u/Nekorlsz

Unforgettable game overall. After analyzing all the possibilities and endings of this game, I came to the (rather obvious) conclusion that the best choice in the end is ALWAYS to cross the border, regardless of whether Daniel refuses (high morale) or agrees (low morale), as it leads to two extremely positive endings.

This is because, if he refuses, they separate and each gets what they want: Daniel has the chance to live a normal life at home, and Sean has the chance to finally reach Mexico. In addition, they keep in touch, maintain their bond, and Sean can send a selfie with the person he became closest to during the trip (in my case, it would probably be Cassidy).

As unfortunate as the brothers' separation at the last moment may be, this ending still leaves me very satisfied and I totally understand if that's the best for you, specially since Sean can be reunited with his love.

If Daniel accepts, I consider this by far the best ending of the game, simply because they don't separate, they stay together, and their bond seems stronger than ever. They arrive in Puerto Lobos and start a new life, presumably keeping in touch with the important people.

As for the choice to surrender, it is always the worst, regardless of whether Daniel accepts or refuses, as it leads to two extremely negative endings. If he accepts, Daniel can live his life normally, while Sean is UNJUSTLY IMPRISONED for 15 YEARS for making extreme decisions when forced into an extreme scenario where, ultimately, he did not deserve any of it.

The final scenes are truly scorn, as they go out together to explore the forest from the beginning of the game, Daniel clearly well, while Sean has lost everything, and they know he has lost everything. They even go their separate ways at the end, which is the game giving a final punch in the face to anyone who would call this “redemption.” No, this is letting disgrace in exchange for nothing, since Daniel could have had the same ending plus Sean remained free with the other decision.

If Daniel refuses to surrender, Sean is shot dead and Daniel is left alone in Puerto Lobos. Congratulations, you've somehow managed to be even worse.

In short, if you taught Daniel high morals, you have two options: A very, very good ending if you choose to cross, and a very, very terrible ending if you choose to surrender.

If you taught Daniel low morals, you have: Either the best or the worst ending in the game depending on your final choice. I can see how that's balanced.

Furthermore, I'm disappointed that the brotherhood points system wasn't very well used in the last episode and some other points systems does literally nothing besides changing a number in the final screen.

Unforgettable game overall. After analyzing all the possibilities and endings of this game, I came to the (rather obvious) conclusion that the best choice in the end is ALWAYS to cross the border, regardless of whether Daniel refuses (high morale) or agrees (low morale), as it leads to two extremely positive endings.

This is because, if he refuses, they separate and each gets what they want: Daniel has the chance to live a normal life at home, and Sean has the chance to finally reach Mexico. In addition, they keep in touch, maintain their bond, and Sean can send a selfie with the person he became closest to during the trip (in my case, it would probably be Cassidy).

As unfortunate as the brothers' separation at the last moment may be, this ending still leaves me very satisfied and I totally understand if that's the best for you, specially since Sean can be reunited with his love.

If Daniel accepts, I consider this by far the best ending of the game, simply because they don't separate, they stay together, and their bond seems stronger than ever. They arrive in Puerto Lobos and start a new life, presumably keeping in touch with the important people.

As for the choice to surrender, it is always the worst, regardless of whether Daniel accepts or refuses, as it leads to two extremely negative endings. If he accepts, Daniel can live his life normally, while Sean is UNJUSTLY IMPRISONED for 15 YEARS for making extreme decisions when forced into an extreme scenario where, ultimately, he did not deserve any of it.

The final scenes are truly scorn, as they go out together to explore the forest from the beginning of the game, Daniel clearly well, while Sean has lost everything, and they know he has lost everything. They even go their separate ways at the end, which is the game giving a final punch in the face to anyone who would call this “redemption.” No, this is letting disgrace in exchange for nothing, since Daniel could have had the same ending plus Sean remained free with the other decision.

If Daniel refuses to surrender, Sean is shot dead and Daniel is left alone in Puerto Lobos. Congratulations, you've somehow managed to be even worse.

In short, if you taught Daniel high morals, you have two options: A very, very good ending if you choose to cross, and a very, very terrible ending if you choose to surrender.

If you taught Daniel low morals, you have: Either the best or the worst ending in the game depending on your final choice. I can see how that's balanced.

Furthermore, I'm disappointed that the brotherhood points system wasn't very well used in the last episode and some other points systems does literally nothing besides changing a number in the final screen.