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She wasn't quite as involved with you as Walter was either. As she put it, Walter gave her the last piece to play.
Well the mission was to ASSASSINATE CARLA so I kinda understand why she didn't agree with that.
At a baseline, I think both his standoffishness at the start and how 'loyal' he seems to get to 621 are more of a guilt response than actual empathy and friendliness. He (or the coral personality in his head) is responsible for the surgery that cyborged you into your AC core (and basically made into a permanent corporate slave that can't live a normal life) to begin with.
He cares more about his mission than using expendable slaves from a dead project, and only has ties to you because he ran out of money and you lived too long. It's up to interpretation, and you could feel a lot of ways about this, but you shouldn't disregard the fact that he (or his 'friend') is one of the core reasons AC's exist with cyborg pilot-slaves in the first place imo.
I'm not entirely convinced Walter or Carla are human anymore. Coral Release indicates that Arquebus's Vespers (IIRC?) are just AI replicants made by ALLMIND. I'm pretty sure Carla and Walter are coral ghosts like Ayre. I thought Walter's mind-break was just how a coral ghost responds to 'version 5.8's ""re-education"" program.
You know, I disagree with liberator to be the canon ending because the promotional material for this game, quite literally the reveal trailer had Walter's Quote in full display.
Feed the Fire - Let the Last Cinders Burn
And honestly, knowing the nature of AC games never really being direct sequels but moreso just an anthology type series like Final Fantasy, I think the Fires of Raven is the most suiting ending. Mind you I just 100% the game so I'm well aware of the lore that comes from the other endings. All Liberator of Rubicon does is prolong the inevitable. If it's not you, another will come along to ignite the fires, because that is the inherent problem with humanity. Even Ayre touches on this greed of humanity when you first encounter the bonewheel on the bridge. A sentient fuel, quite literally the same plot as Gears of War btw with the Lambency from the Imulsion *fuel*
Still, if we take into account the previous games, there always have been add-on like sequel-likes after the main numbered entries. It may take a form of a dlc here, or a completely new game, but no matter its form, one thing is certain: it will have to continue this story.
I don't think it is possible to continue the story from the Fires of Raven ending. It is extremely final, there is nothing left, no Coral, no Rubicon, no people. If that ending must be canon, then the sequel's story also must have literally nothing to do with the main game. The potential for plot developments is much higher from the two other endings.
You should, there are differences between normal run, ng+and ng++.