Cole Getting Chewed Out By The Captains | L.A. Noire | All Bad Endings 

Yeah I saw an interview with the games director Brendan McNamara, he said Captain Donnelly was kind of inspired by Captain Dudley Smith from L.A. Confidential.

@@americangangster1911 Oh really? Cool, thanks for uploading this btw.

Well we don't have to imagine if we play the game.

The Skipper as Finbarr called him was great. He knows what he's doing and a fab character. He's also a Galway man for those wondering WHAT part of the nation he is from.

I think he's scotch

Also you can get away with running people over and killing them in free roam, for some reason I do that when Im bored all the time xd

Yeah but cheating still disgusting

@@johndoe6260 Indeed. To be honest though, I still don't understand why he did it in the first place. I mean he met her once with Roy at Jazz Club then suddenly he's seeing the woman behind his wife's back? I know LA Noire is a crime detective thriller but if they're gonna have that kind of story downfall for their protagonist maybe lean on it more aside one cutscene where Cole goes around Elsa's. Ya know.

@@johndoe6260 it’s very tragic in this case…seeing how broken cole is

"You're fired Phelps,come back tomorrow"

And just like many would say "failure is not an option"

“I don’t care about justice, I care about making it look like justice!! Make someone confess or it doesn’t look like justice!”

And the best part is that if you fail, then go again and succeed in the questioning, the story goes like nothing wrong happened, and the boss will be all happy again. He looks very bipolar in this case and it's hilarious.

@@romanz5189 When is failure ever an option?

@@TheSkully343 In much of this game. :)

*A N I G N O M I N I O S E N D*

roses are Red!!! violets are BLUE!!! if my ego must die... then so must you! *breaks table in half*

@@viktorj.w.garnus8369 Did you make that up or is that from something?

what's really impressive is that he's hardly saying any swears and yet the things he says sting and pierce more than anything else. "Leave the real work for men of substance." Geez.

Just like my grandad lmao

ru-vid.comUgkxsMZgPmtIkDvoa6Wbkdv3ZnvPef74xi1J?si=EJKg-GIK238liQql clipped it to laugh

Best line in the whole game!

@@sebastijanglozinic8630 Not even close.

lmao, i always loved that captain

1:25 😎

It’s mentioned in the post mission case note at least.

"Kid"

Was this “The Consul’s Car”?

I think you'll find, he's the head of the traffic crime department, not the dead kid department.

@SilenceOz I'm pretty sure they deal with a lot of dead bodies in the traffic division. It's definitely something that his superior should be concerned about. It's always a big deal whenever a cop has to fire his weapon.

The evidence against Varley was, for me, much more compelling than that against Ryan. And it becomes irrelevant anyways, seeing as neither one committed the crime.

I felt the fails on arson hit much more also, considering he was demoted to it and it’s considered a boring but straight forward desk to work.

You forgot given a eulogy by the criminals he tried to take down.

I don't dare call him tranquil after hearing more than three times loop of him shouting GET BACK IN THERE AND RAISE SOME LUMPS BOY I WANT A CONFESSION!!!! because I was a terrible officer who didn't know anything

Agreed. Really shows how amazing the acting is in this game.

This is why I always play for worst results. Love getting these scenes. :)

@@Yusuke_Denton Spoken like a true merciless beat cop?

​@@lyndiss.2017Bro, try no less then 10 times. I reallly wasn't understanding the interrogation system 😂

Bro Cole looks either like a guilty dog or a kid getting chewed out by his dad it's insane

He really didn't. He hardly says anything inappropriate but he can cut you down in a few words if he's disappointed.

Donnelly seemed to legitimately be hurt that Phelps went that way, his paternal way of leading, it must have really hurt to see one of his sons, betray his wife like that.

"GET IN THERE AND RAISE SOME LUMPS BOY"

"I heard you fuck up interrogations"

Game wouldn't be here today if he did, would it?

@@sunsetman22 ARE YOU A MADMAN 😡

I got that like 6 or 7 times the first time I playyed

I heard that line endlessly the first time I played. I was so confused because I was so sure I was making the right choice. It turns out this game and my autism were not a good mix. Never beat the game but love to watch others play instead.

Pretty sure he says "make some lunch boy". That's what I always thought Edit: Yea I'm wrong 😢

@@RustyB22 "Make some lunch boy"? That would have been one very hangry captain 😂

@@OHapybaradamn. yea i could imagine that would make the game hard

*_GET BACK IN THERE AND RAISE SOME LUMPS, BOY! I NEED A CONFESSION!_*

GET BACK BACK BACK BACK I NEED CONFESSION !! XD

that’s how police operate anyway. failing upwards is how 95% of cops get promoted anyway 😂

I personally think it's because the failures are non-canon.

With half the force being part of that redevelopment fund. Maybe they liked how he would miss obvious clues.

but then you get demoted for something that has nothing to do with your job

That actually happens irl 😂😂

+ in the end, it was true that the murderer was walking free anyway, since it was none of those two :D

If the glove dont fit you must acquit

Even if you charged Tiernan in that case McCaffrey should still be getting charged for being accessory to a murder

​@@nathanmeagher7869Donnelly only cared about getting some good press about the "crusading force of justice", regardless who's guilty. Setting a self-righteous wannabe bohemian up as a scapegoat was more marketable than an unassuming hard-working young mechanic who's representing what Donnelly's ink considers a "model citizen"

Lol, most of these I triggered by purposely getting all interview and interrogation questions wrong. On the Consul's Car you have to kill Gabriel Delgado to unlock the bad ending. In The Golden Butterfly you have to charge Hugo Muller to get chewed out, in The Studio Secretary Murder you have to charge James Tiernan to get chewed out and in The Gas Man you have charge Reginald Varley to get chewed out.

@@americangangster1911 And in "The Set Up", just basically fail to interrogate the woman.

The Coveralls match both suspects, HM for Hugo Miller or HM for Hennessy Marine which is where the pedo worked. The evidence is pretty even for both suspects but in real life they would be able to find out who's coveralls those are by checking the laundry at Hugo's house where he claimed his coveralls were and by going to the pedos work place and asking if the coveralls matched their uniforms. They could also test the blood on Hugo's shoes to see if it's human or rabbit blood and they could check Hugo's car to see if his tire iron is missing. In real life they would check those things out before charging the suspect but I agree that they did want to get the pedo off the streets more than anything.

The point with this choice and all other in the game is that the captain likes it more when pedophile/communist/anarchist goes to jail instead of some random dude. Better for PR

But the thing is, neither of them killed her.

@@abohachuk4765 like who doesn’t lol

@@abohachuk4765 Better for the society.

It was probably a good choice. I can't see Cole who is a stickler for the rules and has solid morals to beat people up for confessions.

Interesting, how would that approach of affected the end result in closing the case tho?

"Modicum of violence" is still said in the PC version of the game, but perhaps in another context and scene.

@Copium Prodoocer Doesn’t help that torture is an ineffective way of gathering information. If you beat a guy for long enough, he’ll admit to killing Lincoln just to make it stop.

They did? I have both last gen and next gen versions of the game and he still says it

It's okay, buddy. These bosses are assholes anyway.

@@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult just know the world isn't in anyway care about your feeling like yeah I being yell at like 10 times

Same

Not something to boast about

@@hkleider well I don't plan to boast about it just pain to think about it make me given up on life for some reason

What happens if you played the game badly

How so?

@@TheAbbeyoftheEveryman I think he means that if you're fucking up a lot and not doing well in the department, Phelps probably feels like he's a failure, which is hard to handle after he already thinks he's a failure from his time as a Marine officer, so it isn't as hard to imagine him suddenly ruining his marriage by cheating on his wife with a jazz singer who (A) doesn't think that he's a failure and (B) knows what it's like to experience loss and hardship

I disagree here. Phelps is promoted from desk to desk and is known as the star cop in the LAPD. Only for it to come crashing down and him living in disgrace because he cheated on his wife and kids with Elsa.

@@tagus100 why did the police care he had a affair because they demoted him. Shouldn’t his wife be upset?

I fucking failed at the very last question with the pink slip guy and because of that i failed. Still annoys me to this day

@@calebobry6211 you needed to got to that warehouse place with all the cars and bad guys, make one guy tell you everything and then go to that pink slip guy since youll have more evidence to charge him, its great to ask stefan where to go, thats how i figured it out.

@@stamatia5bestt aye i did. I had all the evidenxe possible but i was so damn confused i chose the wrong evidence and fucked it

@@calebobry6211 well, then its okay to look up the answers online, even cole's actor couldn't understand the game. try la noire wiki, it has the correct choices for all the cases. :)

which case was it? i forgor 💀

Were you going for that achievement?

@@americangangster1911 already did.

All that added up and adjusted for inflation is $543,000

@@americangangster1911 update- I broke my record and did close to 50k in car damages, 5k in injuries, and 20k in city damages. I went with the bad ending. I messed up…

@@elusive_driver7206 bruh that is $615,045 in car damages, $61,504 in injuries and $246,017 in city damages.

The evidence is pretty even for both suspects. The mosquito coil in his locker looks pretty bad along with him being wanted for murder. He also takes kickbacks from Suburban which plays into Cole's theory that they are burning people out of their homes and he ran when they wanted to talk to him.

@@americangangster1911 Yeah it seems that Ryan had a far harder bout of luck against him and that Vardy was already a criminal. The screaming I got from the Cap was certainly a surprise!

That was the hardest case in the entire game they knew a lot of people would struggle with that case

I was sold on Varley til he said a throwaway line about the coils being Ryans. Once he said that I turned my sights on Ryan. Easy to miss but I was 99% sure Varley was the dude til he said that.

Lol you think adultery wasn't common then 😂

​​@@dimitrijetucovic1307 no it wasn't unlike the movies would suggest you so

@@norger Oh you poor soul

@@dimitrijetucovic1307 the place i grew up in was historically very self disciplined and cultured

2:36 Fail the interview with Angel Maldonado. 3:24 Fail the interview with Stuart Ackermann. 4:07 Charge James Tiernan instead of Grosvenor McCaffrey. 4:49 Fail the interview with Airto Sanchez and Sergio Rojas. 5:37 Fail the interview with Candy Edwards. 8:05 Charge Reginald Varley instead of Matthew Ryan. 8:49 Fail the interview with Leland Monroe.

@@idktbh7748 I actually had all this typed in, but it vanished and stopped on the golden butterfly case.

@@beasttamerii2825 Oh

@@idktbh7748 like I said the text vanished. Basically a glitch, but still thank you.

@@idktbh7748 Off topic but there actually may have been a ending in Nicholson Electroplating where you were chewed out by mckelty in the trailer that was scrapped

Nope. I wish it did. It is literally "YOU ARE ON STREET PATROL UNTIL SUCH TIME AS I DEEM FIT!" and then the next case starts and the Captain is happy about the last case.

@@thephoenixxm4160 don't you Replay the case?

@@respectedgentleman4322 yeah if you did bad enough i think you had to replay but i think you could also skip I dont remember

No you don't have to replay it.

No, sometimes they make you redo the last interrogation till you get it right but that's it.

3:56 AT THE DOUBLE, NOW!!

Damm i also learned English with videogames But was ps2 games

Thanks for watching.

He actually has more than one as he said "girls" also makes it sound like he only has girls so it would make sense he works hard to put people away

*later

Does the pc version have manual saves?

@@americangangster1911 I dunno. I played on PS3 and PS4.

@@SunBunz Oh well I play on Xbox One and it only has auto save so does Playstation have manual saves?

@@americangangster1911 no, it doesn't

You can just exit the game and reload it.

Well you're the only one getting promoted too you know

@@HasanAlicik yeah that’s another thing. The partners are so under appreciated

Considering it would be Phelps that makes most of the mistakes and the fact that your partners have a good record as detectives up until the point you became their partner

Yeah it's kinda neat seeing actors from LA Noire in other media, or vice versa. I remember seeing Veronica Taylor (Ash Ketchum) in one of the Ad Vice or Arson cases as a receptionist.

@@ericbazinga She also voices a character in God of Highschool anime.

@ericbazinga If you're talking about the receptionist at Elysian Fields/Monroe's Office then that's a different Veronica Taylor. If you Google Veronica Taylor L.A Noire and Veronica Taylor Actress you will find some pictures matching the girl in L.A. Noire. The Pokemon Veronica Taylor is blonde and looks completely different than the girl in the game. Maybe she just did the voice because I found a picture of the girl who did the motion capture and I'm wondering why they wouldn't have just used her voice. Maybe the websites just have their Veronica Taylor's mixed up.

Short for grand theft auto so I guess

It's a cop or legal term for auto theft. I don't think many young people know that, based on the comments I've read they just think it's a game.

@@SolidLoch yep it is

I guess how competently the mission was completed actually matters too.

You have to shoot Gabriel to get that ending.

Most bad endings are triggered by getting interview questions wrong.

He looks disappointed

It's like he's aware how much we screw him up