Ending Questions [SPOILERS]

[Zoltie]

I have a few questions about the ending:

1) In the point where you first suspect the rebel leader betrayed you, when you find the dead body and are going to see Bowman, why are you still allowed to call rebel support if the rebels already betrayed you? It's not until you get to Bowman and are heading to the chapel to confront El Sueno that you are no longer allowed to call rebel support.

2) You enter the chapel and tell El Sueno "Show me your hands!" El Sueno replied "I would, but my hands are full at the moment." Can't he still how his hands while holding the decapitaded head? Or if for some reason he can't, why doesn't he just drop the head?

3) Why is El Sueno holding a decapitaded head when they enter the chapel? The head appears to be recently cut off the body since it's dripping blood like crazy, but the body is no where to be seen. Neither is the knife or machete used to cut it off.

4) How did El Sueno manage to grab the rebel leader and cut off his head if the rebels had a big army of men while it appears as if El Sueno was completely alone. There are no dead boddies anywhere, so there was no fight or anything. Did the rebel leader decide to confront El Sueno alone. If so, why would he do that? The rebel leader is a this old man while El Sueno is a giant muscular man.

5) Why do they make such a big deal about Bowman killing El Sueno? Durring the entire game the four soldiers killed cartel people left and right and although most of those murders were unscripted, several mission objective specifically instructed you to kill the target, not arrest him. They basically killed all of the cartel leaders unless they needed some information out of them. But when it comes to El Sueno, the guy who's murdered the most people, they all of a sudden care about morals and one of the soldiers, the one you play as, even tries to stop Bowman from killing him.

6) Why didn't they just lie to the government and say that the rebels or Unidad killed El Sueno. No one would have questioned them. Unless the four soldiers all of a sudden had some morals and didn't go along with it.

[DarkFenix]

1. Because you only suspect they've betrayed you (even if it's absurdly obvious) and they don't want to give it away just like that.

2. It's just dialogue, he wants to draw your attention to the fact that he's holding the head.

3. El Sueno has made the deal, he knows he's about to get busted, so he's making damn sure he doesn't have a weapon in hand. Apparently he cut off the head somewhere out of sight, alternatively Ubisoft lacking attention to detail.

4. Ubisoft laziness.

5. Because Bowman gets in the ♥♥♥♥ for killing El Sueno, that's the only reason your character tries to stop her. Nothing to do with morals.

6. Ubisoft plot hole.