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Cole's original design in Infamous 2. InFAMOUS is an open world adventure series created by Sucker Punch Productions for the Playstation. The story revolves around a man named Cole MacGrath, a college dropout who works as a bike courier, delivering packages to people around the city. One day, he was delivering a package of an item called a Ray Sphere, which exploded, destroying.
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It seems impossible for non-Conduits to win a war against Cole plus all the other Conduits and imprison most of them by the events of Infamous: Second Son only seven years later (especially with no RFI to stop the Conduits). The deaths of 2 persons from intemRESULTS OF METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT. Infamous: Second Son takes place seven years after the events of Infamous 2, and during those years the United States formed a Department of Unified Protection (DUP) in order to imprison Conduits (who are branded "Bio-terrorists").The last thing the canon Hero ending of inFAMOUS 2 has you do is let go of all the shoulder buttons, activating the RFI and killing every Conduit alive, including Cole.
He wore a simple black T-shirt and a black sling bag.However, I don't see how this could have come about with either of the two endings for Infamous 2 (good or evil).InFamous 2 Evil Ending being canon. So what I think is that the story will take place after the evil karma ending of infamous 2 cause it can't take place 7 years after the good karma ending because when Cole used the RFI, it kill every person who had the conduit gene, active and dormant. Meaning that Delsin would've died along with all the. Infamous 2s evil ending was supposed to be canonuntilplayer data changed it - Infamous: Second Son had to make a decision: which ending of Infamous 2 would.If Cole chose the good ending in Infamous 2 then that means heActivated the Ray Field Inhibitor (RFI), which ended the Ray Field plague but also killed himself as well as many (all?) other Conduits.
Alternative Foreign Theme Song: 2 uses "Ichioku Bun No Ichi No Shousetsu" by Uverworld as the theme song in Japan. All There in the Manual: The interquel comic explains why Moya, a major character in the first game, is entirely missing from the second. Action Bomb: There are monsters that run up to you and explode in a blast of acid. However, Cole soon loses all these powers and spends a good part of the game getting them back.
For consistency's sake, the opening flashbacks, in Empire City, use the first game's art style, even when they're all-new. Art Shift: 2 lost the gritty ink spatter effect ◊ from the first game for a more "watercolor" feel, like this. The Apocalypse Brings Out the Best in People: In the final battle, The Militia, who have spent the game abusing their power and the people they're ostensibly protecting, are seen freely helping and encouraging Cole in his fight against The Beast in a Hero path. And I Must Scream: The Beast tells you he spent an eternity being ripped apart by the Ray Sphere atom by atom, and even after putting himself back together he can still feel it tearing into him.
The Atoner: As mentioned above, Zeke wasn't Easily Forgiven for betraying Cole in the last game, and worked his ass off to atone what he did. Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: The Behemoth, a Giant Enemy Crab looking thing, and the Beast, a giant Magma Man. Ascended Meme: Zeke's Honey Badger jacket.
Cole can distinguish them from humans with his vampire vision and can on-shot kill them while in this state. Bat People: In the "Festival of Blood" DLC, the Blood Conduits are a vampire breed of Elite Mooks that can disguise themselves as regular humans. Barefoot Poverty: Seems to afflict most of New Marais' pedestrians. Bag of Spilling: Cole keeps the "alpha" versions of about half of his powers from the first game, but still has to absorb Blast Cores to get the other half back after blowing most of his reserves fighting the Beast. The Devil's comin' through!" Badass Boast: Cole delivers one when the Corrupted attack Bertand's Anti-Conduit rally, where he denounces Cole as the "Demon of Empire City," in front of the Saint Ignatius Church early on in the game.Cole: "Get out of my way.
In the Hero ending, The Beast is dead, the plague is gone, the world is saved and "The Demon of Empire City" is now hailed as the savior of New Marais. Big Bad Ensemble: Both Joseph Bertrand III and The Beast serve as the main antagonists of this game. It's reversed when Kuo does a FaceHeel Turn out of fear and Nix does a Heel≯ace Turn looking for revenge. Betty and Veronica: There are two possible female partners for Cole the sensible and down to earth ice-using Kuo or the wild fire-using Nix.
Fighting The Militia/Vermaak 88, good, fighting the police, bad. Disarming bombs, good, detonating bombs, bad. Healing citizens, good, attacking/murdering citizens, bad. Black-and-White Morality: Same as the previous installment: In the Evil ending: Cole will be able use the powers of the the Beast to save the dormant Conduits, but he's forced to kill both Nix and Zeke, and millions more "normal" humans to come.
Boss in Mook Clothing: Ravagers, who burrow, fire homing sludge, will bum rush you, and (in the Hive Lord variant's case) turn out lots of annoying dart-spewing larvae if you don't stay on top of them. The last thing the canon Hero ending of inFAMOUS 2 has you do is let go of all the shoulder buttons, activating the RFI and killing every Conduit alive, including Cole. Bookends: The first thing the player does in inFAMOUS is press Start, which activates the Ray Sphere and makes Cole into a Conduit.
They attack you with ice beams, throw several ice boulders at you, can generate ice spikes on the ground which also serve as protective wall, and heal themselves when you leave them alone for a few seconds. They of course don't just stand there and take a beating. Vermaak 88's Titans are invulnerable to the bolt attack, need dozens of rockets to the face before you can remove the face shield via Quick Time Event and then another dozen of rockets to the face to finally kill it. Particularly as their attack patterns has huge gaps during which Cole can recharge. Once you get Sticky Grenades, Ravagers go from dangerous to mildly annoying (and even that only because they nullify grenades stuck to them when they burrow, so killing them in one barrage is not certain).
Cape Busters: While the Militia were made to fight off the Swamp Monsters, they also like to spend their time and resources hunting Conduits, making Cole number 1 on their list. Call-Back: While the game does well to avoid a certain Late-Arrival Spoiler from the first game, it does throw in a few references to it: Sticky Grenades are incredibly useful in this regard.
Degraded Boss: Ravagers and Crushers are both bosses the first time you face them. At the cost of all ordinary humans' lives. Deal with the Devil: The bad ending: Cole sides with John/The Beast to save all the conduits from the plague.
Does This Remind You of Anything?: iF2's Karma Trailer. Now he can use the RFI, kill the Beast and save the world! But uh oh! The RFI was actually made to kill Conduits! So Cole is left with a choice activate the RFI, nullify the ray field radiation killing everyone and kill the Beast along with every other conduit in the world including himself or live and allow the Beast to activate all of the conduits in the world and doom the rest of mankind to die of radiation poisoning. Diabolus ex Machina: Finally, Cole killed Bertrand and has used every Blast Core. Devil Complex: The evil ending, where despite his now godlike powers Cole admits he hasn't become a god at all, but the devil.
Even worse, the Beast just shrugs off all the damage Cole did to it and wipes Empire City off the map. And though Cole puts up one hell of a fight, he's utterly trounced, drained of most of his powers and left in a weakened state for most of the game. Downer Beginning: As Cole, Zeke, and Kuo are getting ready to head for New Marais, the Beast shows up much earlier than predicted. To Sucker Punch's credit - that's not a bad thing. Bartrand himself, his motives and his agenda look like they could be taken straight from the pages of God Loves, Man Kills.
Also subverted in one of the missions, where you meet someone who had relatives in Empire. Though thankfully for Cole finally gets subverted in the Hero ending, as instead of yet again being the unsung savior of the world, Cole becomes the patron saint of New Marais.
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