Insane...just insane. when the Exodus theme music hits and you drive that car, you just know "this is it". I broke and I could barely see the road because tears filled my eyes.
Fun fact, the game had a voice line cut out for some reason that confirms it, but it's heavily implied that the only reason Miller found Artyom when and how he did was because the Dark Ones were leading him to Artyom since they consider Artyom one of their own. In a cut line of dialogue in the van, Miller says he swore he heard whispers and even saw a dark one, but then tries to rationalise it away instead, not wanting to believe it. Truth of the matter is, the entire series boiled down to that one moment, all the good Artyom ever did was the reason he was saved from Novosibirsk's cobalt laden surface.
@@Rexhunterj well I loved Exodus, but I enjoyed Last Light much more as it had more Khan and much better pacing. I just hate that they keep killing off great characters... Ulman was great and they just so passively killed him off.... Miller finally redeems himself and they killed him off. Also, Metro 2033 Miller is so different than Last Light's. I think they based Last Light on the novel's. I wish they somehow bring Ulamn back and that the next game has more Khan to it.
@@samfish5500 Metro is about finding a meaning and an escape in a hellish, corrupted and broken world No one is destined to greatness nor immortality, but everyone can be a hero and can be remembered as it Even Bourbon from 2033 was kind of a hero himself, he met a terrible end being a bandit all his life, but he didn't abandonned Artyom anyway
@@fotrik5803 He could also be using his knowledge about the ghosts and all to connect with them and since Artyom is a very special individual due to his ability to speaks with the dark ones he may be "spottable" by Khan even being as far as the Baikal lake
I gotta say, when I saw the humongous snow plow attached to the train, I was shocked. I was not expecting it to be so HUGE. Also, I have something that could lighten the mood on the scene. Slightly. Let us not forget that the very last thing Miller did, the final thing he did in life, just before he passed away... ...was try and teach a young child how to drive stick shift.
so did I man, so did I... I was so scared about Anna, I fall in love with her and I was willing to do literally anything to save her... I cried basically from the beginning of this scene till the end of the credits...
this means, Metro Exodus is a good game... as most games based on real life books are, unlike ME Andromeda, Anthem, etc I havent seen a single """ Liiiiive seeeeeervices""" in Metro Exodus. Maybe thats the key, and thats why people love it so much.... unlike the Electronic Farts's games. They try to sell us the lie: Story based offline singleplayer games just dont sell, nobody wants to play them anymore....yea right. Electronic Arts should just die, fuck off, or walk off the planet as soon as possible.
@@robbi5449 But it's not because of the book because the story ended with the last game in the book. Maybe they collaborated with the author to make a new chapter
Anyone else remember the other games when the kid talking about all the things that Miller did. Putting the kid on your shoulders, wading through water, killing mutants with precision accuracy?
Funny thing is this is one of the most memorable gaming experiences I've ever had and you basically just press W in this scene. I'm really sorry the devs got so much hate for all the epic games store thing, it's not even their fault and they've created such a masterpiece.
For my opinion, this the most strong scene in the game history. I love so many games. Dead Space, Mass Effect, Darksiders, Deus Ex, S.T.A.L.K.E.R., Batman, Mordor, Borderlands, many others. But this. This is the top of sadness and hope, this is the top of heartbeat, the brightest union of dead world and alive soul. I passed game the day before yesterday. But I still watch and watch this moment. This scene is a pure masterpiece, of music, dialogues and picture at all.
That part of the game was pure gold. Exodus didn't really feel like metro until the last chapter, it was really emotional, deep and authentic metro feel, but it's a shame that it was so short. I didn't really like how they changed the story from the book and how they changed Miller, but here, man, even my heart is broke for him and he is a true father.
you mean to say you prefered the last book over this? I think this game is far better than the last book. On the other hand, you could see this as a sequel to the last game. Artyom pisses off and takes his wife with him. If you blend the first part of this game and the last part of the book together it gets a bit coherent. I must say I forgot what happened to miller in the book. I remember him being an absolute asshole. Here his death made me cry.
@@sloesty he was a real human who fell from grace and became an alcoholist, who just serves the authority now. But what I meant is despite how I disliked the change what they made to Miller and just made him a template high ranked military officer, my heart still broke for him in this scene and made him a truly loving father. The thing what I really liked from the book is how it outgrew it's initial pulpfiction elements , such as a hero's journey and stuff, and became a novel that rivals 1984 for me. However, yeah it can work with as a sequel for the game, but the story just feels like a downgrade from what it was in the book.
@@sloesty I forgot to add is that the game simply doesn't feel like the previous metro games until the last chapter. But yes, I prefered the books story.
@@laszlopohl3374 It really feels like 4A want to spread their wings and create things themselves. They took some risks with Exodus that they really didn't have to. I wonder if we'll see a new IP from them next.
@@laszlopohl3374 Dimitry was behind the story changes in the games, he deliberately made those changes to make the games expandable and to help world build the metro-universe in an interactive fashion. The fact he was able to change his own story to fit a video game is amazing in itself and I genuinely feel that Exodus better fits the themes Dimitry was originally pushing for in 2033 (both novel and game). Dimitry wrote Artyom as a hopeful almost whimsical character who was driven by his desire to help his people reach the surface, to see the wonders mankind built and to take back their world from the monsters and radiation. 2035 ended really poorly in that regards, Anna and Artyom had to leave the Metro to save their own lives but no one went with them, not a single soul backed them up and while Artyom's dream of living on the surface becomes a reality he didn't achieve his actual goal. Exodus leaves the story open-ended and implies that in the good-ending, Artyom will lead the Spartans back to Moscow and save their people from the metro rat race and bring them all to lake baikal to start their lives anew. That's his goal and always was his goal.
Long time fan of metro. Got used to both endings didn't cry even once in 2033 and last light but exodus that brought me to tears... Sviatoslav Konstantinovich Mel'nikov you may now rest in peace Palkovnik!
Just finished it: the MUSIC, TENSION, and the DESPERATION to finish the mission. Seeing the colonel then the train and ALL your friends instantly run to your rescue... I HAD GOOSEBUMPS THE WHOLE DRIVE UP TO THE END. Amazing Reminds me of the last horse ride to the camp for arthur in RDR2
Oh man, just finished the game, got the good ending, but it tear my heart open.. tears trickled down my face since Miller gave Artyom his only green stuff and in the scene, where said, he "wanted a son stubborn, like himself, like Artyom.." I started to cry like a child.. Now I'm heartbroken..
I'll never ever going to forget this moment ... the night, moonlight, ruins, the soundtrack, the sound of his heart beat. This is going to stick in my head forever. I love this game so much
Everything about this ending was amazing. Miller calling Artyom his son, him sacrificing himself by giving Artyom his shot, the music playing during the drive, the way Khlebnikov couldn't contain his happiness and excitement at seeing the outside world. My favorite thing about it was that the music felt incomplete when Artyom passed out but it finally picked up again and concluded when the Aurora appeared and all the Spartans rushed to Artyom's side.
Yea, many people got the game spoiled with videos, good thing I have the habit of forgetting about games or not being interested on what other people think about them.
This one scene and the background music was engraved into my heart.... I cried a lot while driving the vehicle... Didn't feel any better though i got the good ending.....
Imagine Sam's toughts when he found out Miller died. He failed to protect him once and blamed himself so bad, but twice? And death? Is a nice detail how Sam is the most "desperate" to reach the Bukhanka and is the closest when the boys jump. When Artyom was dying, he was so broken he didnt gave him any blood.
I can't say I didn't cry at this point in the game even when I replayed it miller thought out the game have given everyone shit but here in this level he shown his true self not a soldier following orders but a man who wants nothing but his family to live and he gave his life to save the one who could save his daughter let it be known miller you are one of the greatest fathers in video games and a soldier honored among the greatest of them
Great part. I just wonder why the song seems so eerily familiar? It's like I've heard it before but I can't place it. Absolutely stunning work with the music.
My heart break when kiril say "i thought i was all alone again" poor boy waiting for the return of his father, in your despair you find a new family bratushka
I rememeber my mother was sitting next to me when I was going through this scene. I tried so hard not to cry but I did. She asked me if the game was that emotional, I said more than she could imagine.
This is one of the few game sequences that will probably stick with me forever. The music, and the history behind all the characters in this story, knowing what Artyom has been through for this dream, for his wife, and how badly hurt he is, yet still pushing on is just phenomenal... When he calls Artyom "son"...
A detail i like that they added, he took his own helmet off and probably saw they made it back before passing. A small detail, but one i really appreciate.
I remember my first time playing this part, thought Artyom would die but when Miller came, I started to cry and it got worse through the drive as I called out for Artyom not to die and man, it was a good journey and an experience I'll never get again
Finished this game back in early December 2019. On the 30th of October of this year, my pet Chico passed away at 7:00PM because he had undiagnosed diabetes, high blood sugar, and kidney failure, and we were there for his euthanasia. They packed him in a box and my mother was waiting in the car, because she didn't want to see Chico die, since she saw our first dog died in vain. We got in and I was sitting in the front seat holding the container with Chico inside. I just imagined the Race Against Fate soundtrack in Metro: Exodus playing and our drive sort of reminded me also of the drive out of Novosibirsk. It's depressing seeing him gone, but I'm just glad we brought him home and buried him, just like everybody buried Miller peacefully.
I just finished the game last night. Got the bad ending. I was so pissed off by the fact that Artyom died, and that it was my fault. As a book fan and of course, a videogame fan, it hit me really hard. I cried a lot even I knew (and I know) that this was only one of the endings, knowing that there is an upcoming Metro game (which it is, Glukhovsky said it on his Instagram) they will canonize the good ending as they did with the previous ones, and even there's a chance that they canonize the bad ending, which I doubt it, but who knows? I loved the game and the story. I pretty much dislike/hate post-apocalyptic stories/genre, but Metro... oh dear Metro, you'll have a place in my heart for all of the eternity
It’s a damn tired trope but hell if Exodus didn’t make me choke up when Miller says “Son”pausing just a moment before to correct himself. And that’s just the first couple seconds in the runtime of this truly masterful “final” scene.
Metro, one of the few games that still continues to not fade away into the nothingness that is 2021+ gaming scene. A gem of a game. Same for Subnautica. Same for Alien Isolation.
when i first saw the ending to this game, i hadn’t played it yet, i didn’t even have the game and i was like “so what? some guy died” and now i’ve played all 3 games years after seeing the ending, so i had forgotten how it ended and it felt like losing a family member. this battles and missions with Miller made me grow a major attachment to him
I see everyone doing Race against fate. It's cool that they play it in the piano and the guitar but I want someone to play this little piece at 7:36 with the violin or something
I encountered this weird glitch where Artyom just randomly exits the car and can't get back inside because he wasn't supposed to do that in the first place.
after unknowingly getting good ending i thought that i got bad ending cause of miller i searched ao much just to find that there is no way save him ...i really like him to stay..
NGL, when I saw Miller pull out his syringe and use it on Artyom I legit had to stop playing for a bit. One of the few times a moment from any game broke me, Miller may have started out as my least favorite character but by the mid point of Exodus he was in my top three.
Am I the only one who saw Artyom’s death after this scene as absolutely fitting? In a way, I’m sad the Bad Ending won’t be considered canon. After tasting true freedom on the surface, the man willingly re-entered the atomic, concrete hell he fought so hard to free his friends from, all to save his wife and allow her to bask in the new world. I don’t like how this is painted as bad. Yes, Anna will grieve for Artyom. But the man was a Spartan. So many others died for petulant subterranean squabbles, but he died so they may be free.
Artyom: After all we've went through together. You give us hope, strength. I know you're still here You're still by me, resting. Come on man... Dad, don't give up on me. Please wake up.. Colonel Miller. Wake up! She needs us! Colonel Miller 💔 You sacrificed yourself for me, for anna. I will not let you down, I.. I will get the medicine to anna. Farwell my Mentor.
So that white light is in fact the moon ?? I always thought this was the light of the train as I played it through and found it far more intense and emotional this way 😭 the music it's you like a bus tho...
I always thought it was more emotional knowing Kirill had never been on the surface and this was his first time seeing the moon and everything else we take for granted.
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Insane...just insane. when the Exodus theme music hits and you drive that car, you just know "this is it". I broke and I could barely see the road because tears filled my eyes.
Problem is I barely managed to find the road so it all lost it sad and dramatic point!
Real legends cried at this scene.
"Hold on....son.."
Hits me hard.. 😣
"There were these worms, and deep water, so he carried me on his shoulders" that shit's poetic as fuck homie. Miller is a real man.
He's a father. He didn't save Kirilov as a soldier or as a man, but as a father and as thanks for the Lieutenant-Colonel for finding the maps for him.
@@Rexhunterj Khlebnikov is a real man
Surely I’m not the only one who was heart broken by both endings?
Ellie Schmidt they both are so sadly, ):
No you’re not the only one brother, and dont call me shirley
I got the bad ending. It was way too bad to accept it.
Ibra Ta that moment is very very sad
Ibra Ta As sad as the good ending is, it’s bittersweet and positive. The bad ending is just sad.
It was at that moment, when the music started,when I realised this was my favourite moment in the entire game.
This is one of the most beautiful scenes in gaming history.
I cried when Miller used his only "green stuff" to save Artyom....
Fun fact, the game had a voice line cut out for some reason that confirms it, but it's heavily implied that the only reason Miller found Artyom when and how he did was because the Dark Ones were leading him to Artyom since they consider Artyom one of their own. In a cut line of dialogue in the van, Miller says he swore he heard whispers and even saw a dark one, but then tries to rationalise it away instead, not wanting to believe it.
Truth of the matter is, the entire series boiled down to that one moment, all the good Artyom ever did was the reason he was saved from Novosibirsk's cobalt laden surface.
@@Rexhunterj well I loved Exodus, but I enjoyed Last Light much more as it had more Khan and much better pacing.
I just hate that they keep killing off great characters... Ulman was great and they just so passively killed him off.... Miller finally redeems himself and they killed him off.
Also, Metro 2033 Miller is so different than Last Light's. I think they based Last Light on the novel's.
I wish they somehow bring Ulamn back and that the next game has more Khan to it.
@@samfish5500 in the bad ending, you can see khan, that means that Khan died too (probably).
@@samfish5500 Metro is about finding a meaning and an escape in a hellish, corrupted and broken world
No one is destined to greatness nor immortality, but everyone can be a hero and can be remembered as it
Even Bourbon from 2033 was kind of a hero himself, he met a terrible end being a bandit all his life, but he didn't abandonned Artyom anyway
@@fotrik5803 He could also be using his knowledge about the ghosts and all to connect with them and since Artyom is a very special individual due to his ability to speaks with the dark ones he may be "spottable" by Khan even being as far as the Baikal lake
I gotta say, when I saw the humongous snow plow attached to the train, I was shocked. I was not expecting it to be so HUGE. Also, I have something that could lighten the mood on the scene. Slightly. Let us not forget that the very last thing Miller did, the final thing he did in life, just before he passed away...
...was try and teach a young child how to drive stick shift.
Too bad Kirilov was too short to reach the pedals and see over the wheel.
You are wrong. The last thing Miller did - took off his helmet to see the sunrise.
@@lastbeer I always thought Kirilov took his helmet off.
His name is KIRIL not Kirilov wtf
@@B0R0M1R Wait hang on.
I cried 4 times at Metro Exodus. And im proud of that
Paweł Andonis Gawralidis Dobrzański herbu Leliwa. :(
so did I man, so did I... I was so scared about Anna, I fall in love with her and I was willing to do literally anything to save her... I cried basically from the beginning of this scene till the end of the credits...
this means, Metro Exodus is a good game... as most games based on real life books are, unlike ME Andromeda, Anthem, etc
I havent seen a single """ Liiiiive seeeeeervices""" in Metro Exodus.
Maybe thats the key, and thats why people love it so much.... unlike the Electronic Farts's games.
They try to sell us the lie: Story based offline singleplayer games just dont sell, nobody wants to play them anymore....yea right. Electronic Arts should just die, fuck off, or walk off the planet as soon as possible.
@@robbi5449 But it's not because of the book because the story ended with the last game in the book. Maybe they collaborated with the author to make a new chapter
Yes Metro game have such immersive and narrative stories, which is why this Franchise will become legendary
Anyone else remember the other games when the kid talking about all the things that Miller did. Putting the kid on your shoulders, wading through water, killing mutants with precision accuracy?
SkooterxD yes, it was metro 2033
The way all his friends runs towards him makes me know how important is friendship during that situation
Metro Exodus - Dawn of Hope
Metro Exodus - Race Against Fate
I finally finished the unspoiled game yesterday. Is it sad to say that as a 37 years old man i cried like a baby?
No grown up men cry when true sadness is here
you not the only one mate this one hit me hard as well
Dude I sometimes choke up just thinking about this scene.
34 year old man here and i just cryied like a baby
The music...failing eyesight...moonlight..feels🥺
Funny thing is this is one of the most memorable gaming experiences I've ever had and you basically just press W in this scene.
I'm really sorry the devs got so much hate for all the epic games store thing, it's not even their fault and they've created such a masterpiece.
For my opinion, this the most strong scene in the game history. I love so many games. Dead Space, Mass Effect, Darksiders, Deus Ex, S.T.A.L.K.E.R., Batman, Mordor, Borderlands, many others. But this. This is the top of sadness and hope, this is the top of heartbeat, the brightest union of dead world and alive soul. I passed game the day before yesterday. But I still watch and watch this moment. This scene is a pure masterpiece, of music, dialogues and picture at all.
Best fps single player game I have ever played! Well done!
Damn straight mate
@@ImInYourWalls67 Artyom! buddy! how is that new home?
That part of the game was pure gold. Exodus didn't really feel like metro until the last chapter, it was really emotional, deep and authentic metro feel, but it's a shame that it was so short. I didn't really like how they changed the story from the book and how they changed Miller, but here, man, even my heart is broke for him and he is a true father.
you mean to say you prefered the last book over this? I think this game is far better than the last book. On the other hand, you could see this as a sequel to the last game. Artyom pisses off and takes his wife with him. If you blend the first part of this game and the last part of the book together it gets a bit coherent.
I must say I forgot what happened to miller in the book. I remember him being an absolute asshole. Here his death made me cry.
@@sloesty he was a real human who fell from grace and became an alcoholist, who just serves the authority now. But what I meant is despite how I disliked the change what they made to Miller and just made him a template high ranked military officer, my heart still broke for him in this scene and made him a truly loving father. The thing what I really liked from the book is how it outgrew it's initial pulpfiction elements , such as a hero's journey and stuff, and became a novel that rivals 1984 for me. However, yeah it can work with as a sequel for the game, but the story just feels like a downgrade from what it was in the book.
@@sloesty I forgot to add is that the game simply doesn't feel like the previous metro games until the last chapter. But yes, I prefered the books story.
@@laszlopohl3374 It really feels like 4A want to spread their wings and create things themselves. They took some risks with Exodus that they really didn't have to. I wonder if we'll see a new IP from them next.
@@laszlopohl3374 Dimitry was behind the story changes in the games, he deliberately made those changes to make the games expandable and to help world build the metro-universe in an interactive fashion. The fact he was able to change his own story to fit a video game is amazing in itself and I genuinely feel that Exodus better fits the themes Dimitry was originally pushing for in 2033 (both novel and game).
Dimitry wrote Artyom as a hopeful almost whimsical character who was driven by his desire to help his people reach the surface, to see the wonders mankind built and to take back their world from the monsters and radiation. 2035 ended really poorly in that regards, Anna and Artyom had to leave the Metro to save their own lives but no one went with them, not a single soul backed them up and while Artyom's dream of living on the surface becomes a reality he didn't achieve his actual goal.
Exodus leaves the story open-ended and implies that in the good-ending, Artyom will lead the Spartans back to Moscow and save their people from the metro rat race and bring them all to lake baikal to start their lives anew. That's his goal and always was his goal.
Long time fan of metro. Got used to both endings didn't cry even once in 2033 and last light but exodus that brought me to tears... Sviatoslav Konstantinovich Mel'nikov you may now rest in peace Palkovnik!
Just finished it: the MUSIC, TENSION, and the DESPERATION to finish the mission. Seeing the colonel then the train and ALL your friends instantly run to your rescue... I HAD GOOSEBUMPS THE WHOLE DRIVE UP TO THE END. Amazing
Reminds me of the last horse ride to the camp for arthur in RDR2
Beautiful ending Best game 2019
Goty so far!
Its
The Best game of the decade
Oh man, just finished the game, got the good ending, but it tear my heart open.. tears trickled down my face since Miller gave Artyom his only green stuff and in the scene, where said, he "wanted a son stubborn, like himself, like Artyom.." I started to cry like a child.. Now I'm heartbroken..
I'll never ever going to forget this moment ... the night, moonlight, ruins, the soundtrack, the sound of his heart beat. This is going to stick in my head forever. I love this game so much
My dead little insect heart broke during that drive. I kept looking at Miller hoping he’d wake up
Beating this game on ranger hardcore for the first time was truly unforgettable. Some of my most fond memories of quarantine
Full dive?
Everything about this ending was amazing. Miller calling Artyom his son, him sacrificing himself by giving Artyom his shot, the music playing during the drive, the way Khlebnikov couldn't contain his happiness and excitement at seeing the outside world.
My favorite thing about it was that the music felt incomplete when Artyom passed out but it finally picked up again and concluded when the Aurora appeared and all the Spartans rushed to Artyom's side.
I love the fact I played the game unspoiled. My poor cousin couldnt since he was stupid to watch spoiler video :(
Yea, many people got the game spoiled with videos, good thing I have the habit of forgetting about games or not being interested on what other people think about them.
The last scene always give me the creeps.
As soon as the train stops, everyone jumps down to save Artyom and Miller・・・
Exodus's story is just perfect.
This one scene and the background music was engraved into my heart.... I cried a lot while driving the vehicle... Didn't feel any better though i got the good ending.....
Imagine Sam's toughts when he found out Miller died. He failed to protect him once and blamed himself so bad, but twice? And death? Is a nice detail how Sam is the most "desperate" to reach the Bukhanka and is the closest when the boys jump. When Artyom was dying, he was so broken he didnt gave him any blood.
God damnit, beat red dead 2 only for metro to followed it up with this? My heart can’t take this many feels man!
Dagum TB man.
@@sher.8971 it's a hell of a thing...
@@thenumidiumborn7601 notice both games end with a "last ride". Uncanny 😧
Women: Cry when a girl loses her f*ck toy (Titanic)
Men: Cry to this - care, love, sacrifice, perseverance.
This part was sad and beautiful
I can't say I didn't cry at this point in the game even when I replayed it miller thought out the game have given everyone shit but here in this level he shown his true self not a soldier following orders but a man who wants nothing but his family to live and he gave his life to save the one who could save his daughter let it be known miller you are one of the greatest fathers in video games and a soldier honored among the greatest of them
Great part. I just wonder why the song seems so eerily familiar? It's like I've heard it before but I can't place it. Absolutely stunning work with the music.
The songs of metro are designed for that. They are sad, melancholic.
Cornfield chase by hans Zimmer
They play it multiple times throughout the game. Just in different versions
@@sher.8971 I know and love that song, but this reminds me WAY more of “Rosebud” by Marco Beltrami from The Giver
6:16 I bawled my eyes out on the inside😢
Best game ending ever for me. Gets me every time i love watching and playing it, and cry like a baby each time.
"Its enough to break a grown man's heart, and that's ok"
My heart break when kiril say "i thought i was all alone again" poor boy waiting for the return of his father, in your despair you find a new family bratushka
I cried all the scene, fiert when Miller gave his medicine to artyom, next when the train arrived and during all the final, both finals
Men who go to great lengths for their loved ones :)
it's what separates us from the leeches
anybody else has a depression like me after the ending ?
I've finished this during quarntina times , and that can be a good reason to not forget this game in my whole life. ❤
Same here
this game is art ive never had a game pull at my emotions like this. the build up to the ending, the sound track, its all art
I rememeber my mother was sitting next to me when I was going through this scene. I tried so hard not to cry but I did. She asked me if the game was that emotional, I said more than she could imagine.
This is one of the few game sequences that will probably stick with me forever. The music, and the history behind all the characters in this story, knowing what Artyom has been through for this dream, for his wife, and how badly hurt he is, yet still pushing on is just phenomenal...
When he calls Artyom "son"...
A detail i like that they added, he took his own helmet off and probably saw they made it back before passing. A small detail, but one i really appreciate.
Hardest part about this section was trying not to crash the truck due to our teary eyes.
I remember my first time playing this part, thought Artyom would die but when Miller came, I started to cry and it got worse through the drive as I called out for Artyom not to die and man, it was a good journey and an experience I'll never get again
This sequence could've been the perfect final scene. I litterally cried through it all.
The most emotional video game ending ever!
The best thing is that miller actually woke up and removed his helmet.... What a great ending
forever etched into my memory
Man... I get goosebumps everytime the aurora arrives and the audio kicks in...
I have watched this like ALOT it’s so epic but when I go back and play this actual scene I cry every time artom falls asleep
Finished this game back in early December 2019. On the 30th of October of this year, my pet Chico passed away at 7:00PM because he had undiagnosed diabetes, high blood sugar, and kidney failure, and we were there for his euthanasia. They packed him in a box and my mother was waiting in the car, because she didn't want to see Chico die, since she saw our first dog died in vain. We got in and I was sitting in the front seat holding the container with Chico inside. I just imagined the Race Against Fate soundtrack in Metro: Exodus playing and our drive sort of reminded me also of the drive out of Novosibirsk. It's depressing seeing him gone, but I'm just glad we brought him home and buried him, just like everybody buried Miller peacefully.
I just finished the game last night. Got the bad ending. I was so pissed off by the fact that Artyom died, and that it was my fault. As a book fan and of course, a videogame fan, it hit me really hard. I cried a lot even I knew (and I know) that this was only one of the endings, knowing that there is an upcoming Metro game (which it is, Glukhovsky said it on his Instagram) they will canonize the good ending as they did with the previous ones, and even there's a chance that they canonize the bad ending, which I doubt it, but who knows? I loved the game and the story. I pretty much dislike/hate post-apocalyptic stories/genre, but Metro... oh dear Metro, you'll have a place in my heart for all of the eternity
Wasn't the bad ending canonized in Metro 2033? Because in Metro Last Light, they start off by having nuked the dark ones.
This and Soma hits you like a train at full speed in your heart....damn
best end part the metro exodus my hero alive :)
Artyom does and did everything for his love. Just like me.
This scene is life itself.
It’s a damn tired trope but hell if Exodus didn’t make me choke up when Miller says “Son”pausing just a moment before to correct himself.
And that’s just the first couple seconds in the runtime of this truly masterful “final” scene.
This is my 2nd favourite ending to a game ever. First would have to be red dead 2 I cried like a baby at the ending
It was an amazing ending, i managed to remain spoiler free all this time.
Metro, one of the few games that still continues to not fade away into the nothingness that is 2021+ gaming scene.
A gem of a game.
Same for Subnautica.
Same for Alien Isolation.
when i first saw the ending to this game, i hadn’t played it yet, i didn’t even have the game and i was like “so what? some guy died” and now i’ve played all 3 games years after seeing the ending, so i had forgotten how it ended and it felt like losing a family member. this battles and missions with Miller made me grow a major attachment to him
When he called Artyom "Son", i felt joy
This made me cry in my playthrough... I just can't even explain lmao. It's just that good.
I'm a man and I cried so fucking hard at this scene!!! The music must have gotten to me haha
the bgm is just damn pacifying...loved it
Artyom and Miller are Real Heroes they risked to cure Anna
This is the closest depiction in media of what drunk driving feels like
That ending touched me for sure
The most emotive ending in the history of videogames
Что ж, всплакнул ещё раз. На первом прохождении еле дорогу видел. Игра шедевральна
Thank you for this clip ... revive my own escape from this cold city. Could not start to go on with DLC for nearly a week, - its been so stunning
I thought uncharted 4 ending was beautiful but this scene hits different
Best metro out of the previous 2
FASTER ! GO FASTER DAMMIT !
there are only worse and bad ending.
Thank you youtube for recommending this to me again
You are great father Miller Rest in peace
Kirill trying to drive and saying i thought am alone again.😢
I see everyone doing Race against fate. It's cool that they play it in the piano and the guitar but I want someone to play this little piece at 7:36 with the violin or something
I encountered this weird glitch where Artyom just randomly exits the car and can't get back inside because he wasn't supposed to do that in the first place.
Metro will forever be in our hearts, because Khan said the Metro is like a living heart...
This section of the game showcases what a person is willing to sacrifice for the person they love
Did you know that Kirill's speech here is little bit different on Russian voice acting?
please tell russian translation in English
novosibirsk, where chaos space marines come to repent
RIP Col. Miller
Best scene on this game
i was so confused on why he didn't use a medkit. Little things saved me hundreds of times
he gave his anti radiation medicine to Artyom
But everytime I went into an area with heavily concentrated amounts of radiation I just inject a med kit and all is well.
after unknowingly getting good ending i thought that i got bad ending cause of miller i searched ao much just to find that there is no way save him ...i really like him to stay..
NGL, when I saw Miller pull out his syringe and use it on Artyom I legit had to stop playing for a bit. One of the few times a moment from any game broke me, Miller may have started out as my least favorite character but by the mid point of Exodus he was in my top three.
Am I the only one who saw Artyom’s death after this scene as absolutely fitting? In a way, I’m sad the Bad Ending won’t be considered canon.
After tasting true freedom on the surface, the man willingly re-entered the atomic, concrete hell he fought so hard to free his friends from, all to save his wife and allow her to bask in the new world. I don’t like how this is painted as bad.
Yes, Anna will grieve for Artyom. But the man was a Spartan. So many others died for petulant subterranean squabbles, but he died so they may be free.
It’s bad because I want Artyom to live
Its bad because in the good ending they go back to Moscow to save the people, in the bad ending they stay in Lake Baikal
Artyom:
After all we've went through together.
You give us hope, strength.
I know you're still here
You're still by me, resting.
Come on man... Dad, don't give up on me.
Please wake up.. Colonel Miller. Wake up! She needs us!
Colonel Miller 💔
You sacrificed yourself for me, for anna.
I will not let you down, I.. I will get the medicine to anna.
Farwell my Mentor.
Miller's death was a hard hit.
OST sounds like main them from “FURY” 2014
So that white light is in fact the moon ?? I always thought this was the light of the train as I played it through and found it far more intense and emotional this way 😭 the music it's you like a bus tho...
I always thought it was more emotional knowing Kirill had never been on the surface and this was his first time seeing the moon and everything else we take for granted.
what are those flashes with somethin yelow like a a door happens like 5 times during the video
Radiation
No sleeping soldier.
I feel this game so so much...