What ending feels more right? Amita or Sabal ending?

[Bloxy01]

I really can't say which ending is better/feels better. I really wish that Sabal or Amita atleast would've tried to convince Ajay to be on their side. Sabal is more talking about Mohan, Pagan or Kyrat. Amita is more talking about the living and future.

I don't want Bhadra to be the Tarun Matara, cuz she never mentioned that she wants to. But I also don't want to have Bhadra to be killed (What I think happens after the Amita ending). I feel like choosing the Sabal ending and sparing Amita is far better, than killing/sparing Sabal and giving Amita the leadership of the golden path.

In my playthrough right now, I will give Sabal the leadership of the Golden Path and spare Amita. I don't want Bhadra to be killed, but also not being a Tarun Matara against her will, but killing is far worse.

Also, I will spare Amita in the playthrough, because it will make no sense either killing Sabal or Amita, it's just, they have to live their life.

What I don't like about both of them, in Sabal's ending he kills the people who were against him in front of Bhadra.

Amita she threatens everyone in Kyrat to join the golden path, that's what sucks. I wish, Ajay could've have the lead to the golden path to himself and spare Amita and Sabal to be quiet and help out Ajay.

[PAGAN]

*SPOILER ALERT*

I have always chosen Amita's ending because I see it as the lesser of two evils. I could never choose Sabal's side because his mindset is to marry off little girls in the name of religion. No thanks.

The first time I played it I was torn between the two until the cutscene about 2/3 through where there is an argument and Amita calls out Sabal about his view that arranged marriages for little girls is acceptable or something of the sort. It has always been Amita since then for every playthrough.

But after seeing the post-end cutscene with Amita I soon realised she was a parasite too. I always kill her after the scene as she is walking along the narrow bridge away from the village. That's my way of not choosing Amita or Sabal because the game doesn't readily provide us with that choice.

Normally Playthrough:
> Choose Amita.
> Let Sabal live but banish him. I let him live because he saved me at the start.
> Kill Amita after she forces people to join the Golden Path post-end.

[King Of Lolis]

sabal is more based so i always go with the bro

[Alcoholic]

Sabal all the way. Amita starts off nice, but is actually more evil than Sabal will ever be

[Darkbull]

There are present day tribes where people go marriage around 12-14 yo. You cant burn down the whole Amazonas basin, different cultures, I see this the same way. Not ideal, but far better, than a drug queen, who will probably force those girs (and boys) into labour slaves.
Btw I always see the alternate ending as the real ending, Pagan is the best choice of those 3 and this viewpoint solves all moral dealings.

[Chicken Jockey]

Kill everyone but Pagan. Let him leave. Amita and Sabal are both terrible people. Everyone in the game is evil, including Pagan, but he is upfront about the reality of it, and how you have been turned into a killer, so he gets to live.

Amita is a drug pin

Sabal is a religious freak.

Your mother was a cheater

Your dad was a lunatic

All of them deserved it and kyrat is a dump. Once you beat the game, punish the golden path by murdering them in free play

[Saint.Million]

Neither is right.

That's the whole point.

*spoilers incoming...*




Amita wants to free Kyrat from poverty by destroying tradition and embracing the opoid trade, even though that's immoral and ultimately will result in Kyratian children becoming her field slaves.
She even eventually has Bhadra murdered, despite previously having the facade of wanting to save her from Sabal.

Sabal wants to embrace tradition and religion, even if it will result in keeping the country in poverty and having a lack of education/healthcare/functioning economy etc.
He also wants Bhadra to be his bride, despite her being a child.

There are no good guys here...

Side with whichever of them you like. But ultimately remember; All roads lead to Rome.

And that also applies to real world politics too.

[Voland]

Originally posted by Saint.Million:

Neither is right.

That's the whole point.

And that also applies to real world politics too.

+1

im really like FC series for inducing critical thinking. something that majority lacks nowadays, sadly