The Good ending is the best ending. In that one, you were framed for killing your family but instead it was the people that broke into your house and killed everybody. In the end, it means your family still loves you.
if you think about it when you do the good ending Torque essentially defeats Carnate Itself, Carnate supposedly brings out the worst in everyone yet in the Good route Torque never brakes no matter what the island throws at him and in a sense braking the Islands curse of how everyone who goes there becomes evil
I love how the definition of "Good" in this game is basically just don't shoot everything that moves. There is very little required to be sacrificed by the player or character to do the right choice. Still a great game though!
Well, to be honest, a lot of players love to kill rude NPC's in linear games. It's okay by video games standarts, but just imagine how fucked up you must be to do this IRL.
@@lucasfraczek4320 I know an apocalypse makes certain moral lines disappear (that's why I fully suported Aria's help back in "Mass Effect 3"). But here, I would simply prefer to keep those ligns in tact as much as possible, since it's not the entire world that is dying. This way, the world is going to be free of at least a few of the scum that infects it.
That's one of the best things about this game when I played it back in 2004, The ending depends on you're actions during the play through, This was also the first game I had played that had a morality system in it which amazed me for a PS2 game
@@kamilczerniak4175 i really doubt that they're alive since in the intro you can clearly see that slayers can enter the deathrow cells and kill the imates that was withTorgue
Ahh I’m glad this game is still getting love man 👌🏽👌🏽i wish they made a sequel, every once in a while I will set the ps2 up and dig this game out 🔥soo many memories
Even though we saw in the opening that the Malefactors can manifest inside prison cells, it's still good morality to lock the guy up in one? I guess it's 'cause you're giving him what he wants.
there is abit where you get to save 2 gaurds and escort them to a gaurd tower the thing i did was save them and i shot a stick of dynomight in with them just befor the door closed
Man I wish they bring back Dallas in the 2nd game. He seems to be a good guy and might be one of the best friend to Torque beside Miles, since back in the day at Eastern Baltimore Prison before both of of them got tranferred to Abott prison in Carnate Island. Although, we just have a short moment with him in the earliest chapter but his characteristic need a bit more flesh out. I still wish he's alive somewhere and managed to get out of the island
The hardest thing about playing a good morality is escorting NPCs. Even though they help you fight back unfortunately when it comes to dodging they tend to just stand there and take the hit, forcing you to kill their target quickly before they kill them.
Actually Neutral Ending on the first game was a true ending for me. Since when you continue to Ties That Bind, you'll ended up knocked out the coastguard and drove to the shore alone. And Ties That Bind true ending is the Good Ending I think, since our main mission is to Remove Blackmore out of the existence. This small series is looks like Manhunt's Half Brother if you look it from Manhunt 2 story it's looks same but not similar. Ties That Bind's main villain was Torque's alter ego/other persona that somehow also exist in real flesh and somehow also can affects Torque's mind. Meanwhile Manhunt 2's main villain was Leo Kasper a cold-blooded assasin whose his mind and personality was transferred into Daniel Lamb after his death.
Ties that Bind can't decide which morality you want to begin with so it has to start with neutral. Also it was said that if you keep the saves from the Suffering 1, the morality will be kept for Suffering 2.
@@tg.Sacred oh I didn't know about that. I played the first one on my cousin's PS2 and then when I found out that there is a sequel for this game, I watched the whole playthrough. But if you can keep the Morality from the first game to second game then, its kinda odd. I mean the Bad ending showed us that Torque killed the coastguard and came back to Carnate Island XD.
@@tg.Sacredit's also depend of your decision during the beginning/prologue of the Ties That Bind too when it was basically a flashback, 5 years, before the original game.
You missed one in the Asylum where the cop is on the gurney, I saved to find out if it mattered, and if you keep shocking him you get the evil screen and Carmen asks you if you enjoy torturing him.
@James Earl Cash I'll see if I can do some research. Torque is berated by his family for having murdered them all in cold blood. He had killed Carmen by beating her to death, drowned Malcolm, and tossed Cory from a window. A rescue boat arrives, with the driver asking Torque as to what happened on the island. However, Torque transforms into the Creature instead, and hurls a large crate onto the boat, killing the driver. Torque runs off into the island, with the family now happy that he is gone. In the evil ending of part two of this game, it starts when Torque confronts Blackmore, who starts affecting Torque's mind. Blackmore information him that he should of surrendered to him far sooner, and completely erases Torque's personality. Blackmore them presumably sets out to assume control of the city.
There's a morality meter you see and depending on the amount of good/neutral/bad things you do it determines the endings, if you do some bad things you CAN still get a good ending as long as you don't do too many bad things and do enough good things
Man. The Voice Acting is seriously good in this. It is really sad how much both corporate meat-riders and the industry itself pretend that fantastic Voice Acting and other exceptional qualities of games are some kind of "new" breakthrough. ... Was that fuckin' Niko's cousin at a point in the video?...
Yes, of course you can. The level is a bit confusing if you don't know it. Unfortunately I don't have Suffering1 installed at the moment and can't tell you exactly where you need to go but you can easily watch any walkthrough on RUclips to see how to get back.
I havent found out online so... Does anybody know If you need to do ALL good morality choices for the best ending or Just a set amount/the majority? Can I mix It up and still get the good ending?
Fuck Chapter 19 with the 3 inmates. It's impossible for me on Medium difficulty. 3-4 Inferna's are bitch to deal with those, also that 2(?) Festers... EDIT: wtf, I already made a comment like almost a year ago, lol. But it doesn't change the 3 inmate issue for me.
Jan Wpizdepalcemszturchen yes it's my next video! If you would like you can check the new Facebook page where I post about details about the next video!
I'm a bit mixed about some of the good morality actions... Like locking that guy in a cell or just setting a mood for a C.O. to relax and get high. Aren't they sitting ducks?
@@tg.Sacred I got to the part where I kill hargrave and Slayers. After I found Dallas behind the gate after the introduction cutscene of hargrave played. I play on PC btw.
rodrigo cofre in the suffering 2 yes it automatically starts in neutral morality ( since the game will not decide in which morality between evil or good you want to start ) but this doesn’t mean anything. If you have saved files from suffering 1 then you can continue in the same morality in suffering 2
oh okay you can continue with good or evil morality with your archive of the suffering 1 and you have the suffering one for pc? is why i cant find them
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The Good ending is the best ending. In that one, you were framed for killing your family but instead it was the people that broke into your house and killed everybody. In the end, it means your family still loves you.
It was done by blackmores goons trying to warned torque but went fcked up
I'm really to say this but in the second game, it revealed that Torgue is the one who kills his family - or as known as alter ego/personality did this
@@tomasu301 depends on the morality did you ended up but the good morality does make any sense
@@tomasu301 bad morality means bad ending
Ties that Bind: What good ending for Torque?
if you think about it when you do the good ending Torque essentially defeats Carnate Itself, Carnate supposedly brings out the worst in everyone yet in the Good route Torque never brakes no matter what the island throws at him and in a sense braking the Islands curse of how everyone who goes there becomes evil
Is it me, or is hearing Torques wife after every good morality act so...heart string pulling 🥺
I love how the definition of "Good" in this game is basically just don't shoot everything that moves. There is very little required to be sacrificed by the player or character to do the right choice. Still a great game though!
Well, to be honest, a lot of players love to kill rude NPC's in linear games. It's okay by video games standarts, but just imagine how fucked up you must be to do this IRL.
Torque knows that anyone who is in the disaster is a survivor. It doesn't matter if the person is an officer or an inmate. A survivor is a survivor.
It matters to me.
@@JabamiLain It shouldn't, when push comes to shove "an enemy of my enemy is my friend."
@@lucasfraczek4320 I know an apocalypse makes certain moral lines disappear (that's why I fully suported Aria's help back in "Mass Effect 3"). But here, I would simply prefer to keep those ligns in tact as much as possible, since it's not the entire world that is dying. This way, the world is going to be free of at least a few of the scum that infects it.
@@JabamiLain Shit like that is gonna get you killed faster. These people are trying to survive as much as you, criminal history be damned.
@@lucasfraczek4320 so are the guards.
0:17
Fun fact, this C.O. is voiced by none other than John Patrick Lowrie, who voiced the Sniper from TF2 and the male citizens from Half Life 2
I was thinking about the same thing
is That him? the Citizen from half life 2? in this game? Because the Voice damn I Don't know if this is the same voice
His voice kinda reminds me of Krum from Aahh real monsters.
He also voiced Hermes
if you mean hermes from futurama than no, that one was instead voiced by Phil LaMarr
Wow one inmate is the voice actor who plays Louis in left for dead what a small game world.
The one in the beginning has the voice of the HL 2 male civilians.
*Gives pills to inmate*
Inmate: "Grabbin pills, thanks man, I owe you a big one"
Carmen: "You gave him what he wanted..."
@@mercenarygundam1487 And Sniper from TF2.
This is top TIER
That's one of the best things about this game when I played it back in 2004, The ending depends on you're actions during the play through, This was also the first game I had played that had a morality system in it which amazed me for a PS2 game
"you the man torque! you the man-" *SPLAT*
I just got past that segment. I was laughing my ass off for a minute because of how perfect the timing was.
That guy actually ran through and didn't die-you can see it if you slow the video.
WTF 😂
"U DA MAN TO, U DA MAAAAN! :D".........*BOOM* *SPLAT!*
He didn't die
Overall, Good Morality leads to a foreshadowing ending that opens the plot to the sequel. "The Colonel sends his regards."
You get good morality for locking a person in a prison cell and leaving then to die
Maybe he wants to die
I think you kept him from getting ripped apart.
@@kamilczerniak4175 Fair enough
@@kamilczerniak4175 i really doubt that they're alive since in the intro you can clearly see that slayers can enter the deathrow cells and kill the imates that was withTorgue
He is asking for it tho, there is no way to help him otherwise
I like the voices in his head saying to do good or bad
6:39 this man just ran on air.
Yeah that first step before he reaches the stone platform was a little bit of magic.
When i walkrought it at first time i wanted to jump out the window
He played so much sheep dog n wolf he learned how to do it himself
I was very lucky to stumble upon this game awhile ago.
this is such an under-rated game
It deserved to be on steam
I wanted buy it from Steam...
Martin Denis It's on GOG.
Wow, to think I just found this game. This is great! The voice acting is on point! A remake of this game now would be freakin' amazing.
Indeed, everyone is asking for a remake!
That voice the evil one made me so insane like i could hear it after finishing it (on good)
Ahh I’m glad this game is still getting love man 👌🏽👌🏽i wish they made a sequel, every once in a while I will set the ps2 up and dig this game out 🔥soo many memories
It was really an awesome game!
Don’t they have a sequel ? They have “the suffering ties that bind “
Hey mate, there is a sequel to the game, you can easily find it too ^^
sergei best
I find it hilarious that Carmen's response was "thats what I love about you" as Sergei is talking about drugs and how he will probably die
@@lazersify he never judged her. not sure but he accepted her with her kids which were not from him.
While the prison is being swarmed with hellish monsters, he chills and smokes weed.
What's the song that plays during that scene?
how did his music not summon a horde of ghouls
The good thing about doing good morality is that the Npcs provide you a way just following them where they going
Even though we saw in the opening that the Malefactors can manifest inside prison cells, it's still good morality to lock the guy up in one? I guess it's 'cause you're giving him what he wants.
Isn't there someone who asks you to kill them and it gives good morality? I think it's the twitching torso in the asylum
Finally I was waiting for a video like this and could you do this for ties that bind too?
Patrick Malqui yes but I need to finish the suffering1 videos first and I still have a few in mind
you seem to love these games as much as i do 😀
Yes they are old gems!
That one trapped inmate just walked in air?
Probably !
6:37
9:04 (Clementine will remember this…)
there is abit where you get to save 2 gaurds and escort them to a gaurd tower the thing i did was save them and i shot a stick of dynomight in with them just befor the door closed
Torque the prisoner haha why would you do that ?
just to mess about with the guards
Come on Netflix...
I'm not begging for it,
JUST MAKE IT
Theey will ruin it
Liev Schreiber would be good as torque tho. Just add sideburns lol
neat, i didnt know about the 2 guards you could defend.
Neither do i
Man I wish they bring back Dallas in the 2nd game. He seems to be a good guy and might be one of the best friend to Torque beside Miles, since back in the day at Eastern Baltimore Prison before both of of them got tranferred to Abott prison in Carnate Island. Although, we just have a short moment with him in the earliest chapter but his characteristic need a bit more flesh out. I still wish he's alive somewhere and managed to get out of the island
And Sergei, he is funny
I missed at least 3 of those... ._. Also I couldn't save the trio inmate in the cave. It was just hard for me!
The hardest thing about playing a good morality is escorting NPCs. Even though they help you fight back unfortunately when it comes to dodging they tend to just stand there and take the hit, forcing you to kill their target quickly before they kill them.
4:55 AAAAHHHH!!! me: 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂 the hell is he trying to do...scream at him to death?
9:03 why not take him aswell?
Because he like to stay comfortable
7:31 Sergei you are realy drunk go sleep
random imperial guard he is high also and Russian
Good old the suffering. Also does anyone know the song at 7:52? It sounds like an ac/dc song
9:42 Louis!
Actually Neutral Ending on the first game was a true ending for me. Since when you continue to Ties That Bind, you'll ended up knocked out the coastguard and drove to the shore alone. And Ties That Bind true ending is the Good Ending I think, since our main mission is to Remove Blackmore out of the existence.
This small series is looks like Manhunt's Half Brother if you look it from Manhunt 2 story it's looks same but not similar.
Ties That Bind's main villain was Torque's alter ego/other persona that somehow also exist in real flesh and somehow also can affects Torque's mind.
Meanwhile Manhunt 2's main villain was Leo Kasper a cold-blooded assasin whose his mind and personality was transferred into Daniel Lamb after his death.
Ties that Bind can't decide which morality you want to begin with so it has to start with neutral. Also it was said that if you keep the saves from the Suffering 1, the morality will be kept for Suffering 2.
@@tg.Sacred oh I didn't know about that. I played the first one on my cousin's PS2 and then when I found out that there is a sequel for this game, I watched the whole playthrough.
But if you can keep the Morality from the first game to second game then, its kinda odd. I mean the Bad ending showed us that Torque killed the coastguard and came back to Carnate Island XD.
@@tg.Sacredit's also depend of your decision during the beginning/prologue of the Ties That Bind too when it was basically a flashback, 5 years, before the original game.
I sorta hate Clem because he had space in the raft.
Dude, the escort mission was so annoying when trying to get the good ending.
the suffering i have that game on ps2 and I like it i have alot fun and i beat it with good ending
6:39 when you try to "save" inmate jesus
You missed one in the Asylum where the cop is on the gurney, I saved to find out if it mattered, and if you keep shocking him you get the evil screen and Carmen asks you if you enjoy torturing him.
Yes I know but that’s an evil morality action. It’s on the other video.
I was so pissed off because I thought that I couldn't get the good ending because the guy in the gas chamber died.
Might not do all good things, but all the bad things you do will lead to the evil ending.
@James Earl Cash What switch?
@James Earl Cash So if you did push the button, that will lead to the evil ending, right?
@James Earl Cash I'll see if I can do some research.
Torque is berated by his family for having murdered them all in cold blood. He had killed Carmen by beating her to death, drowned Malcolm, and tossed Cory from a window. A rescue boat arrives, with the driver asking Torque as to what happened on the island. However, Torque transforms into the Creature instead, and hurls a large crate onto the boat, killing the driver. Torque runs off into the island, with the family now happy that he is gone. In the evil ending of part two of this game, it starts when Torque confronts Blackmore, who starts affecting Torque's mind. Blackmore information him that he should of surrendered to him far sooner, and completely erases Torque's personality. Blackmore them presumably sets out to assume control of the city.
There's a morality meter you see and depending on the amount of good/neutral/bad things you do it determines the endings, if you do some bad things you CAN still get a good ending as long as you don't do too many bad things and do enough good things
Man. The Voice Acting is seriously good in this. It is really sad how much both corporate meat-riders and the industry itself pretend that fantastic Voice Acting and other exceptional qualities of games are some kind of "new" breakthrough.
... Was that fuckin' Niko's cousin at a point in the video?...
6:36 What...
At 10:20 is that the v.o Lewis from l4d
Dont know mate
tg you're fast will you walkthrough ties that bind ?
hehe
No, unfortunately I don't do walkthrough videos.
tg ok well I remember in the demo it was some guy you save , he didn't have on a shirt is he in the full game , and if so who is he ? A video on him ?
Can't really understand for whom you could be talking. I think you mean the kid who was addicted in drugs?
Tinha que mostrar o final também,mostrando que ele não matou a própria mulher 🇧🇷
Just beat this on impossible but could not save everyone 😢
at 7:58 how do I return to the C.O. ? can I come back later in the game? because I can't find a way back after I leave him for the 1st time
Yes, of course you can. The level is a bit confusing if you don't know it.
Unfortunately I don't have Suffering1 installed at the moment and can't tell you exactly where you need to go
but you can easily watch any walkthrough on RUclips to see how to get back.
do you know the name of the song that plays while he's talking ?
I also wanna know what song that is
I havent found out online so... Does anybody know If you need to do ALL good morality choices for the best ending or Just a set amount/the majority? Can I mix It up and still get the good ending?
Fuck Chapter 19 with the 3 inmates. It's impossible for me on Medium difficulty. 3-4 Inferna's are bitch to deal with those, also that 2(?) Festers...
EDIT: wtf, I already made a comment like almost a year ago, lol. But it doesn't change the 3 inmate issue for me.
tg will you do evil mortality actions?
Jan Wpizdepalcemszturchen yes it's my next video! If you would like you can check the new Facebook page where I post about details about the next video!
What kind of ending do you get if all those you can save die from the monsters?
Neutral obviously because you won't be given the good morality credits.
I'm a bit mixed about some of the good morality actions...
Like locking that guy in a cell or just setting a mood for a C.O. to relax and get high.
Aren't they sitting ducks?
I picked all of them so I beat the game 3 times
How the hell you get Dallas into the gate
Where do you face problem?
@@tg.Sacred I got to the part where I kill hargrave and Slayers. After I found Dallas behind the gate after the introduction cutscene of hargrave played. I play on PC btw.
@@donnieburnett4622 Sorry I still don't understand where you are stuck. Dallas will simply follow you everywhere unless you hit him.
Don’t let the Hargrave cutscene play out. Skip it and Dallas will be in the boss room with you.
soo hard to save the inmates in the cave 0_0
Excuse me tg, the canonical ending is neutral? I say it because in the suffering 2 you can see torque in the boat with the same police knocked out
rodrigo cofre in the suffering 2 yes it automatically starts in neutral morality ( since the game will not decide in which morality between evil or good you want to start ) but this doesn’t mean anything. If you have saved files from suffering 1 then you can continue in the same morality in suffering 2
oh okay you can continue with good or evil morality with your archive of the suffering 1 and you have the suffering one for pc? is why i cant find them
in mediafire please?
I'm sorry, but is it me or does the voice acting work get stale as the progresses?
6:38 Not even gonna bother physic.
Damn. I did bad things.
3:51
This game really needs a remake, reboot, or a sequel, cause it was seriously awesome for its time!
Good. *best ending* 🪽😇🪽🙏
Natural. *default* 🫤-😦!
Evil. *bad ending* 🩸🩸😈🩸🩸