i just played through this game for the first time and i was surprised they actually let you make this choice. before it happened i was thinking to myself “i wish i could choose to join him” and then it gave me the option and i sat speechless. a lot of games have a set way they want the story to end so i really didn’t think they would let you choose the “bad choice” but i’m really glad they did. annnnddd he’s technically… not… your cousin… 👀👀😂
He is LITERALLY the ONLY character I CARED about and LOVED! I worked to keep the peace but if fates going to be this cruel, I can be crueler. Because I'll choose him, my biggest support and encourager over ALL of them EVERYTIME. People suck anyways, why should I be any different if life pits me against my loved ones.
I am sure everything Costantin has done could be avoid if the god didn't try to kill him. It is true Costantin wasn't a native and saint, and has got insure and greed but in same time he was a nice boy who really loves his cousin that would share o forgive. If God gave him a possibility and not letting kill his healer I am sure the healer could teach him and help his heart and Costantin wouldn't became mad of power
@@zerosorigin8387 Advocating on the part of Vinbarr and En on mil frichtimen, they explicitly tell that the excessive, indulgent life of the renaigse had led to the emergence of the malichor. And the natives were reasonably prejudiced against the renaigse that invaded their land, took their kin away to be converted (breaking their bond with the earth to bond them with the light) and being tortured inhimunanely to find a cure over the malichor. So you couldn't expect Vinbarr (who was away from the Natives, contemplating on his path to become a Nadaig) to be as accommodating towards the renaigse as Duncaas or Ullan were. Even Mev, the one supposed to have the cure for Malichor (as Burhan and his Savants claimed), was hostile at first. But when De Sardet saved her from the Alliance saboteur, she recognised the friendliness of the On ol menawi. Similarly, Vinbarr could be given the benefit of doubt to protect his land from the renaigse when Constantin was seen bonding with the Earth. And if we are attributing Vinbarr for Constantin's demise, I would point out that Asili, under Burhan's orders, poisoned Constantin the moment he stepped on New Serene. So I hold that asshole Savant responsibile for whatever happened.
Not my de Sardet. He cared a lot about the Natives, about his Minundhamen Siora. The cutscene before de Sardet leaves with Petrus for the final wave before confronting Constantin showed Siora sharing a tender moment with de Sardet, asking him if this is the last time they see each other.
The Best Ending: You broker peace between all the factions of the world, find a cure for Malichor, and find a balance between the continent and the natives, with natives beginning to visit the continent to help people heal and people on all sides beginning to open up and start learning from the natives and teach them the ways of the continent in turn; Theleme opens up to the idea that Saint Matheus worshiped en ol Frichtimen and begin the grueling task of reshaping centuries of dogma to keep with the truth; furthermore the Bridge Alliance completely abandons their inhuman research methods and establishes an ethics council; knowledge is spread throughout the world, including the Nauts beginning to share their secret sciences of naval travel; the Coin Guard expel all their dissidents and once again become honourable This comment section: No this is the real good ending because you get to fuck your cousin
Man this world was full of assholes the only one who wasn't remotely one was Constatine, So yeah f**k all the other endings and leave me alone to f**k my cousin
Huh,i had the good Ending in my first Run,except of that additionally the Gouvernor of the Bridge Alliance was in Court because of the inhuman Experiments. Got what he deserved this sardistic, always betraying me, Fucker
100% agreed. there is no good ending. I dislike them both. I picked the "good ending" for the many. Constantin died. I felt empty and unhappy. How i that a good ending?
its still sad and depressing though, we built up a relationship, we even went across the world to cure him because we loved him and in the end it was him or the people, i honestly played the game back and went with constantin, both endings horrible, i get what you're saying, its life but damn..let us mourn.. o(TヘTo)
I did everything good in this game, then I got this scene. Kill or Link; just these two options, man, it made me feel awful. Was I ever tempted to get the bad ending. The good ending is pretty fairy tale- you basically achieve world peace, but the killing scene to achieve it all was De Sardet stabbing Constantin like that...such a brutal betrayal. I wanted a proper boss fight with Constantin. I still picked the good ending and I didn't want to go through the boss fight again so I'm checking this video out. I gotta say, being new gods and breaking tradition sounds pretty "romantic"...in a sense, and I'm pretty sure Constantin was in love with our character and knew about their actual origins. The bad ending actually seems like canon material since it sets up a huge conflict. If Spiders is planning a sequel this would be perfect for it. You playing a native, un-accepting of the new gods, on a quest to end the corruption.
It wasn't betrayal. It was mercy. The poor lad was mad. I would prefer boss fight but i understand. And De Sardet promised him to not let him sink into madness. Well, that was spiders solution.
Well, i actually change my mind about Constantin. Now I'm happy with better world ending. I looked up him closely and in my opinion he can't love anybody, but himself. In his narrow understanding of love he is somehow attached to De Sardet, but he always is more important for him. He is manipulative. He decided that undermining our hard work is what we need to be happy with him. He didn't ask what we want. He just decided. And i don't believe he gone crazy after ritual anymore. He was acting normally. That cruel person was a real Constantin. That's almost always happens with people who tend to grumble often, or who was bullied. When they get power they stoped acting nice and humble - becoming cruel etc. That game opened my eyes - it's really hard to see through someones real intentions, manipulations if that person is nice for us. Constantin was somehow victim of circumstances, but that awful circumstances just showed his real character. I wouldn't destroy everything for someone like that. He just don't deserve it. If he would be a really good person, not just smart schemer he would want to do something good with his powers, but he end up mirroring his awful father. Well... If Asili would have sad back story and was nice to us... Nah... I would kill him anyway....
@@idgafnemoar cuz i really like Constatin, and stabbing him isnt what i wanted to do. and the god, spirit etc is the reason constatin, and de Sardet's stepmom got infected, so no love for it either.
@@mrsgamer9218 The people in the old continent got infected because they didn't give a shit about nature. That's why the malichor doesn't exist in Teer Fradee. And Constantine got infected because he was poisoned by Doctor Asili. Did you even played the game?
ive just tried this game out and finished it. i find it quite enjoyable. i picked this ending on the playthrough without hesitation. ive been wanting to kill that tree so badly for quite some time now.
Not for me, It’s not as thematically satisfying for me to choose Chloe over Arcadia Bay, nor Constantine over the Islanders. On top of the fact I consider it immoral for someone to put a single persons life over the lives of thousands of others. In real life of course those are just video games so no ones actually dead but I stick to my guns and stand by the choices I made.
In so-called good ending, malichor reaches to the Island anyways. Yeah natives don't get sick but I thought they would finish the malichor drama by some made up cure. We don't even know what happens to De Sardet in good ending. He just lays down on the floor. At least in the bad ending he becomes a god. I love this game but Spider needs to increase their budget and make the sequel suitable for the next decade.
@@hakanmustafatunc5387 When I reloaded after this "evil ending" (read "best ending"), I did the good ending too. All of my companions lived and and good things happened to them and diplomacy saved everything, even healing the world and ending Malichor. Dunno about you, but by the ending I had all companions friendly (Siora as loving) and all factions (except for Coin Guard, for whatever reason) friendly. Which allowed me to bring all the factions, even Coin Guard, to fight. I think that all the decisions you made had a role in this and the final result.
theOnlyEliottMoon I got the exact same ending. Even though though this game is really unpolished and unrefined, I still got a huge amount of enjoyment out of it.
I should have went with this ending. The good one felt flat as hell and they don't even show of what happened to you despite it clearly suggesting you lived. The companions were whack too, did all there sidequests and In the end I never felt attatched to them.
you are absolutely correct. I refelected on it and I literally don't care about any companion besides Kurt who I romanced. It was a damn hard decision and I picked the "fairy tale good ending" which was the BEST ending with everyone living in peace / all healed etc. Despite that...I as a player was frickin unhappy with it. Because Constantin, the one I wanted to protect so bad, died. He was my fav character, too.
He wasn't actually your cousin, imperialists need to be kicked out, there needs to be new leadership of the Divine. The world is not doomed, but it will change. Yes, much of the imperialist continent will be ravaged, but that is WHAT THEY GET!!!!
went for the other ending, becomin an islander etc, cuz it felt lazy, no reason to let constantin live as the complete opposite of who he once was, n abandon the natives, they didnt deserve tht
that guy John Marston 34 Itd be awesome if you could, maybe even have people recognise you. But then they'd have to make it so that the island changed, so I guess it wouldn't make sense
This sounds like the best ending to me. Kicking the colonists off an island that was never theirs, letting nature reclaim the tainted ground and living in harmony with it as humans should. Meanwhile the old world collapses in on itself from all the corruption. Definitely the best ending.
bat32391 Because we’ve already seen what colonialism can do to a Native population. The Mayans, the Incans and the Aztecs and the Native American tribes. All destroyed or reduced to basically human zoos. These people came onto a land that wasn’t theirs and decided that it was. The Natives have every right to kick them off the island. As for the people who are sick, who cares? Its not the old world deserves to be saved corruption and pollution are probably rife there. Not to mention the religious side of things. The colonists want to convert the natives from a sensible earth respecting/worshipping religion to one of their stone cold religions that condones burning people alive. As far as I am concerned, the colonists have no right to be on that island.
@@bat32391 that supposedly good ending changes literally nothing. and the history, as we know it, repeats itself. even if you kick everyone from the island, rather than getting along with the natives, and the malichor is cured at some point, they'll eventually come back and continue the cycle of corruption. (i mean, c'mon, they've already dont it) by choosing the "good" ending, you just kill the poor boy, who's done nothing wrong in his life, and has gone insane after a series of unfortunate events. and by killing him you won't get rid of curruption, only postpone the horrible cycle, because the real threat was not the malichor, it was the people and by choosing to side with Constantin, you have all the power in you hands to actually make a difference (ofc if you don't hide in the mountain for ages whining and doing nothing, like En on mil frichtimen did). plus, the factions, with their neverending scheming and treahery, no matter how hard you try to do good, get fckd. what's not to love about this ending?
@@themonolith253 I take it you missed that the Congregation was on the island before? Repelling changes nothing. It will only lead to history repeating itself. And I guess you miss that your worshipping mass murder is just as corrupt.
It was tough to not choose Constantin, but I had De Sardet romance Siora and to me in my head canon he was slowly getting in touch with his native roots, had him put on purple moded native warrior armour. Shame that you couldn't save constantin from his madness, could've been a skill check for max charisma and max Intuition or something..
**spoilers** came here after finishing the game with "good ending" and holy shit. this one is actually as sad. :\ the kill constantin option didnt even have him fight us back after being stabbed, and i thought he would at least retaliate and done some final boss shit, and try to kill us that made me feel better for stabbing him. but he didnt. now looking at this ending... bruh, neither ending is "good" in my book
Best ending, imo. Constantine is the only one I cared about the entire game. And I don't buy the "and they lived happily in peace and brotherhood ever after" of the good ending anyway.
@@Mr_Lunatic_Mr they plunged the entire world in chaos, there's constant war and malichor is killing everyone. All of your friends are fucked. Yeah they sound like great rulers.
Depending on what you’ve done in the game and managed to unite and reconcile all groups, then you’re efforts mean nothing if you join him. Personally, I prefer the ending where you have chosen balance but some allies are dead.
“Bad” ending is pretty morally grey imo while good ending is painfully obvious good. I wish all endings were morally grey so this is the ending I prefer
Man I love this ending and I love that they actually allowed you to choose this. UNLIKE DRAGON AGE INQUISITION WHERE YOU CANNOT JOIN SOLAS NO MATTER WHAT
A creaking sound behind Constantin revealed the remnants of the old God 'en on mil frichtimen,' as ever in the form of a tree, who cried out in accusation, "He himself is the incarnation of the old world he is speaking of . . . He has its vices and its poison . . . For his own immortality, he is prepared to destroy everything around him . . . to break millennia of cycles . . ." It was at that moment that I was more sure than anything that I was to take the side of my beloved against this whining tree. The tree had "millennia" to work with, yet ended up here? And to what end? I doubt it had the intelligence to explore that question: it wouldn't be given the opportunity. The dying god-tree continued, "I implore you, flesh of my land, think of all the lives that will come to an end to feed his pride!" And so I did, and I felt joy.
Constantine was a spoiled prince who did whatever he wanted and was always rescued by his cousin. Sure his father was a dick, but does that excuse him? No. And he didn't do it for his cousin. He wanted power for himself so no one could hurt him again. Just like a child.
sure. That's why they call each other "sweet" and "adorable" etc. Honestly, a romance option would have made sense after they find out they are not related.
@@blablabla9401 I call my cousin "love" all the time and so does she for me. We dont want to fuck or marry. It's common for cousins who are closer to siblings(due to being raised together) to be intimate. Doesnt mean its romantic you perverted fucks
Goodnight, sweet prince
This was a rather weird statement, from de Sardet, wasnt it?
@@Marquis-Sade Wasn't it,what his adoptive Mother said to him as a Child?I'm sure it wasn't just a random Statement from him
@@arakor8962 Could be. But isnt that what people said when Michael Jackson died? Or some other singer?
NO
The way the ending is told reminds me so much of Dragon Age.
Agreed.
And dragon age origins for that matter.
Even the fact that you can't jump
if i kill constentin it feels like game of thrones ending
i just played through this game for the first time and i was surprised they actually let you make this choice. before it happened i was thinking to myself “i wish i could choose to join him” and then it gave me the option and i sat speechless. a lot of games have a set way they want the story to end so i really didn’t think they would let you choose the “bad choice” but i’m really glad they did. annnnddd he’s technically… not… your cousin… 👀👀😂
He is LITERALLY the ONLY character I CARED about and LOVED! I worked to keep the peace but if fates going to be this cruel, I can be crueler. Because I'll choose him, my biggest support and encourager over ALL of them EVERYTIME. People suck anyways, why should I be any different if life pits me against my loved ones.
You have 14 years?
what about kurt
@@w1ldfireyt650 dont do his personal quest and then ask what about kurt
@@halitsoyler9832the one who chose to kill himself rather than killing his student
He attacked you like three times, none of your party members would do such a thing.
Rock falls, everyone dies.
I just couldn't kill Constantine, so I went with this ending. Kill him feels more like betrayal rather than not killing him.
Same
Bro wouldnt kill hitler just because they're related lmao
I am sure everything Costantin has done could be avoid if the god didn't try to kill him. It is true Costantin wasn't a native and saint, and has got insure and greed but in same time he was a nice boy who really loves his cousin that would share o forgive. If God gave him a possibility and not letting kill his healer I am sure the healer could teach him and help his heart and Costantin wouldn't became mad of power
Exactly, the high king and god didn’t give him a choice, they caused this.
@@zerosorigin8387 Advocating on the part of Vinbarr and En on mil frichtimen, they explicitly tell that the excessive, indulgent life of the renaigse had led to the emergence of the malichor. And the natives were reasonably prejudiced against the renaigse that invaded their land, took their kin away to be converted (breaking their bond with the earth to bond them with the light) and being tortured inhimunanely to find a cure over the malichor.
So you couldn't expect Vinbarr (who was away from the Natives, contemplating on his path to become a Nadaig) to be as accommodating towards the renaigse as Duncaas or Ullan were. Even Mev, the one supposed to have the cure for Malichor (as Burhan and his Savants claimed), was hostile at first. But when De Sardet saved her from the Alliance saboteur, she recognised the friendliness of the On ol menawi. Similarly, Vinbarr could be given the benefit of doubt to protect his land from the renaigse when Constantin was seen bonding with the Earth.
And if we are attributing Vinbarr for Constantin's demise, I would point out that Asili, under Burhan's orders, poisoned Constantin the moment he stepped on New Serene. So I hold that asshole Savant responsibile for whatever happened.
why the hell did they make him your cousin he is prime romance material
Watching Game of Thrones made me desensitized about incest, well mostly on fiction, reality, not so much.
I mean spoiler, but he isn't really your cousin
@@hobojoe5697 oh good, so i can ship them!
@@mrsgamer9218 I ship em so hard... Kajsnsbsjsjsbshaja
@@Dewakinnara me too. such a relief they arent related. the love constatin has for you warms my heart. its so full of warmth and trust.
This is the best ending. Constantin is the only thing De Sardet really cares about, let's be honest.
Not my de Sardet. He cared a lot about the Natives, about his Minundhamen Siora.
The cutscene before de Sardet leaves with Petrus for the final wave before confronting Constantin showed Siora sharing a tender moment with de Sardet, asking him if this is the last time they see each other.
I got the bad ending alright, I established world peace and still never found that damn doctor mask!
The Best Ending: You broker peace between all the factions of the world, find a cure for Malichor, and find a balance between the continent and the natives, with natives beginning to visit the continent to help people heal and people on all sides beginning to open up and start learning from the natives and teach them the ways of the continent in turn; Theleme opens up to the idea that Saint Matheus worshiped en ol Frichtimen and begin the grueling task of reshaping centuries of dogma to keep with the truth; furthermore the Bridge Alliance completely abandons their inhuman research methods and establishes an ethics council; knowledge is spread throughout the world, including the Nauts beginning to share their secret sciences of naval travel; the Coin Guard expel all their dissidents and once again become honourable
This comment section: No this is the real good ending because you get to fuck your cousin
the one...or the many.
I had the real good ending in my first run. It was nice :)
Wait: they are fucking? Says that?
Man this world was full of assholes the only one who wasn't remotely one was Constatine, So yeah f**k all the other endings and leave me alone to f**k my cousin
Huh,i had the good Ending in my first Run,except of that additionally the Gouvernor of the Bridge Alliance was in Court because of the inhuman Experiments. Got what he deserved this sardistic, always betraying me, Fucker
Sweet home Teer Fradee
Why does this remind me of Anders and Male Hawke? Lols. I'm excited for the upcoming DLCs. Hopefully, they're coming soon!
Now, I'm not sure if they are the same voice but Constantine sounds like Anders
Omg, you're right! One more reason to love this ship, haha.
in my opinion, none of these endings were good. i wanted to save my sweet prince and my people... though...gg
Same
100% agreed. there is no good ending.
I dislike them both. I picked the "good ending" for the many. Constantin died. I felt empty and unhappy. How i that a good ending?
Bla Blabla there isn’t a good ending in life and I believe this acknowledges that in the way it had no absolutely good ending
its still sad and depressing though, we built up a relationship, we even went across the world to cure him because we loved him and in the end it was him or the people, i honestly played the game back and went with constantin, both endings horrible, i get what you're saying, its life but damn..let us mourn.. o(TヘTo)
Is Just Neutral Ending That Is Better
I did everything good in this game, then I got this scene. Kill or Link; just these two options, man, it made me feel awful. Was I ever tempted to get the bad ending. The good ending is pretty fairy tale- you basically achieve world peace, but the killing scene to achieve it all was De Sardet stabbing Constantin like that...such a brutal betrayal. I wanted a proper boss fight with Constantin.
I still picked the good ending and I didn't want to go through the boss fight again so I'm checking this video out. I gotta say, being new gods and breaking tradition sounds pretty "romantic"...in a sense, and I'm pretty sure Constantin was in love with our character and knew about their actual origins. The bad ending actually seems like canon material since it sets up a huge conflict. If Spiders is planning a sequel this would be perfect for it. You playing a native, un-accepting of the new gods, on a quest to end the corruption.
Why people shipping them. Disgusting. They're like siblings and Constantine didn't know his origins until he revealed them
It wasn't betrayal. It was mercy. The poor lad was mad. I would prefer boss fight but i understand. And De Sardet promised him to not let him sink into madness. Well, that was spiders solution.
@@noahhawkins1534 I dunno but its still going on LOL
@@kiniotek Wish we had a creative boss fight but there's always the sequel for that (hopefully lol). I just spammed my gun the whole game
Well, i actually change my mind about Constantin. Now I'm happy with better world ending. I looked up him closely and in my opinion he can't love anybody, but himself. In his narrow understanding of love he is somehow attached to De Sardet, but he always is more important for him. He is manipulative. He decided that undermining our hard work is what we need to be happy with him. He didn't ask what we want. He just decided. And i don't believe he gone crazy after ritual anymore. He was acting normally. That cruel person was a real Constantin. That's almost always happens with people who tend to grumble often, or who was bullied. When they get power they stoped acting nice and humble - becoming cruel etc. That game opened my eyes - it's really hard to see through someones real intentions, manipulations if that person is nice for us. Constantin was somehow victim of circumstances, but that awful circumstances just showed his real character. I wouldn't destroy everything for someone like that. He just don't deserve it. If he would be a really good person, not just smart schemer he would want to do something good with his powers, but he end up mirroring his awful father. Well... If Asili would have sad back story and was nice to us... Nah... I would kill him anyway....
I want a cousin like de Sardet
I want a cousin like Conctantin. He is fabulous
imo, its best ending
@@idgafnemoar cuz i really like Constatin, and stabbing him isnt what i wanted to do.
and the god, spirit etc is the reason constatin, and de Sardet's stepmom got infected, so no love for it either.
Yep, that's my good ending for me.
@@mrsgamer9218 The people in the old continent got infected because they didn't give a shit about nature. That's why the malichor doesn't exist in Teer Fradee. And Constantine got infected because he was poisoned by Doctor Asili. Did you even played the game?
Any ending where Kurt dies can't be the best ending.
ive just tried this game out and finished it. i find it quite enjoyable. i picked this ending on the playthrough without hesitation. ive been wanting to kill that tree so badly for quite some time now.
Reminds me of life is strange ending. Save the town or Chloe. I mean chloe and Constantine are the obvious choice
Not for me, It’s not as thematically satisfying for me to choose Chloe over Arcadia Bay, nor Constantine over the Islanders. On top of the fact I consider it immoral for someone to put a single persons life over the lives of thousands of others. In real life of course those are just video games so no ones actually dead but I stick to my guns and stand by the choices I made.
If i didn't like Vasco or Kurt so much maybe, but nothing is worth losing them two lol
@@AtlisDe I made a wrong choice and kurt fucking shot himself in the head and I full on was about to cry..
@@nekomaxie3919 You need to complete his first 2 loyalty quest before the coup or he betrays you.
@@zerosorigin8387 I know I just started over and did his quests first
This is the best ending for me
I can't do it he's too adorable
In so-called good ending, malichor reaches to the Island anyways. Yeah natives don't get sick but I thought they would finish the malichor drama by some made up cure. We don't even know what happens to De Sardet in good ending. He just lays down on the floor. At least in the bad ending he becomes a god. I love this game but Spider needs to increase their budget and make the sequel suitable for the next decade.
Apparently you didn't get the best ending
In the best ending, the cases of malichor on the mainland actually decreased.
I'd like to spoil it to you but you can just watch a video.
@@visionaeon Darn, how do you get the best ending?
@@hakanmustafatunc5387 When I reloaded after this "evil ending" (read "best ending"), I did the good ending too. All of my companions lived and and good things happened to them and diplomacy saved everything, even healing the world and ending Malichor. Dunno about you, but by the ending I had all companions friendly (Siora as loving) and all factions (except for Coin Guard, for whatever reason) friendly. Which allowed me to bring all the factions, even Coin Guard, to fight. I think that all the decisions you made had a role in this and the final result.
theOnlyEliottMoon I got the exact same ending. Even though though this game is really unpolished and unrefined, I still got a huge amount of enjoyment out of it.
After playing this game and getting every ending I don't consider this the bad ending, I consider this the true good ending
me: THIS time it'll choose the good ending I know I can!
Constantine: breathes
me: ...fuck
I should have went with this ending. The good one felt flat as hell and they don't even show of what happened to you despite it clearly suggesting you lived. The companions were whack too, did all there sidequests and In the end I never felt attatched to them.
ikr? unlike my dragon age experience where i reluctant to even kill the ones i hate. they had a different production budget tho so its understandable.
you are absolutely correct. I refelected on it and I literally don't care about any companion besides Kurt who I romanced.
It was a damn hard decision and I picked the "fairy tale good ending" which was the BEST ending with everyone living in peace / all healed etc. Despite that...I as a player was frickin unhappy with it. Because Constantin, the one I wanted to protect so bad, died. He was my fav character, too.
@@sasakelala3360 i like them all
This ending: the world is doomed
The people in the comments: hurr Durr this is the best ending because you get to date your cousin
*Sweet Home Alabama intensifies*
He wasn't actually your cousin, imperialists need to be kicked out, there needs to be new leadership of the Divine. The world is not doomed, but it will change. Yes, much of the imperialist continent will be ravaged, but that is WHAT THEY GET!!!!
but...where is the lie
Lmao ikr
@@MichaelBladeTV what they get? That's death of innocents. Also they're like brothers and even says so this whole shipping stuff is weird
Chose balance but had some allies die in the end. Only did this ending to unlock the achievement lol.
went for the other ending, becomin an islander etc, cuz it felt lazy, no reason to let constantin live as the complete opposite of who he once was, n abandon the natives, they didnt deserve tht
the only ending i accept :D
Can you free roam after the story
No.
that guy John Marston 34 Itd be awesome if you could, maybe even have people recognise you. But then they'd have to make it so that the island changed, so I guess it wouldn't make sense
This sounds like the best ending to me. Kicking the colonists off an island that was never theirs, letting nature reclaim the tainted ground and living in harmony with it as humans should.
Meanwhile the old world collapses in on itself from all the corruption. Definitely the best ending.
How? You can learn from the Natives, get along somewhat peacefully and heal the old world to save millions of lives.
bat32391 Because we’ve already seen what colonialism can do to a Native population. The Mayans, the Incans and the Aztecs and the Native American tribes. All destroyed or reduced to basically human zoos.
These people came onto a land that wasn’t theirs and decided that it was. The Natives have every right to kick them off the island.
As for the people who are sick, who cares? Its not the old world deserves to be saved corruption and pollution are probably rife there.
Not to mention the religious side of things. The colonists want to convert the natives from a sensible earth respecting/worshipping religion to one of their stone cold religions that condones burning people alive.
As far as I am concerned, the colonists have no right to be on that island.
@@bat32391 that supposedly good ending changes literally nothing. and the history, as we know it, repeats itself. even if you kick everyone from the island, rather than getting along with the natives, and the malichor is cured at some point, they'll eventually come back and continue the cycle of corruption. (i mean, c'mon, they've already dont it)
by choosing the "good" ending, you just kill the poor boy, who's done nothing wrong in his life, and has gone insane after a series of unfortunate events. and by killing him you won't get rid of curruption, only postpone the horrible cycle, because the real threat was not the malichor, it was the people
and by choosing to side with Constantin, you have all the power in you hands to actually make a difference (ofc if you don't hide in the mountain for ages whining and doing nothing, like En on mil frichtimen did).
plus, the factions, with their neverending scheming and treahery, no matter how hard you try to do good, get fckd. what's not to love about this ending?
@@themonolith253 Yeah in the real world, not this fantasy world. The fact that magic and tree gods exist dramatically the way things will go down.
@@themonolith253
I take it you missed that the Congregation was on the island before? Repelling changes nothing. It will only lead to history repeating itself.
And I guess you miss that your worshipping mass murder is just as corrupt.
It was tough to not choose Constantin, but I had De Sardet romance Siora and to me in my head canon he was slowly getting in touch with his native roots, had him put on purple moded native warrior armour.
Shame that you couldn't save constantin from his madness, could've been a skill check for max charisma and max Intuition or something..
**spoilers**
came here after finishing the game with "good ending" and holy shit. this one is actually as sad. :\
the kill constantin option didnt even have him fight us back after being stabbed, and i thought he would at least retaliate and done some final boss shit, and try to kill us that made me feel better for stabbing him. but he didnt.
now looking at this ending... bruh, neither ending is "good" in my book
Seems like the true ending, just not what people admit the world deserves.
Best ending, imo. Constantine is the only one I cared about the entire game. And I don't buy the "and they lived happily in peace and brotherhood ever after" of the good ending anyway.
How is this the "best ending"? You literally ruin everything for everyone just to comply to the demands of a spoiled brat.
@@federicomachado811 Bcz their immortal and fight those who only dont accept them as gods and rule as Good Rulers
@@Mr_Lunatic_Mr they plunged the entire world in chaos, there's constant war and malichor is killing everyone. All of your friends are fucked. Yeah they sound like great rulers.
Depending on what you’ve done in the game and managed to unite and reconcile all groups, then you’re efforts mean nothing if you join him. Personally, I prefer the ending where you have chosen balance but some allies are dead.
“Bad” ending is pretty morally grey imo while good ending is painfully obvious good. I wish all endings were morally grey so this is the ending I prefer
Man I love this ending and I love that they actually allowed you to choose this. UNLIKE DRAGON AGE INQUISITION WHERE YOU CANNOT JOIN SOLAS NO MATTER WHAT
A creaking sound behind Constantin revealed the remnants of the old God 'en on mil frichtimen,' as ever in the form of a tree, who cried out in accusation, "He himself is the incarnation of the old world he is speaking of . . . He has its vices and its poison . . . For his own immortality, he is prepared to destroy everything around him . . . to break millennia of cycles . . ."
It was at that moment that I was more sure than anything that I was to take the side of my beloved against this whining tree. The tree had "millennia" to work with, yet ended up here? And to what end? I doubt it had the intelligence to explore that question: it wouldn't be given the opportunity.
The dying god-tree continued, "I implore you, flesh of my land, think of all the lives that will come to an end to feed his pride!"
And so I did, and I felt joy.
horrible
#bestending
Constantine was a spoiled prince who did whatever he wanted and was always rescued by his cousin. Sure his father was a dick, but does that excuse him? No. And he didn't do it for his cousin. He wanted power for himself so no one could hurt him again. Just like a child.
Their close as siblings you weirdos
sure. That's why they call each other "sweet" and "adorable" etc.
Honestly, a romance option would have made sense after they find out they are not related.
@@blablabla9401 lol still weird
@@blablabla9401 I call my cousin "love" all the time and so does she for me. We dont want to fuck or marry. It's common for cousins who are closer to siblings(due to being raised together) to be intimate. Doesnt mean its romantic you perverted fucks
@@Enel97 eww. fuc*king weird.
@@sasakelala3360 that's not weird you dolt. Calling family members love is quite common in Europe. Love for family is different then romance.
Good night my sweet prince