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Choice: Directed by J. Miller Tobin. With Piper Perabo, Daniel Sunjata, Kate Jennings Grant, Aimee Teegarden. Jake continues to work different angles of the murder case against the daughter of a disgraced news anchor.
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- Drama, Thriller
- J. Miller Tobin
- 2016-11-17
Nov 10, 2016 · Notorious 1x09 "Choice" Season 1 Episode 9 Promo - Jake furiously works different angles of the murder case against Maya Hartman (Haley Ramm), daughter of disgraced news...
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Karmic Moments are moments in the game where the game stops, and Cole and Delsin think of the possibilities and outcomes of their choices. The moments are indicated by a red and blue lightning symbol divided by a question mark (See picture to the right). Each moment will have an outcome that will lower or raise your Karma level. In inFAMOUS 2, thou...
Food Drop
Once Cole defeats the Reapers attacking Archer Square, he looks over the dropped provisions. Afterwards, Cole can: •Good: Let the crowd take the food. •Evil: Shoot the water underneath the crowd (or the crowd itself) to make them flee.
Riot
After Cole and Zeke make it to Stampton Bridge, they find a mob of people protesting to be let out of the quarantine. There are several armed riot police. From here, Cole can: •Good: Face the riot police himself. This will lead to less innocent lives being lost. •Evil: Shoot a policeman or shoot the inside of the crowd from inside/outside the crowd. This will cause a mass riot with loss of life from the crowd.
Open the Door
On the story mission, Blood Trail, when Cole finds Brandon in the sewer after chasing the echo of him, he asks him to open the door to access the generator of the sewers, but is too afraid and refuses to do it. Cole can: •Good: Tell Brandon that his wife is dead, and that Cole promises to take out every reaper on the Neon. That then convinces him to open the door. •Evil: Shock the door apart, which also kills Brandon in the process of opening the door.
Swamp village
While Cole is making his way to New Marais through the swamp, he comes to a villiage in the swamp that the Militia are using as a base. There is a bridge that can be used to cross the water. However, it has to be lowered by powering up the generator. Kuo says that if Cole overcharges the generator, it can blow up the villiage. Cole sees it would kill all the Militia in the villiage too. Cole can: •Good: Charge the generator just enough for the bridge to lower. •Evil: Overcharge the generator to blow up the village, taking down many Militia, but also all the innocent people.
Tough Critic
At some point during his time in Ville Cochon, Cole is approached by a police officer, who tells him that his Militia prisoner is causing him problems, and asks Cole to watch the prisoner while he gets some backup. Cole stands watch over the Milita member, who begins insulting the him. Nix calls Cole, and declares that the prisoner's "a waste of skin", asking "What if he escapes again?" Coaxing him, Nix tells Cole to kill the Militia member, adding that Cole can say he was trying to escape. •Good: Cole keeps it cool, and the police officer returns with several of his colleagues. He thanks Cole for his assistance. •Evil: Having had enough of the prisoner and his abuse, Cole kills him on the spot. When the police return, they berate Cole and attack him. Cole quickly deals with them before leaving the scene of the crime.
Rescue Kuo
During the mission Torn, Cole confronts Zeke and Nix on a plan to rescue Kuo from a Militia Base. Zeke suggests that you free the cops that the Militia were holding up to aid you in the battle, while Nix suggests that Cole rams a rigged streetcar into the base, causing a huge explosion that takes out many Militia, but also the innocent people at the base. Cole can: •Good: Go with Zeke's plan, freeing the cops the Militia were parading around, and attacking the base. •Evil: Go with Nix's plan, ramming an explosive-rigged streetcar into the base, incinerating many innocent people the Militia were holding there, but also take down many Militia guards. Nix will also aid Cole for the rest of the battle, which makes it very easy.
Who to protect?
After the capture of Hank Daughtry, Brooke Augustine realizes that there is something Delsin Rowe didn't tell her. Stabbing a chunk of Concrete into Delsin's leg, she demands to know how he was able to fight Hank. •Good (Turn Yourself In): Delsin admits to being a conduit, claiming that he 'caught the bug' from Hank. Not believing his story, Augustine knocks Delsin out and turns her attention to the rest of the Akomish. Once Delsin awakes a week later, he goes to look after Betty, who informs him that no one talked, saying "The Akomish look out for their own." •Evil (Sacrifice the Tribe): Delsin keeps quiet and says nothing, resulting in Augustine knocking him out anyway. Disappointed, she then focuses her attention on the rest of the Akomish. Once Delsin awakes a week later, he goes to look after Betty, who scolds him for hanging out the rest of the tribe to dry.
Abigail Walker's fate
After hunting down a "Conduit Serial Killer" named Abigail "Fetch" Walker, Delsin gets into a argument with his brother Reggie Rowe over what they should do with her. Delsin wants to recruit her to help fight the D.U.P., whereas Reggie wants to arrest her for the murders she committed. •Good (Redeem Fetch): Delsin points out that Fetch is only doing to the drug dealers what they've been doing to the D.U.P., and convinces a skeptical Reggie to release her into his custody. Delsin and Fetch then team up to wipe out the drug dealers at the docks and destroy the drugs. Delsin also convinces Fetch to take a less lethal route in her methods, taking down and restraining the drug dealers instead of killing them outright. •Evil (Corrupt Fetch): Delsin overpowers his brother, informing him that he, and he alone has the right to make decisions on conduits. Delsin and Fetch subsequently go on a rampage against a group of anti-Conduit protesters, wiping them out in the process, and expanding Fetch's list of targets and increasing her blood lust.
Eugene Sims' fate
After defeating the leader of the Angel-like creatures scooping the D.U.P.'s escaped prisoners off the streets named Eugene Sims, Delsin enters another standoff with his brother: Reggie wants to arrest Eugene for the people he's been kidnapping, though as Eugene explains, he's only been helping people out of their restraints. Delsin convinces Reggie that Eugene has committed no crime, wanting his brother to let him go. •Good (Redeem Eugene): Delsin and Eugene subsequently team up to rescue all of the D.U.P.'s former prisoners from the gangs that have been rounding them up to sell them back to the D.U.P., building Eugene's courage and confidence to the point that he's able to manifest his, "He Who Dwells" form in the real world. •Evil (Corrupt Eugene): Eugene suggests that the two conduits team up to find the gangs that were attacking the conduits and "kick the shit out of them" and teach them to respect them, even if it kills them. Eugene progressively becomes bolder as he and Delsin go on, eventually declaring that Seattle belongs to conduits, and they shall show their enemies no mercy.
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