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> And in Frostpunk it's kind of forced on you since the tech tree is all authoritarianism. If you're talking about the Book of Laws, you get different endings
by mrighele 6y ago
> And in Frostpunk it's kind of forced on you since the tech tree is all authoritarianism.
If you're talking about the Book of Laws, you get different endings depending on what laws you enable like "we didn't cross the line" or "we went too far", or something like that.
I think also that depending on the scenario you can avoid most of the "ugly laws", with the notable exception of child labour, because it gives a boost in manpower at the beginning of the game, and that makes really a difference.
If you prefer, choosing a single ugly law lets me avoid all the others.
- hutzlibu 6y agoI think the different endings come only if you choose the last authorian option, which are also marked in a special way. But allmost everything is authorian in the book of laws. Even if you play soft - you play a soft dictator. But this is the game mechanic, and to play as a anarchistic syndicate would be hard to implement, or rather impossible, as you are indeed the only human.