Ok I wanna play this game 50 more times and reach the last one seeing what Alice will say! Holy crap I forgot there are other outcomes that look like... THIS?!?! And yes, now I realised it cuz it got on my featured.
@NotoriousTim Жыл бұрын
I love that the non-lethal option is more cruel in these games. My enemies deserve a fate worse than death.
@flargarbason1740 Жыл бұрын
Why do people keep saying killing him is the better choice? He’s an idiot now, that’s all. He’s not catatonic or suffering, if anything he’s probably happier now that he doesn’t have so much to think about.
@George-zj9rr Жыл бұрын
"I want cookies. And a 90 minute cut of Avatar!"
@joker-07232 жыл бұрын
I get that everyone hates this ending but i personally love it. Dishonored 2 has style but it never reaches the utter grimness of Dishonored 1 that made it so captivating. Seeing the results of the lobotomy here, however, gives just a little glimpse of thjat utter bleakness from the first game and that visceral sense of destroying a persons life to the point that they're but a walking corpse.
@JosephPiatt2 жыл бұрын
After hearing this my first playthrough, I just killed him in every subsequent run. I cannot imagine the hell of losing your intelligence and creativity, and *knowing* what you've lost.
@flargarbason1740 Жыл бұрын
But… beetles
@ramanspeedballof9302 жыл бұрын
What always deeply bugs me is the overwhelming amount of people who just automatically assume that "an age of innovation" is objectively a good thing
@PyramidHACK2 жыл бұрын
Fuck, bro, you're absolutely spot on. It's pretty much why we have ZuckerBORG trying to push a Metaverse and Elon Musk pushing Neural Link, while working on A.I., and people applauding the "internet of things"
@Thinker19852 жыл бұрын
Knowledge is almost always a good thing, but it can sure be misused. The onus is on us.
@flargarbason1740 Жыл бұрын
@@Thinker1985 but humans will never get along with eachother as a whole. It’s just not in our nature, so people will always misuse them.
@gsa9042 жыл бұрын
His talk about beetles made me think it was easter egg from game of throne when Tyrion talked with Jaremy in prison
@macrograms2 жыл бұрын
"..the duke was ... well, he was furious." interviewer {i'm going to be hanged..}
@awesomenurmzamri57892 жыл бұрын
To me the non lethal way which you melt his brain r even cruel than putting a blade in his heart. A bit sad that he stray from the path, he and sokolov would made a great duo like how sokolov and piero back then
@cardboardbox1912 жыл бұрын
I'm not sure from the heart it seems like he might have a happy life though probably an unproductive one.
@awesomenurmzamri57892 жыл бұрын
@@cardboardbox191 that might be true tho but for me the non lethal ways put one in a bad long lasting suffocation. But we'll who knows. Sokolov once against corvo too XD
@leventetoth37142 жыл бұрын
I noticed that in Dishonored the non-lethal solutions are almost always worse for the target than slipping a blade between their ribcages.
@awesomenurmzamri57892 жыл бұрын
@@leventetoth3714 ikr most Jon lethal way put the person in an internal pain like being a someone who res from dishonored 1, being zapped til you lost everything dishonored2 and ship the whaler guy in Daud dlc. Its just putting em into misery and torture
@flargarbason1740 Жыл бұрын
@@leventetoth3714 Not really? I mean, you cure the crown killer (saving her instead) you just turn Delilah into a normal person (only making her an outcast to witches), you send Luca Abele to prison, and just make Jindosh an idiot.
@ilanselaphiel25572 жыл бұрын
I know he was an asshole but this is actually really depressing.
@lemonnitrate30503 жыл бұрын
Jindosh always saddened me. He wasn’t wrong when he told you during his time in the chair that you were ruining an age of innovation. Think of what he could have accomplished were he not such an evil man
@PyramidHACK2 жыл бұрын
And then you go take out Ashford. If you take the non-lethal option, then go to her office and speak to the Delilah statue, Corvo tells her "Tell me, Delilah. If you didn't have so much hate, what would you have?" -while wagging his finger at her. Honestly, the writing in this game is a bit cringey.
@skylarsorell92122 жыл бұрын
@@PyramidHACK Corvo's dialogue sucks for sure. I always play as Emily personally
@LackadaisicalYouth Жыл бұрын
@@PyramidHACKwell, he’s had the Mark of the Outsider for like, three decades now, it’s bound to brainwash him with superpowers
@ginge641 Жыл бұрын
@@LackadaisicalYouth Bruh what the fuck is this defence?
@JeanneMyBeloved Жыл бұрын
@@PyramidHACK how is that cringe
@mauth75153 жыл бұрын
I like to think that Jindosh recovered after a while, and with the new leadership he could point his genius in a better direction.
@Techhunter_Talon3 жыл бұрын
Sadly, as of Death of the Outsider, he's dead. Either he was killed by Emily's own hand or getting his brain fried caused him to die from health complications not long after the events of Dishonored 2.
@nobleradical21582 жыл бұрын
@@Techhunter_Talon wait where does it say that? It mentions that he "isn't around" to deal with his bank vault, but I don't think that means he's fully dead.
@jamessamster652 жыл бұрын
he has a diary note in his house that says he holds no hatred for the kaldwin empire. he simply just wanted to follow which path looked most likely to succeed. he's not a great person, but I'm sure he would be easily won over after the events of the game
@tristintaylor79993 жыл бұрын
Honestly I think killing him is the greater kindness, you know the people of the house hated him and he was still cruel by nature to the bugs so why not kill hi. And spare him that torture
@Ksavputin3 жыл бұрын
i think killing him is wrong, because he is an inventor who ultimately chose the wrong side of political conflict. he is a douche, but he is also a genius whose intelegence, may improve thousand of lives. clockwork soldiers are a terrifing and misguided invention, but it is also a technical marvel that could compare only to a wall of light made by sokolov, who also chose the wrong side of political conflict and yet, the game decides that he should live. there is no perfect way of dealing with jindosh, be i the main characther, i would be impressed by him and his inventions, and do everything in my power, supernatural power included, to persuade him to change sides. i hope that the effects of shock are temporary and he will recover. nevertheless i agree the killing him using his own clockwork soldiers is ironic as hell, shame that there is no achivement for that.
@SirCaco2 жыл бұрын
@@Ksavputin There is however a special Clockwork Soldier playback for when one of the machines identifies his own dead body. Which is a nice detail.
@fredv73492 жыл бұрын
The non-lethal ways are usually more cruel if you think about it. The aftermath of most of them explain or shows how they suffered till they eventually died. It may be more 'grey' but they definitely do not get a happy ending.
@PyramidHACK2 жыл бұрын
@@fredv7349 Do they ever mention Lady Boyle or what happened to her after you take the non-lethal route on her?
@sardonicus17392 жыл бұрын
@@PyramidHACK There's nothing canon I don't think but I remember reaading the devs saying that, "she probably wrapped that pathetic adoring creep around her finger, and eventually killed him and took everything he had."
@RK-qi4tv3 жыл бұрын
Never knew this existed. Where do I find this audiograph?
@sensiblecashew3 жыл бұрын
This audiograph is located in Duke Abele's study within the Grand Palace, on his desk. You know, I've never actually checked to see if there's a different audiograph there for runs where Jindosh dies, or simply nothing.
@Deathloop093 жыл бұрын
If you kill jindosh there is no audio graph only if you melt his brain
@calebirwin39643 жыл бұрын
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@theblade41___563 жыл бұрын
*1
@calebirwin39643 жыл бұрын
@@theblade41___56 well it was 0 4 months ago
@crowsenpai56254 жыл бұрын
“She let me keep a few off them in a jar. I pulled off their legs.” Even mentally handicapped, Jindosh shows his natural...”curiosity” to find out how things work. I hope the maids never get him a pet cat.
@hermitcrapp56134 жыл бұрын
This conclusion makes sherlock sound like a sore loser. Superstitious and non-scientific. Not to mention the bald head, lol.
@murasakino91734 жыл бұрын
0:50 Terminator reference/Easter egg!
@FuzzyBunnyLover1235 жыл бұрын
So like Bernard was making automatons and left that note saying "I believe I'm the chosen one. God help me" implying that he has no control and is scared. So in a way I feel like he is being compelled by the curse to do its dirty work but there's no "the curs is real" option for that scenario
@babbisp16 жыл бұрын
I'm 96% sure that the 2nd guy in this audiograph is voiced by Ike Amade (the guy who voiced Dayo Igwe in 'Prey')
@exnomer50023 жыл бұрын
That would make sense given that Arkane Studios made both Dishonored 2 AND Prey. Voice actor connections and whatnot...
@giornogiovanna83533 жыл бұрын
Dishonored 2 and prey is mah favourite i still have them till now
@snowfroten54067 жыл бұрын
this is sad but it shows a deaper version of him hes got deadlines, and he is cruel by his own curious nature also this is a little funny
@coolclaytony7 жыл бұрын
Imagine what the maid's reaction was finding a mush-brained Jindosh in his study.
@AskForDoodles7 жыл бұрын
It was really sweet of her to just be like "oh I guess we have a tall child now, better take him to the park so he can play" :)
@Seleteles3 жыл бұрын
Must have been a shock - particularly as she never would have been there before.
@vehk93773 жыл бұрын
There's a newspaper you can find in Ashworth's mission which said that he had a terrible reputation even among his own staff. They probably fucked with him a lot.
@Slick_Tails7 жыл бұрын
I watched my buddy play this and couldn't help but laugh when this option came up. XD Yes, with all the suspects, motivations, conspiracy and intrigue... It was obviously THE CURSE!
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Ok I wanna play this game 50 more times and reach the last one seeing what Alice will say! Holy crap I forgot there are other outcomes that look like... THIS?!?! And yes, now I realised it cuz it got on my featured.
I love that the non-lethal option is more cruel in these games. My enemies deserve a fate worse than death.
Why do people keep saying killing him is the better choice? He’s an idiot now, that’s all. He’s not catatonic or suffering, if anything he’s probably happier now that he doesn’t have so much to think about.
"I want cookies. And a 90 minute cut of Avatar!"
I get that everyone hates this ending but i personally love it. Dishonored 2 has style but it never reaches the utter grimness of Dishonored 1 that made it so captivating. Seeing the results of the lobotomy here, however, gives just a little glimpse of thjat utter bleakness from the first game and that visceral sense of destroying a persons life to the point that they're but a walking corpse.
After hearing this my first playthrough, I just killed him in every subsequent run. I cannot imagine the hell of losing your intelligence and creativity, and *knowing* what you've lost.
But… beetles
What always deeply bugs me is the overwhelming amount of people who just automatically assume that "an age of innovation" is objectively a good thing
Fuck, bro, you're absolutely spot on. It's pretty much why we have ZuckerBORG trying to push a Metaverse and Elon Musk pushing Neural Link, while working on A.I., and people applauding the "internet of things"
Knowledge is almost always a good thing, but it can sure be misused. The onus is on us.
@@Thinker1985 but humans will never get along with eachother as a whole. It’s just not in our nature, so people will always misuse them.
His talk about beetles made me think it was easter egg from game of throne when Tyrion talked with Jaremy in prison
"..the duke was ... well, he was furious." interviewer {i'm going to be hanged..}
To me the non lethal way which you melt his brain r even cruel than putting a blade in his heart. A bit sad that he stray from the path, he and sokolov would made a great duo like how sokolov and piero back then
I'm not sure from the heart it seems like he might have a happy life though probably an unproductive one.
@@cardboardbox191 that might be true tho but for me the non lethal ways put one in a bad long lasting suffocation. But we'll who knows. Sokolov once against corvo too XD
I noticed that in Dishonored the non-lethal solutions are almost always worse for the target than slipping a blade between their ribcages.
@@leventetoth3714 ikr most Jon lethal way put the person in an internal pain like being a someone who res from dishonored 1, being zapped til you lost everything dishonored2 and ship the whaler guy in Daud dlc. Its just putting em into misery and torture
@@leventetoth3714 Not really? I mean, you cure the crown killer (saving her instead) you just turn Delilah into a normal person (only making her an outcast to witches), you send Luca Abele to prison, and just make Jindosh an idiot.
I know he was an asshole but this is actually really depressing.
Jindosh always saddened me. He wasn’t wrong when he told you during his time in the chair that you were ruining an age of innovation. Think of what he could have accomplished were he not such an evil man
And then you go take out Ashford. If you take the non-lethal option, then go to her office and speak to the Delilah statue, Corvo tells her "Tell me, Delilah. If you didn't have so much hate, what would you have?" -while wagging his finger at her. Honestly, the writing in this game is a bit cringey.
@@PyramidHACK Corvo's dialogue sucks for sure. I always play as Emily personally
@@PyramidHACKwell, he’s had the Mark of the Outsider for like, three decades now, it’s bound to brainwash him with superpowers
@@LackadaisicalYouth Bruh what the fuck is this defence?
@@PyramidHACK how is that cringe
I like to think that Jindosh recovered after a while, and with the new leadership he could point his genius in a better direction.
Sadly, as of Death of the Outsider, he's dead. Either he was killed by Emily's own hand or getting his brain fried caused him to die from health complications not long after the events of Dishonored 2.
@@Techhunter_Talon wait where does it say that? It mentions that he "isn't around" to deal with his bank vault, but I don't think that means he's fully dead.
he has a diary note in his house that says he holds no hatred for the kaldwin empire. he simply just wanted to follow which path looked most likely to succeed. he's not a great person, but I'm sure he would be easily won over after the events of the game
Honestly I think killing him is the greater kindness, you know the people of the house hated him and he was still cruel by nature to the bugs so why not kill hi. And spare him that torture
i think killing him is wrong, because he is an inventor who ultimately chose the wrong side of political conflict. he is a douche, but he is also a genius whose intelegence, may improve thousand of lives. clockwork soldiers are a terrifing and misguided invention, but it is also a technical marvel that could compare only to a wall of light made by sokolov, who also chose the wrong side of political conflict and yet, the game decides that he should live. there is no perfect way of dealing with jindosh, be i the main characther, i would be impressed by him and his inventions, and do everything in my power, supernatural power included, to persuade him to change sides. i hope that the effects of shock are temporary and he will recover. nevertheless i agree the killing him using his own clockwork soldiers is ironic as hell, shame that there is no achivement for that.
@@Ksavputin There is however a special Clockwork Soldier playback for when one of the machines identifies his own dead body. Which is a nice detail.
The non-lethal ways are usually more cruel if you think about it. The aftermath of most of them explain or shows how they suffered till they eventually died. It may be more 'grey' but they definitely do not get a happy ending.
@@fredv7349 Do they ever mention Lady Boyle or what happened to her after you take the non-lethal route on her?
@@PyramidHACK There's nothing canon I don't think but I remember reaading the devs saying that, "she probably wrapped that pathetic adoring creep around her finger, and eventually killed him and took everything he had."
Never knew this existed. Where do I find this audiograph?
This audiograph is located in Duke Abele's study within the Grand Palace, on his desk. You know, I've never actually checked to see if there's a different audiograph there for runs where Jindosh dies, or simply nothing.
If you kill jindosh there is no audio graph only if you melt his brain
4 yearls ago and 0 dislikes what
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@@theblade41___56 well it was 0 4 months ago
“She let me keep a few off them in a jar. I pulled off their legs.” Even mentally handicapped, Jindosh shows his natural...”curiosity” to find out how things work. I hope the maids never get him a pet cat.
This conclusion makes sherlock sound like a sore loser. Superstitious and non-scientific. Not to mention the bald head, lol.
0:50 Terminator reference/Easter egg!
So like Bernard was making automatons and left that note saying "I believe I'm the chosen one. God help me" implying that he has no control and is scared. So in a way I feel like he is being compelled by the curse to do its dirty work but there's no "the curs is real" option for that scenario
I'm 96% sure that the 2nd guy in this audiograph is voiced by Ike Amade (the guy who voiced Dayo Igwe in 'Prey')
That would make sense given that Arkane Studios made both Dishonored 2 AND Prey. Voice actor connections and whatnot...
Dishonored 2 and prey is mah favourite i still have them till now
this is sad but it shows a deaper version of him hes got deadlines, and he is cruel by his own curious nature also this is a little funny
Imagine what the maid's reaction was finding a mush-brained Jindosh in his study.
It was really sweet of her to just be like "oh I guess we have a tall child now, better take him to the park so he can play" :)
Must have been a shock - particularly as she never would have been there before.
There's a newspaper you can find in Ashworth's mission which said that he had a terrible reputation even among his own staff. They probably fucked with him a lot.
I watched my buddy play this and couldn't help but laugh when this option came up. XD Yes, with all the suspects, motivations, conspiracy and intrigue... It was obviously THE CURSE!
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