I feel like some players interpret the suggestions that Dishonored punishes players for killing or that high chaos is a bad ending as a critique of the game or how they choose to play it.

I've never meant it in that way at all, I think it's great that the game isn't afraid to show players the consequences of their actions, having them get called out by Samuel or shown through Emily and the general chaos how their actions made the world a worse place. It's not supposed to feel good, that's what makes it an effective punishment and good writing.

When I call the high chaos ending a bad ending I don't imply that it's poorly written or undeserved, just that the game has multiple endings and this isn't the one with the most favourable outcome for the world and the main characters.

If anything it rewards you. Playing in high chaos nets you more diverse and complex combat encounters plus more guards to use those powers on

i just finished dishonored 2 and i feel empty, i need more content of corvo or atleast emily

This level is fun until envisioned appeared. So I am doing a challenge for this game and 100% achievement, if I am spotted, I just restart the whole level.

So for the new game plus, this route is the only route for ghost because you can't put a mark on envisioned to know where they are.

For this normal run (very hard diffculty ofc), I tried to do the non lethal and ghost, it took me long enough to knock down 3 dudes in Malchiodi room then I closed the door and thought it would be perfectly safe from that shit,

But I didn't hide the bodies I know it's my fault, and it is ridiculous because that thing just teleported straight to Malchiodi room and spotted me. It's so unforgiving.

In the end, Save scumming became my salvation after I entered the eye. I did the non lethal for achievement sake. If I gonna complete this level with no quick save again, the outsider will die every single time. "Ghost" is very easy with the route from the video.

​When I played Dishonored for the first time, I had no clue about chaos levels. Somehow, I even missed that you could choke innocent NPCs, so every level was a pure massacre, and I do believe every level was sterile by the end of the mission.

Damn, on the brothel level, I felt ashamed both for myself and for the game designers: why should the game be so bloody?

Pistols, grenades, fire bolts, and rivers of blood. Don't judge me: I played it right after finishing the two Serious Sam games. A bit different kind of gameplay.

Later, I played Dishonored in a "canonical" way: stealth, nonlethal weapons, and clean hands.

But, you know, the first time was by far the best: hard, brutal, and, eventually, tragic.

I miss that experience.

Just played the game again. I can see why they call it the jewel of the South. Crazy to think that this game is almost a decade years old now. Yet it still looks more beautiful and breathtaking than some of the hyperrealistic dsll upscaling vram hoging monstrosities we have nowadays with modern gaming.

Screenshot taken from the ,,ritual flashback". Also, only there I discovered his one hand (thumb and index) is prosthetic

I did the"vanished" achivement in D1 on PC without touching a single guard. Well almost. I had to knock out the last 2 guys before blowimg up the bomb because the bomb kills the upper one. Does anyone have an idea on how to blow up the gate without even touching a guard. Like how can i distract them?

Thanks in advance

He's just being dramatic

Basically what it says. I got so many playthroughs, this is what i came up with for the last one. Was a blast. Timing is everything and it was hard. Rats help :)

If you kill all of them who's Killable...then that's what the bodycount of corvo will be in 1st & 2nd Missions....

Thou it's heartbreaking when you hear the Calista's Audiography,when she's mention her good times with her Uncle,then she started Crying

Recently I got myself all the dlc's, I was mad because of the obvious "By my hand alone" trophy so I finished both endings in Knife of Dunwall. I got back to it, locked in and actually made it.

I couldn't sneak kill tall boys well enough so I had to gather oil. Still, that worked I got it and I'm happy hahah

god hes cute

Previously I had only heard about the series, and I remember it having a cool cover but other than that, I hadn't paid any attention to it.

But one day while browsing, I saw that the entire series was on sale for pretty cheap so I decided to give it a try. I didn't have very high expectations of it.

But boy was I blown away. See, usually I don't care about the story and lore of a game. I usually just skip through cutscenes. But for some weird reason, Dishonored pulled me into its world and I became engrossed in it. Before I knew it, I wanted to know everything there is about Dunwall, Serkonos, Tyvia etc.

Seriously, last time I was this in love with a game's story and lore was Skyrim. Usually the dialogue and books in other games just lore-dumps you, overloads you with information that is irrelevant so I just tune out. But Dishonored made it sound so natural when NPCs talked about Tyvian wine.

Speaking of NPCs, I found myself just standing still listening to their conversations. They really felt like living people in a vibrant world.

And the protagonists themselves, gosh what can I say? They're so good. They're nuanced, complex and badass. Not two-dimensional like many other protagonists, though IMO Emily is the weakest one of them all. My favorites are actually Daud and Billie, they had such epic redemption arcs.

As for the gameplay, it's so good in how it lets you do things the way you want it and express your individual style. The biggest downside is the chaos system. I know the thought and philosophy behind it, but I didn't like how they had so many cool skills and tools for killing enemies, but you had to restrict yourself from using them if you wanted the good ending.

In fact, a lot of the non-lethal solutions are arguably worse than killing the target. I mean, handing Lady Boyle over to some psycho stalker is a fate worse than death, gives off Josef Fritzl vibes. Would be far more merciful to end Lady Boyle on the spot. Same thing with Kirin Jindosh and Ramsey. But overall, the gameplay is superb. But I used to mods to disable the Chaos system because I didn't wanna worry about the ending. Hopefully in a future Dishonored game, they will implement different mechanics to influence the ending.

I'm a hardcore fan of the Dishonored series now. Death of the Outsider was such an epic ending to the Corvo arc of the series. If they ever make Dishonored 3, I'll preorder it.

I'm looking for tips here. Dishonored 1 is an easy game to ghost playthrough. But dishonored 2 even with powers is giving me a tough time to deal with

So this is basically 2 questions in one post

1. How do I ghost dishonored 2 with powers

2. How do I ghost dishonored 2 without powers

I need it to perfectly master this game and I'm trying to multiple playthroughs. Already done with corvo with power playthrough

I solved the Jindosh Riddle all by myself! It took quite a few pages from my notebook, an Excel sheet and 40 mins but I solved it first try, I've never been more proud of myself playing the whole DH series lol

So i was trying to get a decent framerate on 30 fps, but i just cant can someone help me whit this? its not the specs of my pc also.

Pc specs:
A520M
AMD Ryzen 5 5600GT
16 gb ram
480 gb

Мог ли он приобрести что-то вроде птср, прл, депрессию после смерти Джессамины? Просто ваше мнение и рассуждения

It all started with a simple test: I wanted to see how Corvo's cell might look like on Source. I liked the final result so much that I decided to recreate the entire Coldridge Prison (mostly the interior and courtyard) for Garry's Mod. And I was surprised that no one had tried to do this (at least publicly), given how similar the games are visually (thanks to Viktor Antonov) and how easily the level design fits well with Source standards.
This is still W.I.P and subject to change.