Just finished my first play through today. Played stealthy, avoided killing, except for Havelock - I intentionally blew his head off with my gun.
Great game, one of my favorites over the last couple of years - felt totally immersed in the story.
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I did the non-lethal routes for most targets:
High Overseer Campbell - branded him so he'd be seen as a traitor (ruin his life is better than killing him in my opinion)
Pendleton twins - figured I'd spare their lives, went for SLackjaw's deal to have them sent to a mining camp where they'd labour the rest of their lives (figured since Lord Pendleton was their brother that I'd spare their lives - next play, now that I know what happens in the end, I won't spare them)
Lady Boyle - she was just the "mistress", she didn't do anything wrong I didn't think
Lord Reagent - I figured it was better punishment to publicly expose him and have him locked away - figured if I just killed him no one would know what he did.
Daud - I fought him then let him live. He was "for hire" and was doing a job. He honestly seemed like he regretted it from the notes in his room and what he says when pleading for his life. Plus I thought he was cool.
In the end sequence (lighthouse island) I didn't look for Pendleton or Martin, just went right for the lighthouse. You find them dead anyways when you come across Havelock - I assume he killed them. ANd as I said above I decided to kill Havelock - I figured he's powerful enough, and a leader (since he's an Admiral) that he'd be too dangerous to leave alive and maybe go after Emily.
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As I said, I got totally immersed in the story!
Quote:
Originally Posted by On2wheels But I was getting tired of hearing the same generic answer to all the bantering between guards: Quote:
"Are we meeting for cigars and brandy tonight?"
"I believe so, yes".
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How about
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"Think you'll get your own squad after what happened last night?"
"I believe so, yes" |