Magnus Posted September 2, 2011 Posted September 2, 2011 As far as I'm concerned you can only be good. Except you said you got the evil ending, which means you had to have played a majority of the game as a bad guy. Unless you think killing civilians and wreaking havoc constitutes as 'good'. Or unless you were just confused and when you said that you "suddenly turned evil" at the end, you actually got the good ending without realizing it. But yeah, the moral choices were embarrassing.
dwarf Posted September 2, 2011 Posted September 2, 2011 I feel ashamed that I didn't end any musician's dreams or ruin any twatty protesters. I'm a waste.
Daft Posted September 3, 2011 Author Posted September 3, 2011 Except you said you got the evil ending, which means you had to have played a majority of the game as a bad guy. Unless you think killing civilians and wreaking havoc constitutes as 'good'. Or unless you were just confused and when you said that you "suddenly turned evil" at the end, you actually got the good ending without realizing it. But yeah, the moral choices were embarrassing. Yeah, I got the good ending and then thought, lol, no. I want the bad ending because I think it's a legitimate choice and watched YouTube.
dwarf Posted September 3, 2011 Posted September 3, 2011 Chose to 'fulfil' karmic destiny in the game because I wanted that Western feel-good vibe. IRL I would've saved myself. Probably an instinctual thing. It's the principle that if you're not alive, who gives a shite about those who are? I will not die, it’s the world that will end
flameboy Posted September 4, 2011 Posted September 4, 2011 So I thought your game save from the 1st game was meant to carry over in some form? Just I played it evil and the game seems to have started with me being good (I assume as my lightening is blue!)
Hero-of-Time Posted September 4, 2011 Posted September 4, 2011 So I thought your game save from the 1st game was meant to carry over in some form? Just I played it evil and the game seems to have started with me being good (I assume as my lightening is blue!) Here's what you get and how to do it. So for those of us that played and completed the first inFamous game, the developers decided to reward players that completed the first game by offering starting bonuses for Cole McGrath's second adventure. Finished the game on any difficulty: 1,000 starting XP Have obtained a Good or Evil Trophy: Start with level 1 good or bad karma Have found 25 percent of the blast shards: Energy core (health bar segment) Have found 50 percent of the blast shards: Two energy cores Certain unspecified "decisions" also result in changes in side missions, Dead Drops and dialogue Note that this feature checks your local trophy data on your PS3, not your save file. Even if you have earned the inFamous trophies and have synced them to the servers but they're not saved locally on your system itself, this feature won't appear upon starting a new game. To get around this, do the following: Start up inFamous 1 Load your save(s), and then save again Local trophy data should now be in your PS3 Start up a new game in inFamous 2
flameboy Posted September 4, 2011 Posted September 4, 2011 Here's what you get and how to do it. urgh dammit well at least I'm not too far into it. I will do it and restart!
flameboy Posted September 16, 2011 Posted September 16, 2011 So finished this last night. 100% collected blast shards this morning got just 1 dead drop to find and I loved it. @Daft I have to come out and say you were spot on in saying this is a game of the year contender. I didn't expect it to be because it doesn't look any different from the original from the press it's been getting. However it really is so much better due to the refinements that have been made to the game. I chose the bad ending and despite at first feeling like I'd maybe made the wrong choice by the end I did feel it was a legitimate choice and was happy with my decision as such, for my Cole it was the best result and for the world at large going forward it may well be too. Although one thing I had to do was heart wrenching. Infamous is the only game I've ever played evil in and am glad I continued this in 2. However I don't feel the heart strings are tugged enough to make you really think. The Kuo/Nix was interesting but it was somewhat telling that no matter who you chose the opposite would always come running back to you at some point. I assumed you could change your karma at the end and went back to try it but it doesn't let you due to you being locked in. Early in the game when you pick who to combine powers with it will shift you completly round, I picked Kuo's because she could fly and thought that was cool but it shifted me straight to good and that's not what I wanted so without even trying the powers out I reloaded an old save. I assumed you could do the same at the end opening up the RFI. One final bizarre thing I still have two areas that are under enemy control but no more side missions to do? Do you have to be good to unlock all the missions or is it a case of killing enemies and hoping one of the mission pop up where you find a radio talking about a convoy that needs destroying or summit.
Magnus Posted September 16, 2011 Posted September 16, 2011 or is it a case of killing enemies and hoping one of the mission pop up where you find a radio talking about a convoy that needs destroying or summit. Yes. ..................
Daft Posted September 16, 2011 Author Posted September 16, 2011 Glad you enjoyed it. This game really did not get enough love. I'm waiting for the Move controls before playing through it again. Really looking forward to the DLC.
flameboy Posted September 16, 2011 Posted September 16, 2011 Glad you enjoyed it. This game really did not get enough love. I'm waiting for the Move controls before playing through it again. Really looking forward to the DLC. Yeah coming out week of E3 didn't help. Also didn't know they were adding Move controls, looks like will hold out for them before doing a second playthrough on hard as a good guy after all!
Hero-of-Time Posted November 2, 2011 Posted November 2, 2011 I bought and played through the DLC yesterday. I found it quite enjoyable, even though it only lasts a few hours. I loved the bat flying move, it made getting around so much quicker and easier. I also liked the fact that they made this a standalone package, so you don't need to keep a hold of the retail game. As I said, it's a short experience but well worth it, especially at the cut price for PS+ owners.
flameboy Posted November 2, 2011 Posted November 2, 2011 I bought and played through the DLC yesterday. I found it quite enjoyable, even though it only lasts a few hours. I loved the bat flying move, it made getting around so much quicker and easier. I also liked the fact that they made this a standalone package, so you don't need to keep a hold of the retail game. As I said, it's a short experience but well worth it, especially at the cut price for PS+ owners. Yeah I plan on picking it up at some point. I love how Zeke's little made up stories basically mean that anything can happen in these side stories. I hope we see more of them as time goes on. It's an easy fun way of reusuing the games assests and giving cheaper affordable bite sized chunks of Infamous!
Daft Posted November 2, 2011 Author Posted November 2, 2011 I loved it. It mixed up everything and felt fresh. Kind of a shame it was over so quickly but that's not a knock at it since it was just a downloadable game.
Cookyman Posted December 29, 2011 Posted December 29, 2011 (edited) Infamous festival of blood (full game with dynamic theme) was £7.99 now £3.99! 3.7 gb download but a damn good price Edited December 29, 2011 by Cookyman
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