It's funny that the sheriff tells Pratt that he's going to to do exactly as he is told and then proceds to turn on the radio. Song is going to make the deputy to do exactly as he is told.
Your mind comes into play, it's up to you what you think happens next. There's a heavy chance that Rook killed everyone and caused the truck to wipe out Although resist is the canon/true ending, I liked walk away because it makes you think
@@synthvvavve191The actual canon ending is the one where you dont arrest Joseph at the start. If it doesnt happen, FC6, the point from where the timeline presumably continues, cant happen, as Yara would not exist as a state if the nuclear war happened, or at least there would be mentions of it.
Deputy turns into a peggie, the bliss in the father’s sanctum must of gotten to him Edit: OHHH it’s the results of when Deputy was captured by Jacob Seed
This ending existing proves Joseph launched the nukes. I mean aside from all the proof that he clearly has some magic power, or the fact that he literally has 3 nuclear silos under his control, and you see them detonate from specific locations rather than falling from the sky, but all that aside... The nukes dont drop in this ending. That means the war doesnt happen unless you go against Joseph. I know that the radios all say that tensions were rising and people swear up and down thats why the nukes were dropped, but if that's the case, shouldn't we have a nuclear ending in either case? It's also a little hard to believe anyone would waste at least 3 nukes on middle of nowhere Montana.
