the Command Deck.

When you reach the Command Deck, you’ll meet up with either January or Alex (depending on whether or not you killed Alex and used him as a meat shield). If it’s January you’re meeting, you’ll be forced to kill him. Yes, we know, this is hard considering how he’s guided you around Talos I for the majority of the game.

However, the reason why January must be killed is because he was specifically programmed to help you destroy the entirety of Talos I. If you’re looking to earn the ending, A Mind Without Limits, you cannot let January continue on as previously planned. With January dead, you’ll need to activate the Transmitter which will destroy the Apex Typhon and all of the Mimics aboard Talos I. A Mind Without Limits ends with you and everyone else you’ve saved throughout Prey alive and Talos I still intact.

The next ending you can get in Prey is called “Perdition” and is the one that you and January concocted from the start in case of an emergency. Unfortunately, this ending may not feel as satisfying as A Mind Without Limits depending on your actions throughout Prey.

The Perdition ending requires you to proceed with the same steps as A Mind Without Limits, with the one difference being that after the Apex Typhon begins to attack Talos I, you’ll need to knock Alex out and loot his body for the Arming Key. Here, you can choose to save him by dragging him down to the bunker, or you can leave him there to rot. Again, this won’t impact the Perdition ending too much but may impact your after credits sequence.

Next, you’ll want to head to the Power Plant where you’ll encounter two Technopaths. After defeating them, you’ll head to an access panel that unlocks the hatch to the self-destruct console (because all space stations need a self-destruct button). Now, insert Morgan’s key into the left slot and Alex’s key into the right slot. With that done, head to the Bridge and up to the Captain’s Loft to initiate the self-destruct sequence.

An 8-minute timer will begin to count down, and there are three different ways this can end.

This is one of the more interesting endings in Prey, and one we actually find a bit amusing. In the earlier stages of Prey, you’re assigned an optional objective to head off to Alex’s Suite located within the Crew Quarters and steal his Escape Pod key. If you decided to partake in a little petty theft, you’ll get what many players consider to be the worst ending titled, “Abandon Ship.”

In the Abandon Ship ending, you can flee all of your obligations and responsibilities. No, seriously. You can leave the Typhon and the remaining survivors alone to fend for themselves, and in general, just head off into the sunset alone to do whatever you please. Of course, when you get to Alex’s Escape Pod your buddy January will try to talk you out of it.

However, if you got the Abandon Ship ending, you obviously disregarded January’s warnings. Unsurprisingly, Alex will also try to fling some guilt your way but hey, you don’t need to listen to him, right? You’re blasting off like Team Rocket! Except… are you really? In the end, you get to overhear Alex say, “We failed, this isn’t the one.” Then, a woman’s voice chimes in and requests to, “Start over.”

Basically, everything in Prey has been a giant test. The Abandon Ship ending may confuse you at first, but additional information will be provided once you reach the after credits sequence.

Finally, there are two after credits scenes you can get in Prey. This may or may not come as a surprise, but while you were playing Prey, you were being graded on your actions. If you decided to play nice in Prey, you’ll wake up to see Alex alongside a few Operators.

Here, they’ll comment on your actions including the use of certain Neuromods, who you decided to save, and which quests you managed to complete.

Next, you look down at yourself and realize you’re actually not the human known as Morgan Yu, but a Typhon. Here, you get the confirmation that the entire game was a test to see if you were indeed a “good” alien, or one that couldn’t be trusted.

The test itself was indeed based around Morgan Yu’s legitimate memories. Unfortunately, he was unable to save the world, so this experiment was put in place to see if humans and Typhon could get along. This is the best possible outcome in Prey.

Unfortunately, if you failed to pass the test you will receive the “bad” after credits sequence in Prey. Much of this ending is the same as the previous after credits sequence, as your actions and choices throughout Prey will be judged accordingly.

If you fail to pass the test, no matter how well you think you played Prey, you can either take Alex’s hand, or save yourself by brutally murdering him. This is definitely grisly, as you watch Alex Yu’s slaughter by way of the tendrils extending from your body.

Here, you essentially prioritize your own survival and escape from Talos I confirming that the Typhon and humans will never coexist in peace. Humanity has failed, and you essentially go on your merry Typhon way.

Which ending did you get in Prey? Were you satisfied with the result, or do you wish you could go back and do a few things differently? Let us know in the comments below!

By reading through this article, you should now know all of the possible endings in Prey, how to get them, and the explanation of what they mean in relation to the story.

How alex got stuck to save alex

How to save alex mason from dieing and get a cool ending!

To be able to save mason you have to do two things in prior missions before the mission
» You Suffer With Me » occurs.

1.) «Old Wounds»
— Resist killing Kravchenko in order to learn about possible mole in CIA.

2.) «Time and Fate»
— After entering Menendez’s basement, follow a trail of fire to find a CIA dossier file.

In the mission » you suffer with me » you are sent in to originally capture » False Profit » but after you capture him Hudson updates your mission to a prisoner exchange with » Nexus Target «. You and » False Profit » will be sent onto a roof where you are sent to snipe » Nexus Target » who Hudson says is Raul Menendez but is actually Alex mason. If you shoot him in the leg he will survive and will later show up in the ending of your game. If you do it right his face will have some splatter on it but not fully blood as it would be from a headshot.

One of the last main things that will affect Alex Mason being alive is » Karma » being alive to help stop menendez. Of course you would have to kill Harper as Farid so that your cover is not blown and so Chloe lives. After Raul Menendez breaks out of the interrogation room on » The Obama » you will get a chance to play as him and you will get a decision on to kill or wound admiral briggs. You want to wound him. BUT DONT SHOOT HIM. If you do nothing for a lil he will get hit on the head by a peice of metal and he will live and so will Chloe ( aka Karma ).

So if you did everything listed in this guide and Kill Menendez on the last mission you should get this ending in which Alex mason AND Woods are alive. It truly puts a good ending to black ops and black ops 2.

( ending you should get )

Rate up this guide if it helped you and comment your feelings on the ending! 😉

How alex got stuck to save alex

I need help here. I’m at the end of the game where I’m suppose to talk to alex yu top get his key (just after saving him from the guys trying to kill him outside his bunker). And the problem is, I cant talk to him, nothing happen, I save the other guy by stuning him then removing his neuromod. Now I cant end the game.

I finally reloaded my game to the last save i had in my list (loosing 4 hour of gameplay) and now I must talk to Dr.Igwe in my office before going to stun Dahl.
New problem is: Dr Igwe isnt in my office at all, when I’m at the bottom of the elevato, the quest mark show him to be 800m away, like, 800m away under the lowest floor I can go.

2 game breaking bug in the same playtrough, and now I cant finish the game without killin alex or Dahl.

Save him from Dahl? I don’t remember anything like that. The bunker room door is open and you can see in?

Is the area full of military operators still?

If you dont neutralise Dahl the first time you see him, he can be found after trying to open the bunker of alex with 4 or 5 operator with him, and you get the mission update to protect alex from Dahl. Thats the time I neutralise him and get his neuromod out. but when I came back to talk to alex (I open the bunker) and he’s just there, watching the wall/ computer on the wall) not moving, cannot talk to him and the operator that were outside are now dead on the floor outsite the bunker.

And to add to this, the only savefile I have before Dahlk arriving, is broken by Dr Igwe being off map and the quest to get in Dahl ship bugged (back door already open, even if I didnt see Dahl at the time so didnt get his keycard to open that door. And quest not updating for geting in the ship).