Agent Chapter 1 ending question. *spoilers*

[Kaedusz]

Ok,there are a lot of threads about the different possible endings.This is about something different.

Here i just wanna ask what is the most possible *canon* ending?I know there is not exactly canon in this game for stuff like that but still... What ending would make the most sense for all agents ,from full light side to full dark side.if ever they make a certain ending a canon.

 

I personally think that activating the eradicators and allowing a few casualties in order to capture and later execute Jadus makes the most sense.What do you think?

 

PS:In the future if they continue the story and it turns out Jadus is alive and well in all endings,even if you chose the above mentioned ending like me, i would be pretty pissed because i sacrificed a lot of imperial lives to capture him to be executed.

Edited March 7, 2013 by Kaedusz

[verfallen]

I don't know for all endings, and I don't plan doing them ALL either.

 

What i can tell you is if you save people and he flees, you don't hear from him again.

 

Just finished the story on my LS sniper (mostly LS actually) and my DS operative is about to move on to alderaan. I'm still undecided on my end of chapter one decision.

Edited March 7, 2013 by verfallen

[chuixupu]

Jadus is alive in all possible choices, and imprisoned in only one.

[Kaedusz]

Jadus is alive in all possible choices, and imprisoned in only one.

Are you sure of this?

 

So basically the choice in which you capture him,so the Dark Council can woop his as$ is the worst in the game?

I would have never have sacrificed 10,000 imperials just so he can be captured and thrown in prison,despite the fact that this choice is better than joining him and the Eradicators killing millions.In my reasoning its better to let 10,000 imperials die and making sure he is captured and then *killed* than letting him escape, saving imperial lives in the moment/short term,but risking much greater devastation when he comes back as Watcher 2 said.

 

But if he is going to play a part in a future storyline then the only reasonable choices would be joining him,or stopping the Eradicators and letting him escape /or talking him down.Letting 10,000 imperials die would be pointless if nothing is achieved.

Edited March 7, 2013 by Kaedusz

[chuixupu]

Are you sure of this?

 

So basically the choice in which you capture him,so the Dark Council can woop his as$ is the worst in the game?

I would have never have sacrificed 10,000 imperials just so he can be captured and thrown in prison,despite the fact that this choice is better than joining him and the Eradicators killing millions.In my reasoning its better to let 10,000 imperials die and making sure he is captured and then *killed* than letting him escape, saving imperial lives in the moment/short term,but risking much greater devastation when he comes back as Watcher 2 said.

 

What I mean is, you don't find out anything beyond that chapter. He could be executed, but they don't tell you, or they want him to return to the story. On a side note, I think that risk wasn't worth it anyway.

 

But if he is going to play a part in a future storyline then the only reasonable choices would be joining him,or stopping the Eradicators and letting him escape /or talking him down.Letting 10,000 imperials die would be pointless if nothing is achieved.

 

You can't make decisions in the present based on what will happen in the future. Sometimes enormous risks are taken that end up backfiring. You play your character the way you think they would react. We might never really find out what happens to Jadus, at this point who can say?

[PhilD]

I do have to say that I was pleasantly surprised to walk onto the bridge and discover Jadus. Up until the moment of the reveal I was convinced it was going to be Watcher Two.