Uncle Jack's Last Broadcast

[tiberiansun371alexw]

Dpes Uncle Jack's last broadcast impact the story much? In the original game, it is implied that some people might listen and stop taking their Joy and notice the city needs food. However, in a later DLC, someone else makes the city do that, so it seems Uncle Jack's last broadcast didn't cannonically save the city. So is it all just closure for Ollie and that's it?

[Smoking Flowerpot]

I've played the main story, sandbox, and survival a zillion times (a couple thousand hours on both pc and ps4), but I still haven't played the dlc's. This has got me curious, though, so maybe it's time I finally played them. I started the first one with James and Roger one when it came out, but didn't finish it.

[rorgfist]

Originally posted by tiberiansun371alexw:

Dpes Uncle Jack's last broadcast impact the story much? In the original game, it is implied that some people might listen and stop taking their Joy and notice the city needs food. However, in a later DLC, someone else makes the city do that, so it seems Uncle Jack's last broadcast didn't cannonically save the city. So is it all just closure for Ollie and that's it?

They arent mutually exclusive.

Wellington wells is a big place, and have plenty of people in it.

Some may be convinced and saved by one thing, others by the other.

[Borobby]

I guess the game differs as you see from each protagonist's perspective.
Best example be Arthur and Sally's last encounter, where the cutscene is slightly different in each character's story.
Similar discourse with this part.

[tiberiansun371alexw]

Originally posted by Borobby:

Best example be Arthur and Sally's last encounter, where the cutscene is slightly different in each character's story.

On one hand, I like the use of the unreliable narrator thing. Like how in Arthur's story Sally didn't mention Gwen before he took off and in Sally's route she does tell him, but he says nothign and leaves.

On the other hand, I don't like going to Garden District as Sally. Kind of wish they just put the meeting in Sally's house in her route and then use RNG in Arthur's route to place it somewhere in town.

[Borobby]

Originally posted by tiberiansun371alexw:

Originally posted by Borobby:

Best example be Arthur and Sally's last encounter, where the cutscene is slightly different in each character's story.

On one hand, I like the use of the unreliable narrator thing. Like how in Arthur's story Sally didn't mention Gwen before he took off and in Sally's route she does tell him, but he says nothign and leaves.

On the other hand, I don't like going to Garden District as Sally. Kind of wish they just put the meeting in Sally's house in her route and then use RNG in Arthur's route to place it somewhere in town.

Agreed on the last part: it broke somehow that narrative part.