Dishonored - All 3 Endings (High Chaos / Low Chaos / Total Chaos) + Credits
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- Dishonored - All 3 Endings (High Chaos / Low Chaos / Total Chaos) + Credits
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I’m never doing Total Chaos again, I hurt Samuel’s feelings
You monster
he shot the air...
I legit shit him while he was going away...
I killed him too
i acciedntly killed samuel :(
I just knocked him out, he may not like me, but he’s still cool in my book.
I like Samuel's moderate chaos dialogue. It's like he understands Corvo's reasons for why he did what he did, but still finds them distatsteful. Enough to condemn him, but not betray him
He can betray you, in fact. In really high chaos, he shoots a bullet in the air so the gards come and fight with you.
I love the change of How talks about her being Empress in High and Low chaos, High Chaos he claims that she will be empress, but Low Chaos she asks if she is going to be Empress
Incredible work the devs put into make all the endings possible. Losing your little girl for the total chaos ending is always heart wrenching to watch. I remember my first high chaos confrontation at the lighthouse and I missed the grab for her at the ledge. Ain't ever mashed my quick-reload faster. 🤣
Why is there blood in emily's room? 💀 When she got kidnapped
By the traitors
@@haux522 💀💀💀💀💀
@@oldmanzangetsu have you also peek at the room emily held captive at? Low chaos last mission
I played this game for the first time on low chaos, and I can't put to words how much more I enjoyed the story at high chaos. Everything just seems to fit together better. Your deal with "the devil", your betrayal. There's a real sense of cause and effect that just doesn't exist in the low chaos story.
I feel like low chaos would be how corvo would do it though. But high chaos does feel a lot better gameplay wise.
That's my main problem with this series; the "meat" requires high chaos. Playing "perfectly" actually bars you out of much of the content: you don't get to use most of your fancy tools for murderizing people and the low chaos narrative is comparatively bland.
I don't think I ever got to fire my gun in my low chaos ghost run. I guess they did it like that for replay value, but I've never been into repitition.
Iirc the devs didn’t plan on having high and low chaos. They saw people trying to play non lethally in play tests and decided to add that in. Also the requirements for low chaos are pretty lax. Like just don’t wipe out more than half the enemies in a map per level and your good.
@@crypto66Well, all you have to do is choose the "mercy" options for targets and don't go crazy killing the poor guards and citizens who are just trying to go about their business. You can still possess them and do a bunch of crazy stuff. You don't need to be a ghost to get low chaos. Shooting rats and dogs don't even count towards higher chaos. The no kill options for dealing with the targets are actually better poetic justice than the kill options; they wish they were dead. The no kill options are just Corvo flowing his own code of honor as well as giving the people some trust in him because of it.
@@sonniepronounceds-au-ni9287 Not what I was talking about.
5:40 Who is that? Admiral Fuck?
Even the outsider sounds like hes scolding you when you get high chaos.
Also i just gotta say how perfect honor for all was for this game. The long opening to the song fit the epilogue perfectly, and as soon as the outsider is done telling us the consequenced of our actions, the lyrics come in.
Moderate chaos is my favorite ending. As long as Samuel doesn't betray me and Callista lives, I can live with being called brutal.
Besides, I think it's the ending that makes the most sense.
Yeah, there's no way corvo is literally an assassin and didn't kill a soul throughout the game lol
I think realistically, key targets that definitely had a hand in the killing of the Empress would be assassinated. I'm not sure about Lady Boyle though. I wouldn't see him slaughtering endless ranks of guards either. It seems short sighted, since they really don't know any better. You can still apply a fairly straight forward moral code on his path to redemption. One that would seem pretty sensible in the long run.
The cannon ending is low chaos, but he assasinated key targets.
@@SirEpifire I think realistically it would be targets-only with zero guard/overseer and maybe a few weeper/thug kills for 75% of the game (with Regent getting exposed obviously, because otherwise why even start it all), Total Assassin Death in the flooded district, and then back to zero kills in the final chapter.
The whole story just seems to fit together so much better on High/Moderate Chaos, with the Outsider being like the devil and all. Your betrayal also seems to fit with the story better rather just being a cliche way to extend the game.
LMAO I didn't know Samuel got a karma. While doing the high chaos ending, I shot Samuel with my crossbow before he could alarm the enemies of my arrival. *WHEEZE*
SAMEEEE 😭😭
honestly not a wise decision by samuel at all
like imagine ferrying this guy to commit multiple massacres and then openly telling him you're about to betray him before his final massacre and thinking he would not kill you for it
There's a version of the final mission in high chaos where Samuel calls the guards on us upon arrival
Oh well, honor for all
Of the big and the small...
bruuuuh, it never even occurred to me that there was an option to NOT save emily
Hey, why is Samual nice with you in your High Chaos route? He tells me I'm the worst person ever, and warns the entire island I'm coming by firing his gun in the air. Yet for you, he gives a little slap on the wrist by telling you that he's just a little dissapointed?
Because that is actually moderate chaos, which is slightly different from high chaos
in total chaos, i thought it was super incoherent for him to deliver me to the island, and then shoot up. dude, why even? I suppose he wants to see Emily rescued, but, rescued by me, the oh super awful monster? he should've shot me on the way!
picture this: Samuel draws his pistol on Corvo on the way to the island; he obviously fights and kills Samuel. Corvo murdered, what 100 people up to this point, what is one old man more? Everything for Emily.
I also got the "you are worst person ever" talk but then again after playing Low Chaos first, I went all loose to finally use all toys to the fullest for maximum fun.
Also if you play Low Chaos to the end and reach the final level, you already locked into the good ending, it's also a great time to unleash the rage. Or maybe not if you are going for 0 kills.
My mindset when I play this game: a man with nothing to lose
What about Emily, your daughter ?
@@JabamiLainEh. I deal with that later but right now I want nothing but chaos
What does that even mean? How do you play and why?
I feel like you are implying that you do high chaos but forthat you have to go out of your way too kill people.
I played both ending of her dying and living on high chaos, but something strange I just noticed is that I never saw Samuel's boat scene at any of the two endings, instead there was a scene where Corvo is standing next to Samuels grave.
Did that happen because I killed Samule at the beginning of the last mission (to prevent him from alerting the guards) ?
Ye, the only way you get Samuel's grave is by killing him yourself which is kinda fucked up.
@@Peghop He was the one who decided to make noise 😂
"I wonder if killing Samuel led to him not showing up in the credits??????????"
lol I'm sorry but I found your question kind of funny. But yes, if you kill Samuel, his grave will spawn instead.
@@user-xh8df9oz4y ok 😂
This game was probably one of the best games Bethesda made
They didn’t make it, though. They are the publishers.
@@FernandoIncetta thank you for telling me
Can I be a Irish warrior also?😞
I remember being so proud that I got Clean Hands, Ghost and Mostly Flesh and Steel at the same play through
Nice 👌👍
total chaos? good naming, I used to call that one higher chaos 😂
Fun fact: you can get a different scene with Samuel if you kill him before he leaves.
What happens
@@thegodfather768 Corvo visits his grave
@@zadiczane7618 why would corvo visitbsamuel grave after Samuel alerted enemies
I need your opinion.
So, there's this mission in which you create a safe haven for some survivors in the Flooded District, should your chaos level be low.
The thing is, do I want to help them ? Most of them comment how they're willing to infect the town in return for freedom.
And...is the noble really immune like he claims ? I mean, there are rumors of immunity, but like, no proof, and I'm pretty sure Sokolov would have heard of that immunity.
U got too far in thinking into it, imo
The Sokolov Elixir is depicted to grant immunity. However it needs to be consumed in high enough volume. Problem is most never had enough access to it in order to fight the plague. It's hinted too that some are just immune but it's something like one in ten-thousand.
@@SirEpifireI headcanoned that I saved four of them, leaving the actual troublemakers behind as distractions to be executed.
Among the rescued people was the immune guy. That, coupled with the rats' lack of food supply, is bound to put an end to the plague.
3:56 впервые когда у меня это случилось, я тут-же нажал быструю загрузку, думая что проиграл
Good video.
Thanks!
I always thought it was harsh that you use the tools you were given and get a bad ending.
True.
But still you can kill a lots of people and get low chaos. I never killed anyone until dunwall tower mission and then went on a rampage killing around 40-50 people and still got low chaos with exception that Samuel told me he was disappointed that Corvo went out of his way to be so brutal.
I think you missed the point of the story man.
@@NecromancerBree the gameplay was made before the story was finished. So now you have a steampunk ninja who shouldn’t use his tools.
@@Benjamin-mj9pdman go back and watch the dev diaries on this game. They knew exactly what they were doing by giving you all the power in the world and rewarding you for not using it.
I think specifically the interview where they talked about wind blast reflecting arrows being an unintended consequence of the engine that they decided they actually really liked is the one where they openly stated that they set out to make a game where being good was the harder option not because it was more difficult but because it was more restrained.
Its odd how total chaos really seems like it should be the cannon ending. It's clearly the outsiders will to have you serve as an agent of chaos. But no we got the low chaos cannon ending with Emily being a decent empress and them making the outsider boring as hell in the sequel. In total chaos he's glad you sent the world over the edge, in the sequel he kinda just scolded me for going high chaos.
I just realized after all this time, it almost certainly wasn't a creative decision to have the final scenes be still set-pieces. Games almost always do that when they run out of money.
well here's the thing: those are all snapshots of the post-game timeline from within the Void and every snapshot in time you see while in the Void throughout the entire series are all still set-pieces. This aint really a budget thing, this is a "continuity with previously established traits of the Void" thing
I love this game
Great game👌
For those who know "Kingdom Hearts", besides Roxas, who else would the Outsider find interesting ? Riku, Repliku or both ? My money's on Repliku.
You see, Corvo is torn between his bloodlust and his commitment to Emily and Jessamine. Riku is fully commited to his friends, so how he uses his power is quite predictable. Bad, good, his mindset is clear. No fun there.
And Roxas, in spite of his love, had a moment of weakness after Xion's death, feeling tempted to disrespect her last wishes in order to get Kingdom Hearts for himself. His spirit intact, who knows who or what he fights for.
Honestly? Terra... Because Terra. Ventus. He would be very interested in what someone stripped of their darkness would do if part of it were given back.
And weirdly enough, sora.
But sora is so straightforwardly good! I hear you saying. It's very heavily implied the outsider at least to some extent arranged for the death of jezamine caldwin in order to position corvo to be in an interesting position with his powers. In the daud storyline Iirc he stops talking to him once he loses interest and only appears to push him into taking the empress contract.
Sora goes into a killing frenzy when he thinks goofy died and just mercs an entire battalion of heartless. We know deep down he has something dark in him. I wouldn't rule out the outsider seeing what removing the restraints from sora via sudden violent ends for his friends would do.
Would he regain his light and restraint or would he become something truly scary.
0:31
Dudes trying to judge our moral compass even though the traitors killed all the allies at the base.
"could honestly what you think while all you do is sit on this boat and criticize me"
When you really think about and go for a honorable run and the former Allie realizes he did the betrayal for absolutely no reason doesn't even put up a fight cause he knows he's f'd up anyways.
Wow
pretty much good and bad ending
That's hard to end low chaos
I finished the game in low chaos, I basically did the campaign using sleeping darts and stunning enemies instead of killing them. Regarding bosses, you will always have non-lethal options to neutralize them, some I killed, others I did non-lethal.
@@arthurleal2452 i know this i finished it too but i want to say that's hard
@@Arashk64I think after you invest in the right abilities and have enough equipment it's relatively easy. Except towards the end when you're missing equipment.
Non-lethal is actually worst for them than death for example:
- Losing everything, being cast out as outcast to Flooded District and becoming a weeper is arguably worse than slit throat.
- Ripped tongues and sent to a mine where you will be worked to death and treated like an Auschwitz prisoner.
- Lord Regent will have his crimes exposed and then executed (which is canonically what happens, Corvo personally chops off his head on the block, so you essentially get 2 endings in one).
Not really
Ok they fucked up on the high chaos bend time, no way they didnt expect the player to try that
should have done a finisher in which havelock shoots himself
1:45 uhhh realistically... there would be no empress here 😂
How do i get last ending ,i want calista stay alive
Callista stays alive if you saved her uncle in one of the first quests. If I remember well, that's the only way to keep her alive.... =)
@@SkadiDVAlso not getting high chaos when returning to hounds pits pub, otherwise Havelock will kill Calista.
That "farewell corvo" hits hard because after a life of torture and being denied acknowledgment in the end you used it to ascend those who didnt deserve to be butchered and were saved. To say it was well earned and satisfying would still be an understatement because even the guy with the mark now realizes that maybe it is for the better that only the people who have the resolve to see their mission through regardless of the turmoil in your way and it can be safe to say that the stories he saw will only get better from there