The good Renegades control the city, and they haven't done anything wrong now or 11 years ago and the peacekeepers have water shortage which they hang whole families if caught stealing.
@@anonymousrat2178 Truth be told, I think they could've done better with the different endings, and the Factions as a whole. It just seems to me like there's a bias towards the Survivors.
Evry ending has a down side Pk no water and strict rules Survivors there is food but nothing changed humans still hiding inrooftops Renegades no zombies but no food
I think the PK ending has the best chance of recovering and making things better. It still rains. and the Dam can be repaired if given enough time. After enough time has passed the PKs will have defeated all the infected inside the city. And can start restoring the city to a functional state
@@snappythesnapster1856 So do I but given the choice between living in a nightmare or a safe and orderly society in a post-apocalyptic world, I'm gonna go with safe and orderly.
@@lordfickle8900That’s the real reality that hobos living on rooftops are already dead. They have zero chance of long term survival. The only reason they’re even a choice is plot armor 😂.
Lawan was right when we first met her, if not the developers subtly giving the tip for the best ending, survivors all the way! You hear this if you give the first Electrical station in the Central Loop to the PKs, or so.
Nah, beta ending is the combined one. Where Frank leads the survivors But Meyers replaces Jack Matt and they sorta end up working together. If the survivors gain full control that ending is complete dogshit.
i chose the pk ending and for me the only issue was jack matt but he dies due to cancer and meyer takes control of villedor and shes much more better person than him
@@witold6020Except she’s not a long term leader because she’s not respected. That’s why the bartender in the end says it’s only a matter of time until she gets backstabbed.
If you pay attention you’ll notice that they were protesting at night which means the renegades cleared out all the infected there also considering that this is the colonel’s renegades and not waltz’s you could argue that there a better choice to rule the city than the survivors and pls as the survivors are disorganised and underprepared to rule villador and the pks are ruled by jack Matt who if you’ve finished the game know murdered millions of innocent people it seems ironic that the Colonel was the one who was most invested in helping the city considering that he only appears for 5 minutes in the epilogue of the game Also I don’t like how the ending makes Juan seem like a evil rat with no motive because that would contradict his actions throughout the game
Survivors ending is the best. They’re governed by the night runners and the community is being rebuilt on cooperation and peace for the most part. Love that the night runners are back to taking over and leading. Recall that EVERYONE loves and respects the night runners. Even when Matt told his PKs to fight the night runners they were like no way. And remember when Frank and Matt and Juan were sitting down to have a meeting with the butcher Frank yelled at both of them ? And if you read in aidens journal he even says that Frank was leading the team. Meaning even Matt knew he couldn’t override Frank. Telling you , Survivors and Night Runner is best ending and true ending
@@knockout924That’s completely subjective to your opinion. I agree that the renegade ending is by far the best and yeah the night runners are helping people but they have ZERO long term plans. All they did was open soup kitchens 😂.. the renegades actually clear the entire city of infected, regardless of their food riots in the beginning.
I don't know if it's broken if it's glitched but I have a mission called the colonel meet juan at his hideout the game worker is telling me that his Hideout is at the Metro station right outside where you go down the steps on the concrete there's nothing there it's just concrete
@@manugames92 the renegade one. Where at the end Juan controls Villedor with the food and water found at the end of the game and everyone is protesting while the new Bright Peacekeepers and the renegades rule the city. It’s at least the worst one in my opinion compared to the other ones (besides where all Villedor gets destroyed)
@@charles7114Yeah most only see the rioting aspect of the takeover and reorganization process with the largest temporary bodycount, they don’t pay attention to the fact the people are rioting in the streets at night and it’s completely clear of infected.
The survivors who is was alone eventually gonna side with that will have to wait till new game+ I’ve made the wrong decisions there’s no way I don’t start with the peacekeepers now it was an accident but doesn’t matter I don’t mind them or there endings the peacekeepers and the survivors I’ll never side with the renegades Jack Matt may of done some bad things He did those things so that Williams wouldn’t have control because he knew he’d kill more people for his own survival and isn’t selfish like Juan and Williams are and would let people die as long as they survive! especially given it’s the last Bastian of humanity being selfish and stupid basically guarantees /Increases the chance of extinction!
it seem like no one doing this mission ( including me in 2 play though ) because juan seem sus as f and i don't want renegade to rule the city. thanks for the video
Have you sided with Juan and given the transmitter control at VNC to him?? Giving Juan the control but killing the Colonel is the worst of all non-bombing endings. Killing Williams means Juan rules the city alone and this is terrible, he just cares about his own decadent life, letting the people starve. Let the Colonel live and he is a good leader of the city and Juan is only at background enjoying his Whiskey and Wine
@@jordandutchak8238That’s not even an ending and it should be. It’s ridiculous that you can’t just side with the colonel and allow him to take over the city by himself.
11:46 it bothers me that his name is Juan, they put him in a room playing Spanish music (cuban, if anyone is curious), and even make him speak Spanish, but you can clearly tell when he speaks Spanish that he has an anglophone accent. Getting anyone who speaks spanish to say that line would've been a little detail that would've fleshed out Juan's character a bit more. Nitpicky i know
Why is there a ending that lawan dies from the bombs and a ending that she survive when she explodes the bombs . On what it depends here if she lives or not?
@@eden1225 I think if Hakon survives, he saves Lawan if you let her detonate the bombs. However, if Hakon dies, you have the choice to save Lawan but at the cost at letting Villedor being wrecked. I'm not entirely certain on this as I didn't get to finish the game yet so not sure yet how it all works.
@@heavenlycrow3961 your right about the hakon surviving part. In the deals with the devil quest (You gotta save hakon in old villedor for this to work) you can tell hakon that you don't want to fight,after that you gotta tell lawan not to kill him and then in the x13 mission he shows up and saves lawan if you save your sister
Ugh the endings are so shit I went with the survivors for 2 playthroughs but I hate how they do things they have no organization they're not a strong group they're just hiding rats Renegades well... We know what type of ppl they are... PKs i like them because they respect law and order and strength they have a library of knowledge they fight infected they fight renegades they help ppl BUT I hate Jack Matt and everyone hates the PKs and if you don't help the survivors the game treats you like an asshole... It frustrates me a lot I like the PKs a lot i respect them but the game should treat them better
@@Lung-Stealer same outcome if you sided with the survivors, only difference is that you don't kill all the PKs but the nightrunners tell them what Matt did and they remove Matt from leadership.
The renegades are the best choice. In fact their ending is the actual best one. Sure you have food rioting at first, but people were able to go out in the streets at night to riot. Which means they cleared the city almost entirely of infected. The PK ending has order as well but it’s not a long term solution as the bartender references that Meyer isn’t respected and will likely get backstabbed.
You can save Mia, as long as Hakon is alive, he will save Lawan. If you chose to save Lawan, Hakon is going to save Mia but I think saving Lawan will destroy the city because the missiles wouldnt be destroyed...
I think that happens cause there is a water shortage and because Juan is a rich kinda guy, the prices are too high for common people to afford.(Also in all ending the colonel and matt dies wich is interesting they made it that way)
i dont really understand this game if colonol is actualyl a good person and he survives why would he let juan to take control and create all this chaos ? tbh the most logical ending is the PK one , survivors living on wooden structure glued with plastic wont make it and the renegade ending is stupid
I sided with the pk expect for the radio tower. The pk may have a few dead but they ration the supplies the best they can. Also the PK has a military force compared to the survivors. PK has order while the survivors is sharing is caring. In my opinion the PK thinks of things in the long term.
The survivors can’t even competently protect a water tower from bandits. They’re already dead, in fact the only reason they exist in the game is plot armor because they’re so incompetent and that stupid hobo soup kitchen charity nonsense would immediately get them all slaughtered. The colonel and renegades are the best choice.
Well the 3 choices are between socialism (the survivors) where everyone is poor and basically cowering in fear on the rooftops while opening soup kitchens, the PK (authoritarian dictatorship) led by Jack Matt until his death and then by Meyer although it would be short lived as she’s not respected and then there’s the Renegades which symbolizes capitalism where some have everything and some have nothing but it’s fair across the board (the military standpoint is far superior as they cleared the city so well they were able to riot at night). So there’s not really any good or bad ending, there’s just your preference.
They all have their drawbacks (spoilers btw if you wanted to experience the other endings blind). PK ending seems pretty bad too, no water and death penalty for not just you but your entire family if you dont play by their rules regarding water rations. Renegades leads to famine, but at least no zombies. Survivors with Frank and Hakon alive, trusting Colonel Williams, and letting Lawan detonate the missiles is the closest thing to the best possible ending. And if you want Juan alive you can do that too if choose to help him with his first quest, just dont give him the radio tower. Jack Matt is honestly the worst one to side with, he is a liar and betrays Frank to sabotage peace talks with Williams, and forcefully takes control of Old Villedor. Williams is not a good dude but he is at least repentant for his crimes and maintains peace and helps you out if you hear him out. Any ending though is better than saving Lawan since the entire city is destroyed.
