Greedfall - ALL ENDINGS // Every Possible Ending Slide + Story
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- -All Slides -
Good Ending - Constantin Slide - 0:06
All Dorhadgenedu Battle Outcomes - 1:33
Outcome for Companions - 2:55
All High King Options - 5:40
The Bridge Alliance Outcomes - 7:18
Saint Matheus Outcomes - 8:07
The Nauts Outcomes - 9:00
The Coin Guard Outcomes - 9:43
Bad Ending - All Outcomes - 11:16
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Greedfall - ALL ENDINGS // Every Possible Ending Slide + Story
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-All Slides -
Good Ending - Constantin Slide - 0:06
All Dorhadgenedu Battle Outcomes - 1:33
Outcome for Companions - 2:55
All High King Options - 5:40
The Bridge Alliance Outcomes - 7:18
Saint Matheus Outcomes - 8:07
The Nauts Outcomes - 9:00
The Coin Guard Outcomes - 9:43
Bad Ending - All Outcomes - 11:16
Damn, things sure got quite dicey!
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"After the fall of Constantine, Kurt invested in a business selling small cakes and various other confectioneries"
This is why I stayed.
I really hate that there is no way to save Constantine.
Feels kinda like a missed opportunity. At the end Constantin rants about how terrible the old world is and how they can be better rulers as gods. But, if you've done all the diplomacy and side quests to get the best ending, you've kind of already shown the path towards that better world.
But, once he starts using the wildlife to kill people, I suppose there's no way he could be embraced in his old life again. The only way to save him, I feel would be an entirely different endgame where say...the prince arrives on the island, brands you and constantin as traitors and the two of you have to stop the monarch from engorging himself on his own power trip. Maybe where he becomes a corrupted guardian born from the greed and malice of humanity?
I think that's kind of the point. It's not like you can just convince the ruling elites to give up their immense power, after all.
Still wears a necklace....
How many necklaces is this character wearing
There is a better ending still, where the peace and cooperation causes the malichor to slowly become less.
I followed a diplomatic path, did all side quests and chose Dunncar as king.
Same, I was able to get all factions to "friendly" so they all supported me in the last fight.
Completed today! Did the same
Same that's the best ending
Me too
Same! All quests, best relations with the factions, Siora for romance, Dunncas for high king, Doctor Asily executed, and Constantin defeated, feels good man.
I somehow managed to get the best ending at first try but damn it was hard not to kill the doctor.
Same. But it wasnt that hard to kill him.
@@Marquis-Sade you dont need the doctor for the best ending, only to keep his reasearch or have good relationship with every native
@@Random17Game Didnt know that. Thanks for the information :)
Are you talking about the doctor from the beginning? WHICH DOCTOR?
@@tulip5210 Doctor Asili, who experimented and mutilated the natives and the Nauts in his laboratory.
I worked for peace the entire game and would've gotten the perfect ending, but I just couldn't kill Constantin...
this ending reminds me Life is strange when Max had to decide save Chloe or arcadia bay
Similar issue I had except I wanted to kill Asili myself instead of letting him potentially get away. Screwed me out of the best ending sadly
The best ending is danm time consuming 😂😂
@@isabellejapan7819 oh, but that one was far easier. Chloe was an annoying punk who was only likable when in a wheelchair. saving her was the second most obvious wrong choice in gaming history, right after the destroy ending in mass effect 3.
@@elessal agree with life is strange but disagree with destroy ending in me3, it was the one thing you sought out to do over the course of 3 games, any other thing was not really logically explained how it works in order for shepard to believably make the decision to control/synthesize, you can't ask questions, you can't get dialogue about how people would handle these things down the line. Considering the very dialogue the starchild spews is super flawed.
2 years late but... it saddens to know this kind of ballads, a destiny set in stone...... The feelings of helplessness in not being able to do anything hits hard to us players, the controller. Especially when he said "Good night, sweet prince...". Or that seeing how Constantin turned from being cheerful into a tyrant. Indeed, it is unthinkable.
Let's all just be honest: The Ending for the Bridge Alliance at 7:48 IS the "GOOD" ending for these damn bastards!
You can get a happy ending for most people with 4/5 factions for anyone wondering
I got that. Fuck Hikmet
WarmPotato Fr man, I killed that Doctor guy and Hikmet refused to help
Same I hated Hikmet anyway
@@kieranjudd3301 i killed the doctor, but still hikmet helped me, not that i cared if Aphra would have died because the alliance didn't join, it was honestly the most scummy country
@@hansmercredi3636 Haha, same
Get ready, the memes are about the get spicy!
(Shoots self)
A little bit of meme on my blade, and let's go!!
I didnt know Siora became a Nadaig in one of the endings, even worse she had to serve Constantin. Fuck the rest of it, THATS the bad ending
It's even creepier because Constantine always says stuff about "not being able to say no" to her and "your beauty has enchanted me such that I can never refuse you" etc etc, kinda creepy vibes from that and then he enslaves her in a guardian form? Yeesh...
I think one of the best side quest was petrus quest. It was awesome and important like it should have been part of the main story
Quite late for a reply, but I agree. By the end of his Questline, I wanted to hug that ol' fox
@@darkmagicfan damn man you made remember this thing
I’m a wee bit late, but I gotta say Petrus surprised me. I hated him (and all of Theleme after meeting Aloysius or whoever it is that picks a fight with you as soon as you walk in). i wondered why this religion freak had to follow me. But gosh, he taught me not to judge a book by its cover. A sly fox he was, and he ended up being one of my favorite characters by the end. Wicked smart and an ol’ softy by the end of the game. What a redemption story!
@@justiniantbh I think that is one of the strongest points of Greedfall (and hopefully Spider's writing team going forward). They perfectly manage to show both the good and bad of almost any given faction. The only faction that this is not really true of is The Bridge Alliance, which even then if you do the side quest you ultimately manage to make them better. Because the side quest clearly shows that even the leader is initially fine with the inhumane research being conducted, ultimately only being won to your side via a court case that makes in no unclear terms the severity of what happened clear.
@@sadscientisthououinkyouma1867 absolutely!!! the factions felt multidimensional and i really appreciated that. you’re so right :)
At the end of the game, I played peacefully so everyone and every faction is friendly to me, but I choose to bond with Constantin because I thought there will be a mind battle between me and Constantin.
W8ing Sim lol same with me but I chose to kill him. I might replay so I can get a better bond with the companions.
I got the peaceful ending and everyone lived but damn, I wish De Sardet could have saved Constantin somehow. A bit of a shame though that the epilogue didn't say more about De Sardet. I'm guessing it's more of a "it's up to your imagination" kind of thing but I at least wish we could have chosen whether or not we'd stay noble or join the clan De Sardet's mother was from.
I wish the ending was better and had more involvement of my character
Thanks. Good work.
Great game, I finished it twice and made all achievements except one (extreme difficulty). Had lot of fun playing it. Spiders' best game yet.
If you haven't you should definitely play through it on extreme, i just finished my first play through, and played it on extreme, i loved the challenge it brought me along with the story.
@@awolfisreindhahaha5413 I finished it on Extreme some time ago. It wasn't that hard really ^^
this vid was helpful and interesting thank you. After watching this im satisfied with getting the good ending I wanted peace through the nations, I didn't want to kill Constantine but i just had to he was to far gone.
Dang no companions of mine died at the end. What did y’all do to get them killed?
If you don't do the faction-specific missions, and some of them don't show up for the final battle, your companions will still stay behind even if their own factions aren't there to help. Thus, they fall holding off Constantine's animal hordes.
Yankee i didn’t have theleme or bridge alliance. So clearly they don’t matter aha
Everyone survived
@@Darkheart1413 Maybe it's if you don't have any faction support at all
I accidentally got Kurt to kill himself during the Coin Guard Coup d’e tat, because I was only in Nice status with him/spared Kurt after the duel. Which was unfortunate, because I wanted to finish up Kurt’s and Vasco’s companion missions, after I revealed my ancestry to Constantin. Apparently, that wasn’t the right choice. Not to mention, I chose San Matheus to be saved over Hikmet. Besides that, everybody else was in friendly status.
If you don’t have support from the two paired factions those two companions will die. It’s usually never just one unless it’s Kurt.
i think the craziest thing about all of this is that all of this could have been avoided if Doctor Asili weren’t such a sadistic monster.
Constantin only went crazy because he was bonded to the earth, and he was only bonded to the earth to cure the malichor. If the doctor never poisoned Constantin, he might have never gone power crazy. For this reason I wished there was a good ending that also kicked Hikmet off the island. 😅
R.I.P. Constantin.....
I'm happy i managed to achieve the best ending on my first (and probably only) playthrough where all sides are changing for the better. I first had to try out the evil ending for funsies, since not many games allow you to end your story as the "fallen hero turned traitor" and I had to see it for myself. But afterwards i reloaded the save.
As for de Sardet, I'm glad it's left ambiguous. I'm a bit indecisive as to whether i want him to continue as the new governor or just ditch everything and join the Nauts with Vasco. His ancestry was satisfying, but he was still raised in Sérène and I just don't think joining his aunt with the natives would be fitting.
Thank you for creating this video. I got the best ending:))
I thought I wasn’t going to get the best ending but apparently it only took two endgame missions with Hikmet and Coinguard to get them to Friendly
just finished the game and it was the exact same for me
weird, I was supicious with coin guard and they still helped me. I got everyone
It feels strange that siding with Constantin is the bad ending regardless of what you've done up to that point. Imagine...
"My two young students became gods of Teer Fradee, and, in doing so, managed to accomplish more in bringing peace to the world than they ever could as humans. So, perhaps I am not that poor of a teacher."
"The Nations that vied for the resources of Teer Fradee were brought to heel, but, only in the threat of force. The ethical and social reforms that were already underway in Theleme and the Bridge Alliance allowed them to soon very easily live in peace with nature, as well as the native peoples of the island. The merchant congregation, always choosing the comfortable status quo, fell in line"
"The coin guard did well in restoring honor in their ranks. While an unsavory character would work their way into the ranks, on occasion, they would inevitably be flushed from the guard. Those that hid their treachery better were posthumously found out after going "missing" in the wilderness, controlled by the new watchful deities."
"The natives of the island, funnily enough, became the leaders in new technologies and industries. Given how the old nations were forced to reckon with the malichor being the fruit of their own advancements, new and old world traded knowledge, developed novel ideas, and eventually managed to advance in ways that still respected the land. The malichor has, in response, finally begun to recede. The native peoples of Teer Fradee held to their traditions, but, with a peaceful coexistence with their neighbors."
"The nauts continued to develop their seafaring technologies. However, as they slowly opened up their ranks to allow new arrivals and departures, the idea of a "Naut" became more of a spirit of adventure and reliability than just that of a guild member. Though, it is said that ships controlled by nauts have remarkably fast and pleasant weather for their expeditions; as if watched over by benevolent forces..."
"The companions of my young student, at first taken aback by his/her choice, eventually saw the new world forming before them as one full of promise. They eventually returned to their lives, bolstered by the new possibilities they found; and forever grateful for the friend who sacrificed his/her old life to give them such a chance"
"There was much fear that Constantin would bring ruin to the world by attaining his godlike power. But, I would believe he has learned from the cousin who rules alongside him. The values of mercy and charity, over brutality and greed, were all that were truly needed to cast off the ills of the old world. Perhaps Constantin knew he needed his beloved sibling to rule as he needed, and that sibling knew Constantin had it in him, still."
that was beautiful thank you
this sounds cool and all, but don't forget that Constantine couldn't have been reasoned with. He got blinded by power and something like convincing him to do good things for the interests of others just wouldn't work in the long run. Siding with Constantine is a shitty choice because he's a ruthless madman. The bonding ritual changed his ambitions and how he perceives the world. He needed to be killed, in spite of how De Sardet could feel about it.
Of course, realistically speaking, in our own world, the ruthless dictators and powerful men shouldn't be just killed in cold blood, they should be sentenced and imprisoned, but I don't think that's available when we're talking about an aspiring god hahah
How do you get the Malichor to decrease? Does it only happen with Dunncas? That damn tree promised to help, lol.
I'm guessing it doesn't work with the other two because Derdre just drives everyone off the island, cutting off contact and Ullan couldn't give a shit about the values of his people since he only wants power, so wouldn't actually help them heal the Earth.
Dunncas was the bets option ofc
@@dannyobrien4569 Ullan also welcomes them into strip mining and otherwise destroying the island which the many faced god states is the original reason for the Malichor to begin with, so Derdre will just drive them off (net neutral) Ullan is going to cause it everywhere and accelerate it (net negative, sneaky bastard too) and Dunncas is dedicated to healing and shows the old world how to do the same (net positive).
Super late comment, but I just recently finished the game and got the best ending almost my complete luck lol
The "en on mil frichtmen" or "tree", as it were, can't actually heal the malichor.
It does say however that it is within the power of those who are suffering from it that you can find the cure.
Remember, the Malichor isn't a "disease" and it's not a poison, and it was neither caused by a curse, or evil deed of an enraged witch.
It is a symptom of the uncaring and brutal "rotteness" civilization.
This is why the malichor only gets "healed" when you, as DeSardet, start to correct the horrible behaviors of the different factions.
The Nauts and their mistrust. Hikmet and its amoral practices of study. Theleme and their fanaticism. The Coin Guard and their greed.
They are all imbalanced and throughout the game you help these factions grow outside of just the island, and by doing so, the malichor begins to end.
Didn't expect the bad ending to be so bad lol. Constantin did really seem like he want to rebuild a better world although I guess they did leave it a bit open ended...
I think worst ending match for new sequel more than other ending, and with me it's best ending. All old world people must pay for what they do, like title of game they fall by greed, not by anything else
Yeah but he's tainted by his ideas of what that world would be- look at how he was going to go about it, rampantly stealing all the power for himself and ignoring the impact that had on everyone and everything around him- sounds exactly like the sins of the old world, just like the Many Faced God says.
He literally said he wanted to destroy the "old world" just how
So Petrus doesn’t die if theleme doesn’t support you?
I got the good ending for everything except the Nauts, the “ Other people tried to do what the Nauts did but Nauts have centuries of experience” slide. How do you get the one where natives sail with them and they let anyone join?
I think you have to keep their secrets when you do the nauts missions. that's what i did
L Anne Ah, well better luck next time I suppose, thanks.
@@jaxgallagher911 i didnt kept their secrets and got that ending aswell i just think you have to get all the rep points with them and help with the naut trying to sell off their secrets
@@felipeguzzonsenhorini1051: Maybe you killed Alba? She was innocent.
@@Rackergen Alba can actually die without you killing her too, if you go there immediately when the quest becomes available (during the "Aid for Constantine" quest) there are additional beasts in the cave (a great white beast that is directing others to attack, brought by Theleme) and as a result Alba is killed if you happen to enter during that. Really fascinating how the devs planned for that possibility and wrote it into everything.
How do you have your companions die in the last battle? Is it if you don't do any of their side quests? Much like Mass Effect 2?
I am glad about Kurt and MC. ❤️
How to get the last ending?
Man I really got the best ending possible (apart from the Bridge & Natives conflict, not sure how to avoid that)
Which events triggered the siora transformation ?
In my bad ending, it's the "acknowledgent" one, although she was present in the final battle. It doesn't make sense.
Based entirely on the slide that's shown, I surmise it only happens if you encourage her to murder the defenseless bridge alliance dude that tells you about her mom, waaaaay back at the start of the game.
still cant bring myself to kill constatin... guess ill never get happy end XD
I knifed him in the guts.
@@thejustice3139 good for you
"Good night sweet prince"
Got my blunderbust and blew his brains out
THE JUSTICE same i hated that guy
I couldnt forgive the doctor... i killed him with no remorse.... but with constantine..... i REALLY didnt want to kilo him
How do you get all your friends to die? Or just one? Mine all survived
If you don’t have support from the two paired factions those two companions will die.
I guess duncas was the best high king
Yeah I picked Deere and kinda regret it cause it leads to the malichor decimating the continent 😅
@@MattInmanReviews I picked her also. but I was all in on the Natives taking back control of the island
@@MattInmanReviews Same. I originally wanted Dunncas, but her showing up at the location of the crown surprised me. I figured she would try to fight me to the death, if I say no, so I didn’t want to go through that, because I didn’t believe it to be worth it. The natives already lost Bladnid, Vinbarr, and now Derdre? That would be too much. I later found out, that was not the case, and I’m too lazy to go through another play through at the moment.
@@twoface9959 That was pretty much my exact thinking, she basically just manipulated us into making her ruler 😂 and yeah my first play through was pretty thorough and I did all the side quests totaling to about 50 ish hours and I don’t wanna go through all that just for one choice I regret. I overall liked my ending aside from the decimation of the continents people. Some of them are shitty, sure but they didn’t deserve a mass plague IMO.
@@MattInmanReviews Unfortunately, I let Hikmet be the ones to get taken over by the Coin Guard, so I missed some side quests, and couldn’t finish the camp site mission. I also got decimation of the continent, but my comrades, outside of Kurt, all survived and got their good endings (Siora was my romance option). Besides, not finishing up Kurt’s companion missions, ahead of the ancestry mission, and not making Dunncas high king, I have no regrets either. I mostly enjoyed the experience overall for a AA game. Got it for free with PS Plus as well.
I wonder what determines if the malicor decreases or increases on the contiment? Is it weather duncas becomes highking or not?
Oliver Mayer Probably, I can not imagine any other decision that would make sense
I'm pretty sure it's A) Dunncas is high king and B) Constantin is killed. The only way to "heal" the malichor was to be at peace with the earth (whatever that means). Dunncas was the only one who "patiently worked with savants (Bridge) and theologians (Theleme) to find balance".
@@headoverheels88 I dont regret supporting Daedre and wipeing them all back to their continent where they can rot due to their own greed. To me thats the only true way to save the Island and the native culture. A coexistance would never work in reality.
@@olivermayer4681 That's fair. I personally chose the balance path, because I didn't feel like punishing the innocent civilians on the old continent for their leaders' greed. With that said, Daedre was my second choice!
@@headoverheels88 Your ending is the better ending i agree, still It feels too perfect, too naive to me.
Damn I should have picked high queen Derdre. I didn't think she'd be able to defeat all the colonists and I didn't want the natives to be punished for their defeat. Fuck the continent
pick the chill one
I guess you can only go so far in the end. I achieve some of these in game and didnt get the ending version of it. Like I reveal the secret of saint and didn't hear a word about it.
It worked for me you must have done something different or it was a glitch
Did you maintain positive relations with Theleme and convince the Cardinal to fully reveal all of the secrets to the mainland? And also possibly you have to bring Petrus to the debate on whether she should- and also completely destroy the Ordo Luminus in all of their quests.
All i did, did for constantine my brother.
The game is or was great minus forcing you to play a certain way, sadly it's not a true rpg's as in deciding but more of a character play
The game got so goddam repetitive that there’s no way I would consider playing it another time.
Yeah and the worst part is all the running back and forth between shit. Was really dragging on me in the last half. Just let me fucking travel to any point on the map from anywhere. Having to run back and forth for 10 minutes just to tell a dude that another dude said something is ridiculous.
I killed the doctor without batting an eye still got the good ending
In my ending I had elected dedre as Queen and killed consatatin. De sardet of course being dead and married to siora. Everything had regrow and non natives kicked out. Pretty much what I wanted to happen.
I shanked the shit outta Kurt and Constantin, and picked Dunncas as High King... but unfortunately, I messed up and never got to hit on Vasco. Other than that my ending was perfect 😂
Why is this me? The entire time i was like "OH im so into Vasco, me and him are definitely endgame" but when i saw the last two decisions, i was like: "Oh well fuck me brother-cousin! You can have me" and chose to bond with 'em. I still ask myself "Have i made the right choice? Yeaaahhh, i think so"
WouldYouJust _ how did you kill Kurt? Wish I could’ve hit on basic too but I got the best ending. Everyone’s alive the continent and the new one got along and the plague was cured. No love intrest tho.
too bad, all ending story are just slide image, wish is cut scene
0:32 i killed Constantin but didn't get this slide.
Because your high king is not ullan
So who is best to be crowned king?
Duncas
Dedre
Duncas keeps the settlers and both parties share knowledge and science. It's better than Derdre, the settlers will certainly comeback again and with full force. Ullan is a treacherous asshole.
It depends. If you like a cooperative spirit and peace, Dunncas. If you want to see Teer Fradee made into a shopping mall, Ullan. If you just can't get enough genocide, Dedre.
vsgfilmgroup I have to say that this put a smile on my face😂 if you can’t get enough genocide dedre made me laugh so hard
I had no problem whatsoever to kill Constantine. Is it something wrong with me?
no, you're actually the right one, there just wasn't any other way.
Why did siora die in my ending
yes I am spoiling myself
How do you even get your companions killed?
From what I've read, your companions stay along the way towards the volcano even if their factions aren't there, so I assume they get overwhelmed by the beasts and die.
@@francomaemori7123 That’s funny, because I didn’t have the Bridge Alliance support for this battle, but Aphra stayed alive to put up weapons to basically be under Dunncas’ tutelage on the island.
They didn't do a whole lot to really bond and connect me with Constantine like the bond I felt with my Mass Effect crew for example. It would have been next to impossible to kill a Garrus or Artur Morgan for example 😁
So Constantine was a party boy and a drunk, so what? Needed more character development imo, but still a great game from a small developer. I made the right choices based on my first playthrough with how I role played.
After 50h of playing this game, I was completely underwhelmed by its ending. I was expecting something epic, LOTR style, but that was not meant to be. Shame. The game had potential but it ended leaving me with a disappointed feeling.
Oh fuck it. Side with Constantin is the best ending. All the useless companions (except Petrus, who I like) die, all the idiots who didn't thank, venerate or even pay for your help get fu$ked as they should.
And you become a god, from then, make the world a better place.
holy fuck that's such a libertarian take XDDDDDDDDD
All the "endings" are terrible junk. What a massive anticlimactic let down this game turned out to be.
Better than Bioware
@@aramis9331 im currently playing dragon age origins. Although I can't speak for the endings (yet), the dialogue and branching options are vastly superior. Max coercion sometimes feels a little forced, but what you character says at least fits the "persuasive" type.
@@skillo6399 I mean “new” Bioware. DA:Origins is amazing
@@aramis9331 ya mean the power fantasy where you can horny bard your way through the whole game? 😂 Romance was so bad in that game pick a single flirt option by mistake and you have to dump someone. Origins wasn't bad but it isn't the 10/10 people treat it like, was a generic grab a bunch of character tropes to fight off the dragons dark army. Inquisition was great tho. Only issue with GreedFall is how the character remains constant persona wise despite choices, and then suddenly can go supervillain at the end. (Tho I suppose you could ignore quests and tell all the factions to fuck off along the way, then it's pretty in character)
@@SoulThornReaper C'mon, DA:O is 9.5/10 just because it has many bugs (not counting Awakening which was unbalanced). Would be 10/10 otherwise. I've recently replayed all of it and damn, I haven't had such a good time in a very, very long time. Inquisition was good, but far from Origins imo. Greedfall is the closest non-old-bioware game I could find. The only downside of Greenfall for me is the combat - companions are almost useless, spam parry and you win 90% of the fights, add some dodges and you win all of them (extreme diff, first playthrough). I wish it had a combat system like DA:O and not like Dark Souls. Loved how companions interacted during dialogs - I think Greedfall did a better job than DA:O with this.
I had absolutely ZERO desire to romance her, I'm surprised she was even an option. I hated her attitude, especially when you try to make advances and she basically just insults you because of it. Unless you were talking about science shit, she wasn't interested. Which I thought was whack as hell.
Whereas, Soira immediately warms up to you and responds in kind when you show her affection. Even when Aphra was mostly nice, I still didn't like her at all. Soira was much more appealing to me in every aspect; both physically and emotionally. Same with Petrus... Dude creeped me out, especially with that creepy ass voice.