The Bureau XCOM Declassified All Endings

The Bureau XCOM Declassified All Endings
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[DwightKoh]

Dr Weir's ending is the best. Sort of like forgiveness to an extent.

[Morboxx]

Daaamn, I'm glad I chose Weir. Well, he always seemed the most stable and level-headed person.

[Army-efti]

I like dr weirs ending the best since he's forgiving the aliens. They were forced and enslaved by origin.

[MetalMike]

Weaver accusing Carter of wanting to commit genocide > ended up killing everyone: humans and aliens


GREAT!

[shaftoe]

The Ethereal has come to help future XCOM Commander to save humanity from his compatriots in XCOM2.
"Betrayer!" - remember? That's what they said.

[DwightKoh]

In the Epilogue, the same tune from "XCOM: Enemy Unknown OST" is played when they reveal Asaru's location is unknown, hinting the speculation that Asaru (the player) has taken the host of XCOM's future Commander, to help fend off future invaders and possibly become Earth's hidden defender. It is unknown how this occurs, willingly or unknowingly.

I do hope this is not true, because I want to think of myself as a mere human fighting for... well, humanity!

[watcherzero]

No, the Ethereals you encounter in EU were ones who had failed to evolve into pure energy like the rest of their race did millions of years earlier, they had tried to artificially evolve themselves but had got stuck halfway with strong minds and weak physical bodies and had to be confined to stasis pods. They were uplifting other races to try and find the missing link of balanced mind and body strength to finish off their own evolution into pure energy.

[OshMMf]

F*ck, I knew I should have picked Dr.Weir...

[AsianManGV]

This game is underrated, it was pretty good. Clunky but story-wise, it was good, fucking good 

[DJWAus]

In all these endings it would not be possible to cover up such an invasion.

[bindair_dundat]

This can't have been the same universe as XCOM: Enemy Within or Enemy Unknown, as there everyone was surprised to see the different types of aliens and their technology as the FIRST aliens ever. Even the specific types are named only during the autopsy not from previous records. Otherwise, they would have been like "Hey, those are the same aliens we killed 50 years ago.".

Keeping that in mind, Bureau shouldn't have bothered that much to keep everything hidden from the population. It was not an alien covert operation, it was a full-scale invasion, with multiple ships, zombies, giant towers and armies. There is no way in hell to keep that a secret.

I liked the idea of the player being the Ethereal controlling the hero, but the whole game just wasn't all that entertaining.

[RenegadeForces]

I love how at the end when it looks at the stars you can here the X-COM ENEMY UNKNOWN music

[MrLancar]

I picked the doctor. He seemed the most likable of the 3, Having watched this, I'm glad I did :p

[FoxFaeez]

Played and completed the game in 4 days, got Weir's ending and I'm glad I did. He was the best one.

[napowolf]

If the ethereal's intent was all good and well, then Carter's motive make no sense.
Throughout the campaign is never wanted to just slaughter everything...

When bonded, he IS the ethereal, so you can't tell me it wasn't Carter speaking.
The way he acted and talked towards the end suggests he knew a danger that nobody understands, but the actual storyline and ending kinda make his story arc pointless.

[tyjuji]

I'm just gonna pretend I picked Weir's ending. Weaver's is just messed up.

[geddoe]

was Agent 47 interviewing all of them lol?

[Fenris]

The detestable "Roswell/CIA" syndrome of erasing every memory of the invasion seems proper considering the paranoia of the times.

[sflowers]

I picked Fauke, it was the second most "happy ending" if you look at them that way. What happen to Carter again? Last I remember he was being taken to the ship to be detained again unless I missed something, but there is no mention of him in the endings.

[Snakebite]

She really was the evil ending. Even Faulk had a kinder answer. But Faulk was painted as a power monger in the game.

And Weir....well he seemed to much like a sympathizer.

In retrospect I would of chosen Weir and I'm pleasantly surprised he never betrayed XCOM