How many moral points for Redemption ending?

[vavrinko(SK)]

I know there are guides. But playing the game with guides every time would be kinda annoying. Does anyone know how many moral points I need for the good ending?

[Sovereign]

No one knows as the exact number has never been given, in my experience it's roughly half.

[vavrinko(SK)]

thanks :)

[ME TROLL THE MATCH]

SPOILER ALERT
(kinda?)

just listen to some conversations here and there, explore a bit, dont kill too many humans (but you are allowed to kill, just not too much... some missions also force u to kill, thats alright)

Leave/knock out surrendered enemies

Major Moral points:
Saving Lesnitsky and Pavel
Saving the Mother Bear

[JimmyCroft]

Originally posted by Communism is the future:

SPOILER ALERT
(kinda?)

just listen to some conversations here and there, explore a bit, dont kill too many humans (but you are allowed to kill, just not too much... some missions also force u to kill, thats alright)

Leave/knock out surrendered enemies

Major Moral points:
Saving Lesnitsky and Pavel
Saving the Mother Bear

Basically it. I killed the Mother Bear and still got the good ending.

[vavrinko(SK)]

and if I really want to kill Lesnitsky?

[MaximumEffort]

Cant kill named NPCs while travelling with the Dark One. Killing either Pavel or Lesnitshy is automatic 'bad ending'. Plus you need some additional good moral points, avoid killing monsters while with Dark One, unless you really, really are forced to, give MGR to beggars and you'll be fine.

[Xavi-Da-Imp]

Originally posted by sjrekis:

Cant kill named NPCs while travelling with the Dark One. Killing either Pavel or Lesnitshy is automatic 'bad ending'. Plus you need some additional good moral points, avoid killing monsters while with Dark One, unless you really, really are forced to, give MGR to beggars and you'll be fine.

Oh, so I can just load the game at the level with fight with Pavel, kill him and I will get the bad ending? Becouse I dont realy like to play the howl thing as a meany.

EDIT. Jesus Christ that filter >.<

[MaximumEffort]

Originally posted by Xavi-Da-Imp:

Originally posted by sjrekis:

Cant kill named NPCs while travelling with the Dark One. Killing either Pavel or Lesnitshy is automatic 'bad ending'. Plus you need some additional good moral points, avoid killing monsters while with Dark One, unless you really, really are forced to, give MGR to beggars and you'll be fine.

Oh, so I can just load the game at the level with fight with Pavel, kill him and I will get the bad ending? Becouse I dont realy like to play the howl thing as a meany.

EDIT. Jesus Christ that filter >.<

You can, that will overwrite your decision and cause the bad ending, if you continue to play from that point forward.

[Cr@ckerJ@ck (PERÚ)]

I am not sure but, dont kill people and beasts.

[vavrinko(SK)]

I am going to try killing Lesnitskiy only. We'll see XD

[Kuba_Q]

They should be giving some kind of special reward to a player who gets the "good" ending with these BS requirements. Come to think of it, PINK RANGER SUIT would probably be the most fitting.

[vavrinko(SK)]

Originally posted by Jascha:

They should be giving some kind of special reward to a player who gets the "good" ending with these BS requirements. Come to think of it, PINK RANGER SUIT would probably be the most fitting.

and rainbow shooting flamethrower... matching colour ofcourse.

[Sloane Ranger]

Originally posted by Cr@ckerJ@ck (PER):

I am not sure but, dont kill people and beasts.

You absolutely can kill people and beasts. As long as you don't know the names of said people and said beast are actively trying to kill you (or would be if they were to spot you).

There are a few moral choice moments ranging from somewhat to extremely obvious that would give you negative morality points for going the lethal route. Outside of these moments you can use whatever play style you want with little to no narrative consequences.

[Cr@ckerJ@ck (PERÚ)]

Originally posted by SCP-2165:

Originally posted by Cr@ckerJ@ck (PER):

I am not sure but, dont kill people and beasts.

You absolutely can kill people and beasts. As long as you don't know the names of said people and said beast are actively trying to kill you (or would be if they were to spot you).

There are a few moral choice moments ranging from somewhat to extremely obvious that would give you negative morality points for going the lethal route. Outside of these moments you can use whatever play style you want with little to no narrative consequences.

Then try dont kill people and beasts, be pacific and enjoy the game.

[MaximumEffort]

Originally posted by SCP-2165:

Originally posted by Cr@ckerJ@ck (PER):

I am not sure but, dont kill people and beasts.

You absolutely can kill people and beasts. As long as you don't know the names of said people and said beast are actively trying to kill you (or would be if they were to spot you).

There are a few moral choice moments ranging from somewhat to extremely obvious that would give you negative morality points for going the lethal route. Outside of these moments you can use whatever play style you want with little to no narrative consequences.

Few? Pretty much like 20-30 of them. Esp when you're with the Little One.