If you didn’t do a playthrough on the hardest difficulty where you never got spotted, didn’t kill anyone, and never used any powers besides the default teleportation power, then you didn’t beat the game.
>>732250383Its crazy how this studio blacked their own protagonist and literally killed one of the most successful gaming franchises in a single installment kek
>>732250615I remember that DLC not rewarding you for doing ghost playthroughs and that making me mad at the time.
>>732250383But I'm sure you definitely for sure did all those things, right OP?
>>732250615>killed one of the most successful gaming franchises in a single installment kekIt's more complex than thatD2 was more expensive than skyrim and barely broke even despite being a good game
Correct, clean hands and ghost are canon.>>732250802Same. The game clearly didn't want you to do it because the vast majority of her already dogshit powers were lethal and you didn't get the ghost/ clean hands bonus after each chapter.
>>732250383That's weird because I beat the game without doing that
>>732250615>Ah yes, the protagonist everyone was clamoring for, the sidekick from the DLC that betrays you. What's the goal of the game? To kill the mysterious being, who is the bulk of the game's lore and one of the main things that makes the game unique, of course!What the fuck were they thinking?
>>732250383Are the enemies more award on higher difficulty?
>>732250383>he used teleportation >he thinks he can brag while being gifted a superpower closely related to fucking noclip
Never detected murder hobo is the most fun way to play
>>732251445>tainted by Anita with shit writing >shorter than dishonored>less ingenious level design>shameful optimization on release on all platforms, needed a full package of updates bet the money spent was much like those oiled palms given to "diversity and feminism advisors" (aka Jewish scams)
>>732251354I have played through this game in the exact way I described at least twenty times. It’s the only way I know how to play this game anymore.
