Mine are Initiative and Exodus. The former only in it for the money, the other abandoning our home. I despise the Servants as much as the rest sane person, but they at least are doing what they believe is for the best for humanity. Even if they are mistaken.
@@fabiank.1532 Well yeah but The protectorate goal are to preserve humanity But the servants are just like . help the aliens who enslave humanity for no reason And also the protectorate made it so the alien demand was less harsh as possible And then the servants are just do whatever you like we will help
To be honest, the protectorate is waaaaaay worse I believe. Here, you are a servant, yes, but at least you will travel. the iniverse. being part of. an interstellar empire. The protectorate puts you in a cage, and bombards cities if there are people in their that they don't like. They destroy Manhattan just because parts of their own team who are "no longer needed" are there. And they still sell people to the ayys. The "undesirables". Man, I hate the protectorate soo fuckib much. They are worse than the servants, because they are cowards and hypocrits.
Servant ending is a good one, if you are ok with being integrated in to the alien empire as if not equals, then being pretty close to it, becouse of our willingness to cooperate. The future seems quite promising, humanity will be able to project their power through the alien empire and gets all the alien tech to improve itself. The aliens will get loyal cadre of elite and numerous fighters with yet untaped potential, i would say thats a win/win. Prectorate is the most shitty, since first: The people in charge dont really believe the idea of space empire with aliens, they just wana stay in power and second: The humanity will have no say in the affairs of the empire, since it will stay isolated and just provide aliens with soldiers, all while the elites will be able to use the rest of the humanity as their playthings.
Servants are easier but the difficulty scales for alien AI behavior is inverted for the faction. Brutal is still harder than cinematic but I doubt that you will even break a sweat on that difficulty.
What just happened? Like i never understood 3 things. What did the servants do to win? Why did they do it, What made them believe that aliens are saviors?
SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER servants basically directly co-operated with an alien ground invasion of earth. They did it/believed in it because of alien mind control drugs. Protectorate is what the alien mind control drugs were meant to do, the servants represent people who were affected but not exactly as intended. This is most clear if you play an anti alien faction, and then play a protectorate game. As you can directly see the effect of the pherocyte that way.
@@lordpeevisoftweed But What made them to believe that aliens are saviors? As far as i know they were like this ever since the first UFO crashed. Is it possible thaz pherocyte affected them from the crashsite? I havent played terra invicta so far so Idk😅.
@@adammilosdubovsky6607 the aliens were using pherocytes before the crash, theyve been in the solar system for a while already. The 'crash' is actually an insertion vehicle of the aliens, and its the first one we detected. The pherocytes job is to make humans trust the aliens and interpret things to their favor/do what they ask. The servants instead got religiously triggered basically, as humans are prone to do. This religious triggering causes them to not act exactly as the aliens intend, as the servants basically feel the pherocyte, while the protectorate doesnt. This leads to the servants being able to, at a small level, interpret things differently than the aliens intended or resist it if they think its stupid. The protectorate are basically insane puppets, and incapable of realizing it. The servants detect and use the pherocyte over their campaign, against the aliens intentions. The protectorate never even realizes what it is, their writings and reports on it and many other things are just deranged. put simply, the pherocyte is supposed to be a secret undetectable mind control thing. And it is for many humans, but for some humans it instead acts as a drug they can feel. Leading them to be drug addicted zealots instead of the sleeper agents the aliens wanted.
What the other guy said is wrong, the servants fully believe their thing, they're not mind controlled, in fact them being immune to pherocyte is actually part of their plotline
effectivly there a new age alien sci fi cult like heavens gate and scientology who belived "well humans have proved they cant do anything better then sin and suffering so with a alien hand it may change" the leader of the group is literally a internet celebrity who ran conspiracy forums on aliens. theyd rather humanity serve the aliens out of the view they will be far less cruel to us then humanity is to itself.@@adammilosdubovsky6607
I mean it's the final cutscene but considering he has 50k+Antimatter I imagine it's not a "natural" run as it were. That being said I have done a Servants run as I'm shit a TI and wanted to see all the tech. It's...really easy. You can easily finish in ~10 years. Probably less if you're good.
The aliens look like upright moose w/out horns. This looks like a rough ride for humanity. History is usually not kind to subservient populations. The Protectorate looks even worse, they're just duck-and-runner chickenshits. The other factions hold promise, this really looks like a great game.
Too be fair, the Hydra seem to lack cruelty or malevolence towards their thralls. While spiritually horrifying, as Humanity will have nearly all of its independence taken away, the Hydra won't be as cruel as human masters. Sure they'll use humans as Canon fodder, but we already do that
Difference : Protectore has Humanity be straight up enslaved by the Hydras (aliens). Humanity has no say in politics anymore, only a caste of local elites will be able to rule over Earth as power hungry control freaks in the name of thei rnew masters. Every years millions of men will be sent into cargo ships to become cannon fodder for the Hydra's war. On top of this humanity's mind is made subservient through the mind control of the Hydras. Servants on the other hand has humanity become SERVANTS rather than slaves, becoming a not-so-equal yet not-so-subservient caste of philosophers, soldiers and theologists. Mind control effects of the Hydras do not affect those who truly believe in the ideals of the Servant's theology. Unity of species under one flag, one covenant. Millions of humans will still serve on the frontline but not as mind controlled canon fodder but instead as proud warrior caste truly believing in the ideals of the Hydras empire. Servant leadership will become close advisor to the Hydras not just in matter pertaining to Earth but beyond as well. Quickly, Humans will be seen as indispensible to the Empire, not as slaves but as close associates. Protectorate has humanity become slaves. Servants has humanity become willing servants, and eventually, close to equal to the Hydras.
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One could literally feel his pain, having to do this. Servants is the campaign I will never do, that is a given.
Mine are Initiative and Exodus. The former only in it for the money, the other abandoning our home.
I despise the Servants as much as the rest sane person, but they at least are doing what they believe is for the best for humanity. Even if they are mistaken.
Gotta say. worst ending
Isn't the Protectred ending worse? Haven't seen it but I heard it's similar. At least in this one the humans are higher up on the hierarchy.
@@fabiank.1532 Well yeah but The protectorate goal are to preserve humanity
But the servants are just like . help the aliens who enslave humanity for no reason
And also the protectorate made it so the alien demand was less harsh as possible
And then the servants are just do whatever you like we will help
This and the Protectorate are what convinced me Humanity First is right. The traitors are worse than the aliens.
No kidding
@@Jack-vj1nb What about academy? Negotiate or we unleash viruses/antimatter on you?
Lol! That was probably the most uninspired / underwhelming ending clip I’ve ever seen for a game that takes this long to play
Love those comments about becoming a “covenant” with the aliens
*Definitely not a Halo reference whatsoever*
To be honest, the protectorate is waaaaaay worse I believe. Here, you are a servant, yes, but at least you will travel. the iniverse. being part of. an interstellar empire.
The protectorate puts you in a cage, and bombards cities if there are people in their that they don't like. They destroy Manhattan just because parts of their own team who are "no longer needed" are there.
And they still sell people to the ayys. The "undesirables".
Man, I hate the protectorate soo fuckib much. They are worse than the servants, because they are cowards and hypocrits.
It could also double as a reference to the Old Testament, akin to forming a covenant with God.
@@eyeofsauron1502 I mean, that is the reference that Halo is making.
The alien ship's names are also pretty Covenant-y.
I was gonna like this but it’s at 117 likes so 👍
XCOM:EU bad ending
I applaud your sacrifice.
I love the agent you use having a fat 0 loyalty when doing it. Must love his job.
Servant ending is a good one, if you are ok with being integrated in to the alien empire as if not equals, then being pretty close to it, becouse of our willingness to cooperate. The future seems quite promising, humanity will be able to project their power through the alien empire and gets all the alien tech to improve itself. The aliens will get loyal cadre of elite and numerous fighters with yet untaped potential, i would say thats a win/win.
Prectorate is the most shitty, since first: The people in charge dont really believe the idea of space empire with aliens, they just wana stay in power and second: The humanity will have no say in the affairs of the empire, since it will stay isolated and just provide aliens with soldiers, all while the elites will be able to use the rest of the humanity as their playthings.
this is what people said about every empire in history and it's always been wrong smh
least insane Servant
@@RyRy2057 I don't get what you mean, what did people say?
i'm not ok with that
@@siluda9255 Well, thats what pheromones are for: D.
So now begins the story of XCOM 2 😂
it starts at 5:20
I want to play as Servants, for a more difficult campaign , what should I choose "Cinematic" or "Brutal"?
servant is consireded easyier
Servants are easier but the difficulty scales for alien AI behavior is inverted for the faction.
Brutal is still harder than cinematic but I doubt that you will even break a sweat on that difficulty.
What just happened? Like i never understood 3 things. What did the servants do to win? Why did they do it, What made them believe that aliens are saviors?
SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER
servants basically directly co-operated with an alien ground invasion of earth. They did it/believed in it because of alien mind control drugs. Protectorate is what the alien mind control drugs were meant to do, the servants represent people who were affected but not exactly as intended. This is most clear if you play an anti alien faction, and then play a protectorate game. As you can directly see the effect of the pherocyte that way.
@@lordpeevisoftweed But What made them to believe that aliens are saviors? As far as i know they were like this ever since the first UFO crashed. Is it possible thaz pherocyte affected them from the crashsite? I havent played terra invicta so far so Idk😅.
@@adammilosdubovsky6607 the aliens were using pherocytes before the crash, theyve been in the solar system for a while already. The 'crash' is actually an insertion vehicle of the aliens, and its the first one we detected. The pherocytes job is to make humans trust the aliens and interpret things to their favor/do what they ask. The servants instead got religiously triggered basically, as humans are prone to do. This religious triggering causes them to not act exactly as the aliens intend, as the servants basically feel the pherocyte, while the protectorate doesnt. This leads to the servants being able to, at a small level, interpret things differently than the aliens intended or resist it if they think its stupid. The protectorate are basically insane puppets, and incapable of realizing it. The servants detect and use the pherocyte over their campaign, against the aliens intentions. The protectorate never even realizes what it is, their writings and reports on it and many other things are just deranged.
put simply, the pherocyte is supposed to be a secret undetectable mind control thing. And it is for many humans, but for some humans it instead acts as a drug they can feel. Leading them to be drug addicted zealots instead of the sleeper agents the aliens wanted.
What the other guy said is wrong, the servants fully believe their thing, they're not mind controlled, in fact them being immune to pherocyte is actually part of their plotline
effectivly there a new age alien sci fi cult like heavens gate and scientology who belived "well humans have proved they cant do anything better then sin and suffering so with a alien hand it may change"
the leader of the group is literally a internet celebrity who ran conspiracy forums on aliens.
theyd rather humanity serve the aliens out of the view they will be far less cruel to us then humanity is to itself.@@adammilosdubovsky6607
Is this a legit run?
Its a run that shows the final quest completion and cut scene that ends the game....thats all...Game Over Man...Game Over...
I mean it's the final cutscene but considering he has 50k+Antimatter I imagine it's not a "natural" run as it were.
That being said I have done a Servants run as I'm shit a TI and wanted to see all the tech. It's...really easy. You can easily finish in ~10 years. Probably less if you're good.
@@michaelhilton6085 did u use cheats? how u get so much economi at year 27?
1st comment
The good ending
😂😂😂
Yes, for the aliens
Someone else did the finish cut scene for Humanity First...that's the only good ending out of the seven factions in my opinion.
@@michaelhilton6085 If you play HF and get pherocyte emitters, you can become the very thing you sought to destroy
Based and xeno pilled
The aliens look like upright moose w/out horns. This looks like a rough ride for humanity. History is usually not kind to subservient populations. The Protectorate looks even worse, they're just duck-and-runner chickenshits. The other factions hold promise, this really looks like a great game.
Too be fair, the Hydra seem to lack cruelty or malevolence towards their thralls. While spiritually horrifying, as Humanity will have nearly all of its independence taken away, the Hydra won't be as cruel as human masters. Sure they'll use humans as Canon fodder, but we already do that
Difference :
Protectore has Humanity be straight up enslaved by the Hydras (aliens). Humanity has no say in politics anymore, only a caste of local elites will be able to rule over Earth as power hungry control freaks in the name of thei rnew masters. Every years millions of men will be sent into cargo ships to become cannon fodder for the Hydra's war. On top of this humanity's mind is made subservient through the mind control of the Hydras.
Servants on the other hand has humanity become SERVANTS rather than slaves, becoming a not-so-equal yet not-so-subservient caste of philosophers, soldiers and theologists. Mind control effects of the Hydras do not affect those who truly believe in the ideals of the Servant's theology. Unity of species under one flag, one covenant. Millions of humans will still serve on the frontline but not as mind controlled canon fodder but instead as proud warrior caste truly believing in the ideals of the Hydras empire.
Servant leadership will become close advisor to the Hydras not just in matter pertaining to Earth but beyond as well. Quickly, Humans will be seen as indispensible to the Empire, not as slaves but as close associates.
Protectorate has humanity become slaves. Servants has humanity become willing servants, and eventually, close to equal to the Hydras.