lol, emily's threats towards havelock in the low chaos ending as you approach the door: ill make you stand in a corner until you LEARN how to behave. that is just hilarious
Maciek Pieniążek some people can sleep while standing, I believe that's one of the things your taught in the Navy seals, although that part may be incorrect
My first play through I slaughtered everyone and on the last level when Samuel told me he hated me I stopped playing and started over barely killing anyone
On my first time playing I shot havelock with a dart and it said "save Emily before she falls" I thought it would be like an action movie where you catch her in midair while she's falling and land in water. So naturally I sprinted off the edge and while I jumped I noticed her hanging. Fail :P
This game was great. You could steal all kinds of valuables, but it wasn't forced on you. You could kill every enemy, but it wasn't forced on you. You could deal with the main targets with various ways. And the level design wasn't linear at all. These should be the basis of every game.
+Bindair Dundat You're right I don't care how much it's going to take a company to make a sequel for any game just make it right. I don't want new sequels every year for a game I loved that suck. It took Bethesda 4 years for that sequel which is enough time to make it as good as the first one.
How high chaos works More kills= more corpses More corpses= more rats More rats= more plague More plague= more Weepers More Weepers= more death More death= anger and sadness Anger and sadness= Chaos
This game absolutely amazed me. I have done "clean hands" achievement and the gameplay time was totally worth it. The clean hands achievement is "You completed the game without killing anyone" ...... *THAT*, just the *FACT* that there is an option to do that in a game where you are an *ASSASSIN* is absolutely gorgeous
+Just Petrusion I thought there were a few instances where you had to kill someone to complete an objective. I guess I was wrong. I killed the hell out of everyone :P
HKRazieL you are not discouraged to kill, where the hell did you get this information? Noone ever says "OOO corvo don't kill anyone or imm gunnan be sad"
".....you watched and listened when other men would have shouted in rage. You held back instead of striking...........and, uh, you may have robbed the whole city of their hard earned gold, knocked out half of the population in Dunwall and left their bodies in dumpsters, destroyed so much property, scared strangers on the street with your mask like a lunatic, took the last fruit that poor wench was saving for her only supper, possessed innocent people against their will causing them to vomit afterwards, and even popped a sleep dart in Granny Rag's left ass cheek while Blinking out in laughter........but hey, you are a good man Corvo!"
+Dan Gerouus yeah. I got the high chaos ending and at the beginning of the final mission he alerted the gaurds. I reloaded my save so I could stab him in the neck before he could.
+Jake Skehan I sleep hold him then carry him through the mission, hiding him so I can kill enemies then taking him all the way,then sleep hold the regent and throw em both of the tower
low chaos -evryone is happy you gona die as an old man . high chaos-no one is happy you gona die as an old man . Total chaos - evryone die you get the fuck out of ther
Did anyone else broadcast the Lord Regent's confession and expected to be able to walk outside peacefully like a hero? Only to get almost killed by the guards at the door :p
yeah, what is up that anyway? it was literally a confession to murdering the empress which completely absolves you of all crime if you haven't killed anyone and yet the guards still attack.
You should listen the Spanish voice of the Outsider. Dubbing usually is worse than original version, but in this case... Oh my god, is fucking awesome!
@@user-oy3hp7gv5n I'm pretty sure that quote needs no explaination, it's a very good question that even some of us can ask to ourselves, sometimes we might forget if our end goal of our current actions is to create something good or just a desperate attempt to get rid of a weight we might still be carrying for something that might've happened. The answer really just depends on who you ask and what decisions did this person make along the way. And how they choose to deal with that. Which one are you?
I love how the Outsider gives interesting people power at their lowest point just to see what they'll do. He fully expects them to go mad with power, but if/when they don't he seems to genuinely respect them.
I got the low chaos ending but it took a crap ton of saves and restarts. Mainly involved choking, sleep darts and time freeze. Also using the rooftops.
@@toweringdragon2164 what? this is always like that when you pass enemy without killing them. you have to save and restart but this is because you want to be undetected. you still can continue even if they saw you; well it's much harder so no one do that (we all want to see ghost at the end). also i used my sleepdarts only when someone is annoying or saw me by surprise. you can only carry 10 not true you can improve your equipment to have more sleepdarts if you want. this is to the player to adapt his equipment and skills to his style.
10 hours of agony with a walkthorugh on the second monitor in case i got lost because the game i nowhere near linear, got the low chaos on first try. It woulve been worth it if i wasnt technically cheating.
I also tried low chaos for my first playthrough (seeing that the game literally tells you killing too much gives you a bad ending, and I hate getting a bad ending on my first playthrough of a game with multiple endings) but it took too many quick saves and quick loads. I believe this is the intended way for both gameplay and story but it's for sure not the most fun.
I wasn't a fan of the total chaos ending at all. But that's just me. Personally the low chaos one was the better option. And the ending was much more satisfying. You made an actual difference. Rather than plunging the world into complete chaos. Which I guess is making a difference as well...just not the type of difference I enjoy.
@@rabidchurro7101 But the good endings don’t have that… weight to them. Like, everyone lived happily ever after, the end. There’s nothing to think about, nothing that stays with you after the story ends. But the bad endings…
he never did it to me and I was on high chaos? But I was playing stealth for a few missions.. he was disappointed in me and told me to get off his boat but that was it!
I got the low chaos ending because I'm always 'good' in games (hate being evil haha) but I was surprised at how brief the ending was. The game is fantastic and I really love the story line but I guess I just wanted more. I like that Emily is safe though and Corvo watches over her :)
I hate being mean in games too, but I wasnt stealthy and patient enough for low chaos and after I the first few missions where I bit my leg off trying not to kill anyone, I decided to say "fuck it"
I have to say, I played Low Chaos, but from a story perspective High Chaos seems so much better. The story just seems to come together better. Your torture, your deal with "the devil" (the Outsider), your betrayal by our allies...it all fits toghether a lot better. Havelock and friends turning on you seemed like a real contrived and cliche way to extend the plot in Low Chaos, but in High Chaos it makes a lot of sense.
It actually makes sense, just a little less because let's face it you're not really a "threat" unless there are some "bad things" they did that you could blackmail them with or make it public (as it happens with the lord regent), after the position is open, and Emily is safe, everyone is just power hungry, it's not about Corvo anymore, or the Empress (since they'd have her as a puppet), it's about disposing of those that were discardable and used, sure, on the High Chaos ending it makes more sense because you might think "Sure I mean he killed everyone so it makes sense" but so it'd be if you were not killing, at the end of the day power corrupts these characters, as it does in real life, and at the end they betray each other (for example in Low Chaos ending Martin and Pendleton are found dead before you fight with Havelock)...
I mean u can get low chaos even if u kill ur targets, it depends how many u kill, also since low chaos is cumulative. U can have one low chaos level and one high chaos level
This and BioShock have those endings that kinda leave you thinking. Normally in games you make choices that don't really have much weight to them. Hell I feel like the choices of harvesting in Bioshock had less weight than the ones here. You just felt like you had an obligation to the empire and Emily to do things right.... Or not.
***** I really like the story in this. I got really invested in it. I feel the only problem with the game was that it was too short so maybe you would've gotten more invested in it if it was longer. As for the stealth I felt the mechanics were fine I just wish that choosing to go non-lethal didn't limit you to just chocking people out and sleep darting them. The rest of my gadgets basically went unused.
***** oh really? I never once felt bored. Maybe stealth oriented games just aren't your thing. I am expecting the sequel to amaze me. I guess we're on opposite ends of the spectrum lol
***** well I feel like linear missions aren't necessarily a bad thing. You have your objective and you choose how you approach it, you know. Yes, it wasn't open world but for a game with linear missions you had a lot of options on how you wanted to approach the objective. And as for the powers, I didn't really find them underwhelming but for people who wanted to get the good ending you could barely use any powers or gadgets besides Blink or Sleep Darts. That was my biggest gripe.
***** aah yes, an overhyped game can easily result in it being dissappointing to some people. I didn't get it when it came out; I just finished and played it for the first time a week ago so I was going in with no crazy expectations and I was very pleasently surprised. But yea hope you like the sequel better.
You can't compare this game with a 10/10 like Bioshock. Bioshock's ending is infinite, every time you play Bioshock is a new story because the story is made that way.
I like how Emily's affected by Corvo's actions, for example in High Chaos ending she no longer cares if people die, while in Low Chaos ending she's the sweet little girl from the beginning of the game.
I love how even earlier on in the game, you can see how your actions are affecting Emily's mindset and her perception of you. Earlier in the game (I think after either kidnapping Sokolov or dealing with Boyle) she'll draw a big picture for Corvo in his room. On Low Chaos, the picture is Corvo's face with the word "Daddy" written on it. But on High Chaos, the picture is of Corvo's mask instead. That just shows how much she's paying attention to your actions. In Low Chaos she sees that you're still the kind Corvo she knew; the only family she has left. But in High Chaos she sees the monster you've turned into and so she learns that cruelty from you. You're not her family anymore, you're her personal assassin.
@@Gabriel-oq8gs there is also the time she's painting a picture in one of the booths and on low chaos it is like a house with a rainbow, on medium high chaos it's Corvo walking through a burning city fighting people and on really high chaos it's Corvo standing on a mountain of corpses looking like the angel of death
@@Gabriel-oq8gs and after you deal with reagent she's drawing i believe a creepy ass picture of her holding a knife i legit thought corvo was descending into madness when i saw that
Well, I killed everyone on my way (high chaos), can't lie, it was fun to cut throats. However, I was shocked when I saw that Emily became a little psycho, talking about killing people, crashing ships etc. and saying "I'll make them fear me, just like you did Corvo", and I can't describe how sad I was when Samuel expressed how much he hates me. I had to kill him as well, which was... Well, it was so sad that even words aren't enough to describe it. But I didn't know a total chaos ending existed. I am really happy that I didn't reach that ending, I mean just think about it, you kill every living being in the corrupt empire just to save Emily, but in the end you even lose her! It is much more than just revenge; it is meaningless. Would like play a low chaos one though.
Same here man . I thought I had freedom so I killed . I regret it and would play no or less death one too . Ending is sooo good of low chaos . "Farewell corvo." . Plague cured . Emily is a good girl . Empire saved . Corruption gone . Fuck yea
I got a little murder happy after getting betrayed and capture by assasins but before wasn't killing anyone besides the master minds so i ended up with samuel just saying he was dissapointed
Feel better about the high chaos ending I got saving Emily after seeing the worst case scenario. I tried to be as stealthy as possible all game but I'll be damned if one person didn't see me every time and turn it into an all out brawl. Props to anyone who was able to keep low chaos. Hard to be a silent monk when everyone else is trying to kill you.
I didn't kill anyone yet did it differently while killing havlock , I bent time and hid, then blinked behind him and knocked him out because I wanted the clean hands and I thought that killing him would ruin the ending
I felt bad about the high chaos ending, but more in the way that emily and samuel change over my actions:c but damn, playing killing everyone is so much fun xD
Bruce Wayne Yeah, the fun was making such a mess, and giving food to rats :3 at least for me. I didn't try a second run, maybe one of these day, but i will play the same thou xD Damn i want to play it again xD
+Immortalcheese Bros before hoes. Even though I helped Granny kill some of his men at start, Slackjaw seemed like a cool guy later on so I helped em out.
man slackjaw made cheaper elixir for his buddies and to sell to the people that couldn't afford sokolov's.. He deserves respect, dude. He also had a great sense of justice, given the fact that the punishment for the pendelton's was just right.
*There really ought* to have been a second High Chaos-ending for treating civilians and other characters well. Feels like a slap in the mouth to play an entire game, killing because it's part of the story and the fun of the gameplay, only to get an arbitrary 'evil' ending, even though you went out of your way to be nice when you could, and never harmed an innocent.
The guards and weepers are innocent enough to being spared, they didn't really do nothing beside following orders, even if they can be kinda bad, they are not bad enough to make killing them worth it, they are following the Lord regent's orders, the assassins where people that Daud saved once, giving them a life, not the cleanest, but atleast a chance of living, weepers are just infected innocents too. Besides, the guards are the ones who fight the rats right on. The overseers destroy bonecharms because they believe those are cursed, but, what if the bone charms are actually cursed to normal people but not to mark wielders? In the world of dishonored, pretty much everyone can be or not a bad person, but no one is bad enough to deserve death over their bad actions.
In short in case you dont want to read it all: The guards are following orders and fighting the plague to protect the innocents, the overseers fight magic and witchcraft, Daud's assassins where people that had hard lifes and live as assassins because it is their way of getting some coins, weepers are innocent people, that need the cure. Basically, almost anyone in dishonored is innocent to not deserve death.
They should have put a fourth ending where u get low chaos throughout the game but fail to save Emily in the final mission. Don't know how it would end specifically but could have been an interesting ending.
This game is oddly beautiful. Each ending gave me goosebumps for different reasons. Seeing how things change through gameplay and cutscenes determined by your actions. Superb game.
I remember when I first played (second walkthrough) Dishonored using Low Chaos, Admiral Havelock just sits there and say something similiar to "Corvo, I'm not foolish enough to fight you" or something.
I didn't even have that end fight. I just made Havelock unconcious and freed Emily lol. At first I killed a lot because I wasn't good at the game and had to get used to the controls, but later on I tried to kill nobody, and ended a lot of missions with like 1 kill. Low chaos ending.
What I truely love about Dishonored, is that they got one thing that most games dont have. You can play trough the story without killing or even commit any crime.
I killed everyone except the innocent people... If I wanted to play an assassin game where I didn't kill anyone I could just play batman arkham city or batman arkham origins
I got an ending where havelock didn't even try to fight me, pendleton and martin were already dead, and he just handed me the key...and then i killed him
I didnt know you could save emily D: low chaos the best ending though. To me the story showed how much just ONE man can do. Both good ending and bad. Like the bad ending how just Corvo himself killing alot crumbles an entire city or the good ending how just one man's actions unintentionally lead the city back to its glory :p 10/10 for story
That low chaos ending was perfect. Outsider remained mysterious, Emily was unambigiously a good ruler(and not a murdering maniac) and Corvo had one meaningful adventure, without getting another chance to go on a murder spree, hunting Witches. Overall a good standalone story that let the player fill in the narrative gaps, instead of revealing every mystery, every background and everyone's motives.
I completely disagree. The game's story feels much more natural on High Chaos, and that's coming from someone who played Low Chaos. Think about it: a man is wrongly accused, tortured, then escapes with the help of The Devil. His allies at first want to restore his daughter to the throne, but after seeing the horrors he leaves in his wake, change sides and try to claim the throne for themselves. The end result is total destruction of the empire. It's MacBethesque tragedy. In the Low Chaos version the betrayal felt more like nothing more than a way to extend the game's story. It felt like the developers were ticking off a check box.
@@Dennis-nc3vw You make an interesting case. My take (low chaos until the lighthouse battle) was Shakespearean as well but it was Richard III. Much more subtle than Macbeth and betrayal was the order of the day... every day.
@@halseytaylor9522 Lol well there's a reason we remember MacBeth more than Richard the III. I guess the point I'm trying to make is the High Chaos story makes every element of the story feel logically interdependent (which I think is key to good story telling), where as Low Chaos just feels like a random collection of events.
Dunno why I waited so long to play through it. Great game, incredible level design and a good plot. The "karma" system has several mayor inconsistencies but also some great ideas. Have I mentioned level design? Oh, God, Arcane, you always nail it!
Its cool how in the low chaos route havelock simply tries to trick u likely viewing ur choice to hold back throughout the game as a weakness but in the chaos route he knows ur gonna kill him no matter what and he decides to use the one thing u probably still love at this point against u
Still one of my favorite games after nearly a decade, if not already a decade. The “Farewell Corvo” alongside the music is what makes Low Chaos Ending enjoyable for me. It’s like a proper send off, like there would be no sequel. My favorite is the Total Chaos Ending. Corvo leaving Dunwall and The Outsider questioning what Corvo thought throughout the game makes me feel like there’d be a sequel in another land. I enjoyed this game a lot more than the second one, not that the second one is bad, it’s still plenty of fun. Dishonored 1 is definitely a gem and one of my top games.
On my first playthrough I got the total chaos ending. I honestly did not know what to think of it. It really left me wondering what would’ve happened if I didn’t kill anyone. When Samuel told me that he hated me I actually regretted everything I did. I killed Daud deliberately knowing that he wanted to change his life for the greater good. Sucks that I went down that road but I’ll try to do good in Dishonored 2
This game seriously makes you mind about your deeds. Godspeed you By the way I'm playing Dishonored 2 too. Try to play without HUD and powers or just HUD, it will be very interesting
i'm so glad i got the low chaos ending, because i during the last few missions, i started to get a bit bored of sneaking around and just killed everyone. my kill count went up from like 4 or something from the rats to around 40-50 haha
+Not Legato almost the same here ^^ but i stopped the game as soon as I realized I became too lazy to try to neutralize the enemies without killing them and continued playing when I had more patience xD and sometimes when it got too complicated and I didn't want to sneak around and search for the solution I just killed some people. And the Tallboys were annoying. All in all I just got 4-10 deaths per level, so I got the low chaos ending :)
Serana i don't think a single tallboy even noticed me, ever. i was pretty good at the game, and yeah, taking that day off really helped my concentration and motivation to do the stuff properly. i really took effort to choke most people out at the end and focus on sneaking.
+Not Legato the tallboys rarly noticed me, too, but in the level before the ending I had the feeling they were in my way, so I tried to destroy their energy supply, but that didn't really worked out, so I killed them ^^' Killing was always an tempting option but I even spared Havelocks life :D
5:05 My favorite ending. It's so sad .... and I love it for that. I hate happy ends, they leave me feeling empty. But such bad endings ... They sink into my heart. Are you chasing something, or running away?
Got all the endings , played this game for over 4-5 years (ocasionally , when I'm getting bored of the ordinary games out there) . This game never dissapoints . I have 98% of the achievements, played on all styles , made every side quest possible , tried every possible combination of decisions . It's just pure fun. Man , I'd play this game day and night over most of the titles released in 2019-2021 . Its just too great . And btw , playing this on very hard is the best choice (in my opinion).
I loved the high/total chaos ending! It kind of reminds me of Spec-Ops The Line, and i actually believe in my unpopular opinion, that this game did it BETTER than Spec-Ops The Line, because here you have the CHOICE of sparing or taking lives with the game judging you accordingly, because YOU CHOSE to be an asshole, whereas in Spec-Ops you just kill people because that's what you have to do to advance in the game, and then the game essentially punches you in the face for advancing in the game, which is kind of bullshit. Now don't get me wrong! I like Spec-Ops and the message it delivered a whole lot, too! I just believe this game did it better, which is why it's one of my all time favorite games!
soschar2050 I enjoyed playing both high and low chaos. After my second high chaos playthrough I did feel a bit guilty though, so every playthrough after that was low chaos with no powers.
That shit is dark man "I always knew you would come, you're my hero. The others are all dead aren't they? that's all right cuz I was going to have them killed anyway I AM GOING TO BE THE EMPRESS"
My personal favourite is the Total Chaos ending. It'd be a great start for the second game, if they made one, but I think it shows how much a single person can do. How much your decisions can effect the people around you, even the outcome of the world itself. It can leave you running away from the new life you have made or searching for something that will never be in reach. I loved Dishonoured, though some parts of the endings were a bit rushed and there were a few things they could made better, some glitches they could have fixed up, a little more they could've revealed about Corvo. Just that stuff, but honestly it was overall a fun game. It was really enjoyable
2023 and I just finished the game for the first time A friend casually mentioned it and I was "oh, never heard of this game, let me look it up", then realized I had gotten it on Epic, and the rest is history. I'm sooooo glad I stumbled upon it, like, really
This is literally one of the best games I've played to date the replay ability in this game is absolutely amazing can't wait Nov 11 for no.2 but I just realised if you got the total chaos ending then dishonoured 2 can't exist 😂
I love playing this game without being seen once or killing anyone, makes it more difficult and each mission take longer which is just more content for me
I don't think Dishonored 2 will carry your data form the first game over to that one, especially considering that you can play it over and over and get different results.
I went low chaos i only killed about 4-8 people throughout my inter first playthrough, but in the last level/section of the game i was mad so i killed everyone.
Why are you saying "but saving Emily ending"? Of course you would save her with the high chaos ending, she is literally hanging on the edge. It is only in the total chaos where she dies...
I tried to play this game stealthy but I found it too difficult. I finished on high chaos ending and I stood and listened to what havelock was saying and then all of a sudden he just jumped and I was like "... Wut?"😂
I just completed the high chaos ending while also saving Emily. I was depressed that Samuel the boatman told me that I was worse than the traitors... So, I killed him.
I left Samuel alive. I WANTED them to l know I was coming. And I brought my good friend chaos with me, as I had at every other turn. And I l was the right amount of wrong. And I gave Emily the throne, in the wrongest of times.
At first I thought high chaos was the only way to play since you’re a master assassin that’s getting revenge on everyone who got in the way or wronged you. But then I decided to do a low chaos run to see how it would turn out. Officially my favourite way to play. From thinking how to get past guards without killing them etc. ended the game by getting clean hands. Did not get ghost which was unfortunate but I will get it another run. Amazing game even 10 years later
Guys. Emily sees corvo as her father, seeing how Corvo raised Emily ever since she was a child.If you didn't see the love she has for Corvo as a father while playing the game. Then you best be blind.
I just got the high chaos ending, but somehow completely skipped through the final battle. There's a machine room just below the room where Havelock leaves with Emily towards the edge. If you go to that room and take out the oil tank, you can walk down a walkway below havelock and emily. Behind Havelock is a ledge, you can always blink there, bend time and instantly kill Havelock, without even risking Emily.
If you use Blink and Agility abilities (in very rare occasions, you might need Bend Time), you can easily move through rooftops without anyone seeing you. You don't even have to choke guards or use sleep darts. Sometimes I was amazed by that fact, where you can climb using Blink :) So , the good ending is actually really easy to get, especially if you're not after the money and side missions.
I killed everything that moved, even the rats.
lol me too.
+Jamie S hahaha i purged everyone except that guy who said please dont kill me
+Ragnaros the Firelord Daud? Same.
Jasper Birmingham
nah... daud didnt say please :D
+The Fine Bois SAME LMAO
lol, emily's threats towards havelock in the low chaos ending as you approach the door: ill make you stand in a corner until you LEARN how to behave. that is just hilarious
Well standing straight in a corner for hours/days(she did say "until" but did not specify time-frame) would be pure torture.
+ImmortalGirl88 Also, STANDING, so RiP sleep.
Maciek Pieniążek some people can sleep while standing, I believe that's one of the things your taught in the Navy seals, although that part may be incorrect
Genji Shimada that is incorrect. The navy seals are taught to sleep in the worst conditions.
Genji Shimada Not American, but during my military service, we had a moment when people were so tired, some of them slept while marching.
My first play through I slaughtered everyone and on the last level when Samuel told me he hated me I stopped playing and started over barely killing anyone
I killed him before he said that so..... yeah
lol same here. I killed him as soon as he said "that's why I'm going to let them know you're here"
same
Same i slaughtered him
Jon B same!! I felt so disappointed in myself. If anyone else told me they hated me I wouldn't care. But Samuel was different.
On my first time playing I shot havelock with a dart and it said "save Emily before she falls" I thought it would be like an action movie where you catch her in midair while she's falling and land in water. So naturally I sprinted off the edge and while I jumped I noticed her hanging. Fail :P
Hahhah epic :D
Hahaha Omfg legend ! :D
I did the same just a moment ago :D
i did the same ... smh!
I got lucky and emily spoke right as i go^ really close lol
This game was great. You could steal all kinds of valuables, but it wasn't forced on you. You could kill every enemy, but it wasn't forced on you. You could deal with the main targets with various ways. And the level design wasn't linear at all. These should be the basis of every game.
***** We got a trailer now
+Bindair Dundat 75% of games are utter shit and monotonous these days, but this one stands out.
+Bindair Dundat You're right I don't care how much it's going to take a company to make a sequel for any game just make it right. I don't want new sequels every year for a game I loved that suck. It took Bethesda 4 years for that sequel which is enough time to make it as good as the first one.
+Bindair Dundat try metal gear solid phantom pain
Bindair Dundat I wanna see a call of duty game like that, OMG I would pay so much money 2 play that game
How high chaos works
More kills= more corpses
More corpses= more rats
More rats= more plague
More plague= more Weepers
More Weepers= more death
More death= anger and sadness
Anger and sadness= Chaos
Voce entende português?
acho que ele n entende portugues
But my corpes turn in to ashes 😭
What if I have shadow kill?
+@@johnsmith-eo3nz
It doesen't effect. Kills are still kills and you get high chaos.
This game absolutely amazed me. I have done "clean hands" achievement and the gameplay time was totally worth it.
The clean hands achievement is "You completed the game without killing anyone"
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*THAT*, just the *FACT* that there is an option to do that in a game where you are an *ASSASSIN* is absolutely gorgeous
+Just Petrusion I thought there were a few instances where you had to kill someone to complete an objective. I guess I was wrong. I killed the hell out of everyone :P
ZybakTV yes, in this game you can make it without killing absolutely anyone. That is what i love about this game.
I agree it's a beautiful game 10/10 definitely!!
+Just Petrusion idk if it's just be but i seriously hate assassin games where you are discouraged to kill anyone...
HKRazieL you are not discouraged to kill, where the hell did you get this information? Noone ever says "OOO corvo don't kill anyone or imm gunnan be sad"
".....you watched and listened when other men would have shouted in rage. You held back instead of striking...........and, uh, you may have robbed the whole city of their hard earned gold, knocked out half of the population in Dunwall and left their bodies in dumpsters, destroyed so much property, scared strangers on the street with your mask like a lunatic, took the last fruit that poor wench was saving for her only supper, possessed innocent people against their will causing them to vomit afterwards, and even popped a sleep dart in Granny Rag's left ass cheek while Blinking out in laughter........but hey, you are a good man Corvo!"
Better be robbed than killed.
We did it Corvo, we saved the city!
Well I mean granny rags did want to poison the bottle street gang potions.
I only knocked them out because they looked sleep deprived, it was a public service
The granny rags one got me 😂
I gotta say, I got the feels the first time I got the good ending and it said "You were always more than her lord protector".
Same.
Tri-Hard Gaming I got chills
Well, that isn't that suprising. He is her dad afterall.
@@EmilAhvenainen He is?
@@xbermann
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these are honestly some of the most chilling endings to a game ever
One of the courtiers is holding a knife in the low chaos ending
I think it's a representation of Corvo protecting Emily from those who wish to cause her harm.
I don't think the Low Chaos ending is very chilling, but I agree about the Total Chaos is very chilling.
Dennis *epic
Lol no, maybe for kindergartens its chilling
I got super sad seeing that huge wave come crashing down on Samuel.
+Lisa Gore what? when? where?
+Dan Gerouus 5:50
thanks. But isn't he kind of a dick to Corvo in the bad ending anyway?
+Dan Gerouus yeah. I got the high chaos ending and at the beginning of the final mission he alerted the gaurds. I reloaded my save so I could stab him in the neck before he could.
+Jake Skehan I sleep hold him then carry him through the mission, hiding him so I can kill enemies then taking him all the way,then sleep hold the regent and throw em both of the tower
low chaos -evryone is happy you gona die as an old man . high chaos-no one is happy you gona die as an old man . Total chaos - evryone die you get the fuck out of ther
corvo be like on total chaos fuck this shit I am out
Big Boss low chaos is considered the canon. Besides Dishonored 2 is out in 2 weeks
In total chaos you can still save her if you go under the bridge
damian najdek you're comment makes no sense.
Ending 4: Sorry, Corvo. Your empress is in a different lighthouse.
That is the first comment i have seen on youtube for a long time
@@fafanir82 e
@@fafanir82 did you not open the comment section?
Did anyone else broadcast the Lord Regent's confession and expected to be able to walk outside peacefully like a hero? Only to get almost killed by the guards at the door :p
yeah. I did
Yeah
yeah, what is up that anyway? it was literally a confession to murdering the empress which completely absolves you of all crime if you haven't killed anyone and yet the guards still attack.
yup. that happened to me lmao. I proceeded to die.
@@VVVVV253 Ah but at that point the masked man, not corvo, is still wanted.
"Farewell Corvo" + that music = goosebumps every single time!
Exactly!
***** dishonored is going to be released in 2016
***** dishonered 2 is released in 2016 my bad on the first comment
***** And now we got the trailer, Emily's all grown up and killing people.
You should listen the Spanish voice of the Outsider. Dubbing usually is worse than original version, but in this case... Oh my god, is fucking awesome!
“Are you chasing something, or running away?” Has to be my favorite outsider quote
Can u explain ur interpretation of the quote
@@user-oy3hp7gv5n I'm pretty sure that quote needs no explaination, it's a very good question that even some of us can ask to ourselves, sometimes we might forget if our end goal of our current actions is to create something good or just a desperate attempt to get rid of a weight we might still be carrying for something that might've happened. The answer really just depends on who you ask and what decisions did this person make along the way. And how they choose to deal with that. Which one are you?
I love how the Outsider gives interesting people power at their lowest point just to see what they'll do. He fully expects them to go mad with power, but if/when they don't he seems to genuinely respect them.
I got the low chaos ending but it took a crap ton of saves and restarts. Mainly involved choking, sleep darts and time freeze. Also using the rooftops.
I never had to save or anything I just used sleepdarts but it’s annoying you can only carry 10
@@toweringdragon2164 what? this is always like that when you pass enemy without killing them. you have to save and restart but this is because you want to be undetected. you still can continue even if they saw you; well it's much harder so no one do that (we all want to see ghost at the end). also i used my sleepdarts only when someone is annoying or saw me by surprise. you can only carry 10 not true you can improve your equipment to have more sleepdarts if you want. this is to the player to adapt his equipment and skills to his style.
10 hours of agony with a walkthorugh on the second monitor in case i got lost because the game i nowhere near linear, got the low chaos on first try.
It woulve been worth it if i wasnt technically cheating.
I also tried low chaos for my first playthrough (seeing that the game literally tells you killing too much gives you a bad ending, and I hate getting a bad ending on my first playthrough of a game with multiple endings) but it took too many quick saves and quick loads. I believe this is the intended way for both gameplay and story but it's for sure not the most fun.
If you asked my fbi agent what I did hed describe corvo running through crowds of soldiers in stopped time
I almost got the total chaos ending, but when they fell i jumped after them and died
hahahaha xD
Lol
Epic! xD
That should be an ending in itself.
Thomas Frazer It is Corvo can die
The total chaos ending was actually the best one.
But the good ending is actually the most satisfying after a good "Batman-style" playthrough.
I wasn't a fan of the total chaos ending at all. But that's just me. Personally the low chaos one was the better option. And the ending was much more satisfying. You made an actual difference. Rather than plunging the world into complete chaos. Which I guess is making a difference as well...just not the type of difference I enjoy.
Rabid Churro I tend to find happy endings pretty boring most of the time.
*****
Well we live in a world full of bad endings. I enjoy seeing happy endings in the things that I play.
@@rabidchurro7101 But the good endings don’t have that… weight to them. Like, everyone lived happily ever after, the end. There’s nothing to think about, nothing that stays with you after the story ends.
But the bad endings…
@@agent_sus3273 There's still always hardship in life. Look where their life went in the second game.
I love it xD
"HOW DO I UN-BEND TIME?! FUCK!"
rip controls
Lmao that line was gold had me laughing hard
😒same way you bended it
When was this?
Easter egg.if you kill samuel when he shoots his gun at the ending you will see corvo at his grave.
Why would you ... do that???
@@gabrielegenota1480 cause he was going to alert the guards
he never did it to me and I was on high chaos? But I was playing stealth for a few missions.. he was disappointed in me and told me to get off his boat but that was it!
@@dadgamer6717 thats medium chaos, it can happen lol, when your campaign was a combination of low and high chaos
I got the low chaos ending because I'm always 'good' in games (hate being evil haha) but I was surprised at how brief the ending was. The game is fantastic and I really love the story line but I guess I just wanted more. I like that Emily is safe though and Corvo watches over her :)
Sarah Y I kinda feel the same, but I guess they wanted to keep it short and poetic
My non patient *ss would never 😂
I hate being mean in games too, but I wasnt stealthy and patient enough for low chaos and after I the first few missions where I bit my leg off trying not to kill anyone, I decided to say "fuck it"
Hey played the second part??? Chills to the spine
u r man
I have to say, I played Low Chaos, but from a story perspective High Chaos seems so much better. The story just seems to come together better. Your torture, your deal with "the devil" (the Outsider), your betrayal by our allies...it all fits toghether a lot better. Havelock and friends turning on you seemed like a real contrived and cliche way to extend the plot in Low Chaos, but in High Chaos it makes a lot of sense.
It actually makes sense, just a little less because let's face it you're not really a "threat" unless there are some "bad things" they did that you could blackmail them with or make it public (as it happens with the lord regent), after the position is open, and Emily is safe, everyone is just power hungry, it's not about Corvo anymore, or the Empress (since they'd have her as a puppet), it's about disposing of those that were discardable and used, sure, on the High Chaos ending it makes more sense because you might think "Sure I mean he killed everyone so it makes sense" but so it'd be if you were not killing, at the end of the day power corrupts these characters, as it does in real life, and at the end they betray each other (for example in Low Chaos ending Martin and Pendleton are found dead before you fight with Havelock)...
I mean u can get low chaos even if u kill ur targets, it depends how many u kill, also since low chaos is cumulative. U can have one low chaos level and one high chaos level
Low-key I was sorta thinking “Maybe the rats and plague DO deserve to win” the city is horrible and everyone had an agenda.. except a few people.
Based @@firstlast9846
This and BioShock have those endings that kinda leave you thinking. Normally in games you make choices that don't really have much weight to them. Hell I feel like the choices of harvesting in Bioshock had less weight than the ones here. You just felt like you had an obligation to the empire and Emily to do things right.... Or not.
***** I really like the story in this. I got really invested in it. I feel the only problem with the game was that it was too short so maybe you would've gotten more invested in it if it was longer. As for the stealth I felt the mechanics were fine I just wish that choosing to go non-lethal didn't limit you to just chocking people out and sleep darting them. The rest of my gadgets basically went unused.
***** oh really? I never once felt bored. Maybe stealth oriented games just aren't your thing. I am expecting the sequel to amaze me. I guess we're on opposite ends of the spectrum lol
***** well I feel like linear missions aren't necessarily a bad thing. You have your objective and you choose how you approach it, you know. Yes, it wasn't open world but for a game with linear missions you had a lot of options on how you wanted to approach the objective. And as for the powers, I didn't really find them underwhelming but for people who wanted to get the good ending you could barely use any powers or gadgets besides Blink or Sleep Darts. That was my biggest gripe.
***** aah yes, an overhyped game can easily result in it being dissappointing to some people. I didn't get it when it came out; I just finished and played it for the first time a week ago so I was going in with no crazy expectations and I was very pleasently surprised. But yea hope you like the sequel better.
You can't compare this game with a 10/10 like Bioshock. Bioshock's ending is infinite, every time you play Bioshock is a new story because the story is made that way.
I like how Emily's affected by Corvo's actions, for example in High Chaos ending she no longer cares if people die, while in Low Chaos ending she's the sweet little girl from the beginning of the game.
I love how even earlier on in the game, you can see how your actions are affecting Emily's mindset and her perception of you. Earlier in the game (I think after either kidnapping Sokolov or dealing with Boyle) she'll draw a big picture for Corvo in his room. On Low Chaos, the picture is Corvo's face with the word "Daddy" written on it. But on High Chaos, the picture is of Corvo's mask instead.
That just shows how much she's paying attention to your actions. In Low Chaos she sees that you're still the kind Corvo she knew; the only family she has left. But in High Chaos she sees the monster you've turned into and so she learns that cruelty from you. You're not her family anymore, you're her personal assassin.
@@Gabriel-oq8gs there is also the time she's painting a picture in one of the booths and on low chaos it is like a house with a rainbow, on medium high chaos it's Corvo walking through a burning city fighting people and on really high chaos it's Corvo standing on a mountain of corpses looking like the angel of death
@@Gabriel-oq8gs and after you deal with reagent she's drawing i believe a creepy ass picture of her holding a knife i legit thought corvo was descending into madness when i saw that
Well, I killed everyone on my way (high chaos), can't lie, it was fun to cut throats. However, I was shocked when I saw that Emily became a little psycho, talking about killing people, crashing ships etc. and saying "I'll make them fear me, just like you did Corvo", and I can't describe how sad I was when Samuel expressed how much he hates me. I had to kill him as well, which was... Well, it was so sad that even words aren't enough to describe it.
But I didn't know a total chaos ending existed. I am really happy that I didn't reach that ending, I mean just think about it, you kill every living being in the corrupt empire just to save Emily, but in the end you even lose her! It is much more than just revenge; it is meaningless.
Would like play a low chaos one though.
Same here man . I thought I had freedom so I killed . I regret it and would play no or less death one too . Ending is sooo good of low chaos . "Farewell corvo." . Plague cured . Emily is a good girl . Empire saved . Corruption gone . Fuck yea
My inpatient ass could never, but its fun to dream
I got a little murder happy after getting betrayed and capture by assasins but before wasn't killing anyone besides the master minds so i ended up with samuel just saying he was dissapointed
@@lutinlaut fr i killed everything cause i have no patience to strategize LOL
Actually you can just throw her away yourself. So in total chaos ending you can get a murdering everybody madman.
Feel better about the high chaos ending I got saving Emily after seeing the worst case scenario. I tried to be as stealthy as possible all game but I'll be damned if one person didn't see me every time and turn it into an all out brawl. Props to anyone who was able to keep low chaos. Hard to be a silent monk when everyone else is trying to kill you.
I didn't kill anyone yet did it differently while killing havlock , I bent time and hid, then blinked behind him and knocked him out because I wanted the clean hands and I thought that killing him would ruin the ending
Luca M. I did the same, and I felt like the ending was missing something. Obviously it was that last boss fight with Havelock :(
Yup
Actually the game becomes more easy if you don't kill anyone, less rats, less weepers and havelock just surrenders
I knew that just not that he surrenders
I felt bad about the high chaos ending, but more in the way that emily and samuel change over my actions:c but damn, playing killing everyone is so much fun xD
Gatoncho :3 i think it should have showed corvo leaving with samue
Gatoncho :3 yes its fun :D second time i playing this was without any powers but teleport + highest difficultlevel. it was boring and very annoying
Daniel Patten
Samuel /Q_Q/
Bruce Wayne
Yeah, the fun was making such a mess, and giving food to rats :3 at least for me.
I didn't try a second run, maybe one of these day, but i will play the same thou xD
Damn i want to play it again xD
I fed Slackjaw to Granny Rags, even after we became buddies and helped each other out.
Fuck friendship
+Immortalcheese Bros before hoes. Even though I helped Granny kill some of his men at start, Slackjaw seemed like a cool guy later on so I helped em out.
+Raz Singh Haha me too.. Slackjaw got more swag than Granny Fags xD
+Immortalcheese Stole her key and let them together =)
man slackjaw made cheaper elixir for his buddies and to sell to the people that couldn't afford sokolov's.. He deserves respect, dude. He also had a great sense of justice, given the fact that the punishment for the pendelton's was just right.
I mean, even the chaos level decreases or increases whether you choose granny rags or slackjaw
In my chaos replay I even killed samuel with a dart to the face when he tried to signal my arrival, that and what he said made me feel guilty.
me too kind sir !
Lol when i heard him do that i shot him with my explosive bullets, it was so epic when his body flew out of the boat
lol so glad i'm not the only one :P
I killed samuel but saved emily with high chaos
Today I just got Clean Hands , Shadow , Ghost :))) I can kill everybody now .
With Dishonored 2, we all can say that Corvo didn't die... so yeah!
Giga Hertz They already told us that the character you play is not Corvo. He's gone.
ast5515 This is false. You can play as either Emily or Corvo. Though i believe they said once you choose you cannot change between them.
Goldeneagle704 Just checked, you are right.
Dishonored 2 taking place before corvo dead
Abie Amadea It's the same thing with Emily.
*There really ought* to have been a second High Chaos-ending for treating civilians and other characters well. Feels like a slap in the mouth to play an entire game, killing because it's part of the story and the fun of the gameplay, only to get an arbitrary 'evil' ending, even though you went out of your way to be nice when you could, and never harmed an innocent.
The guards and weepers are innocent enough to being spared, they didn't really do nothing beside following orders, even if they can be kinda bad, they are not bad enough to make killing them worth it, they are following the Lord regent's orders, the assassins where people that Daud saved once, giving them a life, not the cleanest, but atleast a chance of living, weepers are just infected innocents too.
Besides, the guards are the ones who fight the rats right on.
The overseers destroy bonecharms because they believe those are cursed, but, what if the bone charms are actually cursed to normal people but not to mark wielders?
In the world of dishonored, pretty much everyone can be or not a bad person, but no one is bad enough to deserve death over their bad actions.
In short in case you dont want to read it all:
The guards are following orders and fighting the plague to protect the innocents, the overseers fight magic and witchcraft, Daud's assassins where people that had hard lifes and live as assassins because it is their way of getting some coins, weepers are innocent people, that need the cure.
Basically, almost anyone in dishonored is innocent to not deserve death.
Guards are innocent though. They're just trying to do their job, keeping intruders like you out.
More dead bodies = more rats= more plauge as someone explained
Did anyone notice that if you murder everyone, in the following missions there are more weepers. But if you go low chaos they're just normal people
It's literally stated in the loading screen lol
They should have put a fourth ending where u get low chaos throughout the game but fail to save Emily in the final mission. Don't know how it would end specifically but could have been an interesting ending.
***** that's point.
It's kind of hard to let someone die if they're safely locked in a closet
@bob2bobert2bobertson what the fuck😂😂. I am going to hell for laughing at this😂
@@thefrub through a grenade at the door?!
That’s why I looked up the endings. I wanted to see if there was a low chaos ending where Emily died
This game is oddly beautiful. Each ending gave me goosebumps for different reasons. Seeing how things change through gameplay and cutscenes determined by your actions. Superb game.
I dont remember doing at least 2/3 of this shit
Mr. Jarvis well you are an old man Corvo
It was so hard for me to not go in combat and kill once I got noticed lol
"Because you were more to them than a Composer.
Farewell, Daniel."
I remember when I first played (second walkthrough) Dishonored using Low Chaos, Admiral Havelock just sits there and say something similiar to "Corvo, I'm not foolish enough to fight you" or something.
yeah he said that than tries to back stab you when you try to take the keys like an idiot
my playthrough was all high chaos, you get to see her slowly turn into a monster. it's pretty crazy :P
Corvo chasing something... *cough* *cough* kick starter...
Just finished my first Dishonored play through ever, got total chaos ending. Nice man.
I got the first ending my first playthrough. Ready to start Disohnored 2!
I just sneaked behind Havelok and took the keys to Emily, didn't even have to kill him lol.
such a beautiful game.One of the best games I've ever played,and one of the best games I most likely will play.a straight masterpiece
"Farewell Corvo" I cried :'c
I didn't even have that end fight. I just made Havelock unconcious and freed Emily lol.
At first I killed a lot because I wasn't good at the game and had to get used to the controls, but later on I tried to kill nobody, and ended a lot of missions with like 1 kill. Low chaos ending.
What I truely love about Dishonored, is that they got one thing that most games dont have. You can play trough the story without killing or even commit any crime.
i'm pretty sure assault, breaking and entering, stealing and probably more are all crimes
Deus Ex series also has this which I love.
Well fuk looks like I need to restart the entire game again lol
I killed everyone except the innocent people... If I wanted to play an assassin game where I didn't kill anyone I could just play batman arkham city or batman arkham origins
I mean, I started not killing when I tried the heart on a guard.
Pretty nice imo
@@gabrielegenota1480 *progression!!*
I got an ending where havelock didn't even try to fight me, pendleton and martin were already dead, and he just handed me the key...and then i killed him
I didnt know you could save emily D: low chaos the best ending though. To me the story showed how much just ONE man can do. Both good ending and bad. Like the bad ending how just Corvo himself killing alot crumbles an entire city or the good ending how just one man's actions unintentionally lead the city back to its glory :p 10/10 for story
That low chaos ending was perfect. Outsider remained mysterious, Emily was unambigiously a good ruler(and not a murdering maniac) and Corvo had one meaningful adventure, without getting another chance to go on a murder spree, hunting Witches. Overall a good standalone story that let the player fill in the narrative gaps, instead of revealing every mystery, every background and everyone's motives.
I completely disagree. The game's story feels much more natural on High Chaos, and that's coming from someone who played Low Chaos. Think about it: a man is wrongly accused, tortured, then escapes with the help of The Devil. His allies at first want to restore his daughter to the throne, but after seeing the horrors he leaves in his wake, change sides and try to claim the throne for themselves. The end result is total destruction of the empire. It's MacBethesque tragedy.
In the Low Chaos version the betrayal felt more like nothing more than a way to extend the game's story. It felt like the developers were ticking off a check box.
@@Dennis-nc3vw You make an interesting case. My take (low chaos until the lighthouse battle) was Shakespearean as well but it was Richard III. Much more subtle than Macbeth and betrayal was the order of the day... every day.
@@halseytaylor9522 Lol well there's a reason we remember MacBeth more than Richard the III. I guess the point I'm trying to make is the High Chaos story makes every element of the story feel logically interdependent (which I think is key to good story telling), where as Low Chaos just feels like a random collection of events.
I love that Arkane Studios showed Corvor's grave thinking they were done with him. Then when they decided to make D2, they were like, fuck!
That was in the future... decades after the first game. Listen to the last bits of the low chaos speech.
"Farewell, Corvo"
_"oh well honor for all of the big and the small"_
Its enough to make a grown man cry, and that's okay
Dunno why I waited so long to play through it. Great game, incredible level design and a good plot. The "karma" system has several mayor inconsistencies but also some great ideas.
Have I mentioned level design? Oh, God, Arcane, you always nail it!
0:15
I love Havelock's expression of "oh shit" on his face here.
Its cool how in the low chaos route havelock simply tries to trick u likely viewing ur choice to hold back throughout the game as a weakness but in the chaos route he knows ur gonna kill him no matter what and he decides to use the one thing u probably still love at this point against u
*Farewell Corvo.*
The Outsider only says this if Corvo gets the low chaos ending. I love it!
Still one of my favorite games after nearly a decade, if not already a decade.
The “Farewell Corvo” alongside the music is what makes Low Chaos Ending enjoyable for me. It’s like a proper send off, like there would be no sequel.
My favorite is the Total Chaos Ending. Corvo leaving Dunwall and The Outsider questioning what Corvo thought throughout the game makes me feel like there’d be a sequel in another land.
I enjoyed this game a lot more than the second one, not that the second one is bad, it’s still plenty of fun. Dishonored 1 is definitely a gem and one of my top games.
On my first playthrough I got the total chaos ending. I honestly did not know what to think of it. It really left me wondering what would’ve happened if I didn’t kill anyone. When Samuel told me that he hated me I actually regretted everything I did. I killed Daud deliberately knowing that he wanted to change his life for the greater good. Sucks that I went down that road but I’ll try to do good in Dishonored 2
This game seriously makes you mind about your deeds. Godspeed you
By the way I'm playing Dishonored 2 too. Try to play without HUD and powers or just HUD, it will be very interesting
Words can't express how much I love this game
It's a solid game for sure! Especially for when it came out!
wish I had played it in my childhood
well i finished this game with a bad ending,i died by old age.
When I first played through I got the high chaos ending where emily dies, man was that depressing. This game put my emotions through hellllll
i'm so glad i got the low chaos ending, because i during the last few missions, i started to get a bit bored of sneaking around and just killed everyone. my kill count went up from like 4 or something from the rats to around 40-50 haha
+Not Legato almost the same here ^^ but i stopped the game as soon as I realized I became too lazy to try to neutralize the enemies without killing them and continued playing when I had more patience xD
and sometimes when it got too complicated and I didn't want to sneak around and search for the solution I just killed some people. And the Tallboys were annoying. All in all I just got 4-10 deaths per level, so I got the low chaos ending :)
Serana i don't think a single tallboy even noticed me, ever.
i was pretty good at the game, and yeah, taking that day off really helped my concentration and motivation to do the stuff properly. i really took effort to choke most people out at the end and focus on sneaking.
+Not Legato
the tallboys rarly noticed me, too, but in the level before the ending I had the feeling they were in my way, so I tried to destroy their energy supply, but that didn't really worked out, so I killed them ^^'
Killing was always an tempting option but I even spared Havelocks life :D
Serana oh yeah, i think i just possessed him and choked him out mid-fight.
u from skyrim?
5:05 My favorite ending. It's so sad .... and I love it for that. I hate happy ends, they leave me feeling empty. But such bad endings ... They sink into my heart. Are you chasing something, or running away?
I just finished the game and it was amazing and im glad I did a almost no kill / non-lethal playthrough and had the best ending on low chaos :D
Got all the endings , played this game for over 4-5 years (ocasionally , when I'm getting bored of the ordinary games out there) . This game never dissapoints . I have 98% of the achievements, played on all styles , made every side quest possible , tried every possible combination of decisions . It's just pure fun.
Man , I'd play this game day and night over most of the titles released in 2019-2021 . Its just too great .
And btw , playing this on very hard is the best choice (in my opinion).
I loved the high/total chaos ending! It kind of reminds me of Spec-Ops The Line, and i actually believe in my unpopular opinion, that this game did it BETTER than Spec-Ops The Line, because here you have the CHOICE of sparing or taking lives with the game judging you accordingly, because YOU CHOSE to be an asshole, whereas in Spec-Ops you just kill people because that's what you have to do to advance in the game, and then the game essentially punches you in the face for advancing in the game, which is kind of bullshit. Now don't get me wrong! I like Spec-Ops and the message it delivered a whole lot, too! I just believe this game did it better, which is why it's one of my all time favorite games!
soschar2050
I enjoyed playing both high and low chaos. After my second high chaos playthrough I did feel a bit guilty though, so every playthrough after that was low chaos with no powers.
I ended the game in all the three endings and it never made me feel boredom. Every time, the ending gave me goosebumps.
I didn't have the energy for The Knife Of Dunwall DLC though
my mind's refreshed... i'm ready for dishonored 2!!!
That shit is dark man "I always knew you would come, you're my hero. The others are all dead aren't they? that's all right cuz I was going to have them killed anyway I AM GOING TO BE THE EMPRESS"
My personal favourite is the Total Chaos ending. It'd be a great start for the second game, if they made one, but I think it shows how much a single person can do. How much your decisions can effect the people around you, even the outcome of the world itself. It can leave you running away from the new life you have made or searching for something that will never be in reach. I loved Dishonoured, though some parts of the endings were a bit rushed and there were a few things they could made better, some glitches they could have fixed up, a little more they could've revealed about Corvo. Just that stuff, but honestly it was overall a fun game. It was really enjoyable
Became so much easier to do a low chaos playthrough when I found the "Strong Arms" bone charm.
Say what you want... But the 2nd final is the more realistic one in terms of story
That's the one I've got
2023 and I just finished the game for the first time
A friend casually mentioned it and I was "oh, never heard of this game, let me look it up", then realized I had gotten it on Epic, and the rest is history. I'm sooooo glad I stumbled upon it, like, really
This is literally one of the best games I've played to date the replay ability in this game is absolutely amazing can't wait Nov 11 for no.2 but I just realised if you got the total chaos ending then dishonoured 2 can't exist 😂
I love playing this game without being seen once or killing anyone, makes it more difficult and each mission take longer which is just more content for me
So, uhhh... I'm guessing that the Total Chaos ending isn't canon...? Considering the Dishonored 2 trailer?
yeah
I would imagine that low chaos is the canon ending
I don't think Dishonored 2 will carry your data form the first game over to that one, especially considering that you can play it over and over and get different results.
I think dishonored 2 starts after low chaos ending
I went low chaos i only killed about 4-8 people throughout my inter first playthrough, but in the last level/section of the game i was mad so i killed everyone.
Such an incredible game. I love how there are so many decisions that affect the game!
First time completing the game I got the high chaos but saving Emily ending
Why are you saying "but saving Emily ending"? Of course you would save her with the high chaos ending, she is literally hanging on the edge.
It is only in the total chaos where she dies...
wow i didnt even know a total chaos ending existed. thats some nice attention to detail
I tried to play this game stealthy but I found it too difficult. I finished on high chaos ending and I stood and listened to what havelock was saying and then all of a sudden he just jumped and I was like "... Wut?"😂
I just completed the high chaos ending while also saving Emily. I was depressed that Samuel the boatman told me that I was worse than the traitors... So, I killed him.
The High Chaos is honestly more fun, but I like to be the good guy ;_; I'm too nice
ONE OF THE BEST GAME EVER
LOVED IT
I left Samuel alive. I WANTED them to l know I was coming. And I brought my good friend chaos with me, as I had at every other turn. And I l was the right amount of wrong. And I gave Emily the throne, in the wrongest of times.
Just finished the game without killing a single soul, can't believe I hadn't played it until now.
Wow... i was surprised that i got the Low Chaos ending.
"Just Dark Enough"
"You were more to her than Royal Protector.....Farewell Corvo" I love this ending
At first I thought high chaos was the only way to play since you’re a master assassin that’s getting revenge on everyone who got in the way or wronged you. But then I decided to do a low chaos run to see how it would turn out. Officially my favourite way to play. From thinking how to get past guards without killing them etc. ended the game by getting clean hands. Did not get ghost which was unfortunate but I will get it another run. Amazing game even 10 years later
Guys. Emily sees corvo as her father, seeing how Corvo raised Emily ever since she was a child.If you didn't see the love she has for Corvo as a father while playing the game. Then you best be blind.
well he is
Gabriel Adrian Meza Romero I know he is. I don't need to Google it to know that
B4NG KAI he actually is her father tho
Zakery Mattson I know. I'm just pissed off by the people who didn't get the hint
B4NG KAI she even made him that drawing that specifically says "daddy"
When outsider says in high chaos (also emily dies)
I Wonder are you chasing something... Or running away?
It hits so Hard
6:38 edit out the fire put a person next to him make it look like somebody slapping him
I just got the high chaos ending, but somehow completely skipped through the final battle. There's a machine room just below the room where Havelock leaves with Emily towards the edge. If you go to that room and take out the oil tank, you can walk down a walkway below havelock and emily. Behind Havelock is a ledge, you can always blink there, bend time and instantly kill Havelock, without even risking Emily.
That is what i did. But i didn't bend time.I just walked to the end of the walkway and blinked up to him and killed him instantly from behind.
If you use Blink and Agility abilities (in very rare occasions, you might need Bend Time), you can easily move through rooftops without anyone seeing you. You don't even have to choke guards or use sleep darts. Sometimes I was amazed by that fact, where you can climb using Blink :)
So , the good ending is actually really easy to get, especially if you're not after the money and side missions.
this game hits SO hard dude. it's unbelievable
Anybody still playing Dishonored in 2019?
just finished 5 minutes ago :D
@@sandro123429 nice I finished D2 and Dishonored Death of the outsider now
I played dishonored not very much unlike other FPS games, and Samuel talking like that at the end really hit me...