#resist ending

[temyougood]

The Resist Ending is Far Cry 5 is fucking perfect and I will not only die on this hill but I will be the sole defender of it in the fortress I built on it

[luna-drinker]

Apparently the reason why everyone knows that the Judge is the deputy is because pastor Jerome talked to Joseph Seed after the 7 year wait and told everybody about it.

[papa-rhys]

We’re all so hyped for new content but what if it’s set in Dutch’s bunker and it’s just you and Joseph reading books on opposite sides of the room for 5 hours straight with only the odd grunt of mild contempt here and there to break up the silence

[asternightingale]

Silas Wilder had many regrets. When he was young, he regretted making his father angry. When he was older, he regretted not being back home in Alaska when his mother died. When he was a 16 year old with too much anger then sense, he regretted fighting with his uncle and becoming homeless. As a young man of 24, he regretted ever coming to Hope County, Montana.

He paced around Dutch's bunker as Joseph Seed, the biggest thorn in his side since his actual father's probation, slept. A part of him was tempted to strangle him. Another part of him was terrified of the idea of being alone here for God knew how long. He signed and ran a hand through his messy black hair. He scowled at how long and greasy it had gotten. He and Joseph already talked about supplies, and they agreed that once a month, they could shower as an attempt to conserve water. He went into the bathroom with a longing glance at the shower before taking a pair of scissors out of the drug cabinet.

He held them and weighed them in his hand. He could end this right now. He could just spite Joseph to a remaining life of solitude. It's not like he didn't deserve it.

As a kid, his father knew it when he beat him til he thought he saw God. His mother knew it as she forgot about him long before she died. His uncle and aunt knew it when they abandoned him knowing that no one would want him. Hell, he's sure that Sherriff Whitehorse regretted ever giving him a chance at a life in the first place. The worst part was, he regretted killing the other Seeds.

He actually regretted trying to preserve his life. He being the one still here and breathing. Sometimes, he could still see John desperately holding on to him as he tried to get him to see the error of his ways, Faith as she held out her hand and the sadness as he flinched away from her, and Jacob as he wearily told him his world was ending and it was all his fault.

He gasped as he noticed the tears silently dripping down his face and onto the concrete floor. He didn't know who he was crying for, but he still didn't bother trying to stop the tears.

The last fell as Joseph entered the small room. "Are...are you alright, child?"

Silas wiped his face and nodded. "Yes...Joseph...father...I'm ready to confess. Please, let me atone."

[solesurvivorkat]

"Oh God! He was right! He was f-ing right all along!!!"

"Rook! GO! DRIVE!!!"

[queen-min]

OKAY. SOMEONE WRITE/DRAW THIS PLEASE

[wasteslandbaby]

Joseph : ‘But most of all...it means I was right.’

Deputy :

[dizzeebee]

Far Cry 5 Ending

So i’m on the interwebs looking at what people thought about the resist ending and unfortunately, a lot of people think its shit. That makes me mad. Now, idc if they interpret the ‘good vs bad’ endings themselves, that’s not the point of this. I mean specifically the people who think the ending was shit and poorly done etc etc etc (of course you don’t have to agree with me, that’s fine carry on).

Long post under the cut but also has a TL;DR

The ending was amazing. Here you are, the ‘protagonist’ of the game, intending to save the day. You see a problem,and you try and solve it, and along the way you kill a bunch of people that are stopping you from saving everyone else. Now, that’s familiar...

Joseph Seed is ‘told’ that The Collapse will happen. So, he recruits a bunch of people with his family to make a cult, and then tries to save them. He sees a future problem, and tries to solve it before its too late, and along the way he kills a bunch of people that are trying to stop him from saving his family and followers.

You both have the same goal, but the ‘problems’ you see are different. He predicted a nuclear war, you saw a crazy murderous cult leader. Obviously, you side with your character here. Obviously, this dude is nuts and is killing innocent people for no reason. Obviously, we have to stop him yada yada

So you stop him. You win, you succeed in crashing down his plans before he can do any more harm. And then the bombs fall. The whole getaway scene and bunker scene you’re probably thinking something along the lines of ‘holy shit he was right the whole time i just killed his family and a bunch of other people for no reason’ or you know, something close to it. In the end, you killed a bunch of people for no reason, and you can’t go to his bunkers that he built when he saw this very problem because ya blew em up 

its an amazing ending and makes you question everything.

TL:DR 

its an amazing ending and makes you question everything by taking the ‘hero’ of the story and thrusting into a position where they fuck everything up, and its not done often enough