Conditioned to Accept Horror: Daphne was already plenty snarky, but as she goes through the island, braving various horrors and enemies, if something doesn't totally disgust her, then she now looks at it with indifference, such as the torture room mentioned above. 3, AKA the Lumberjack, takes a sadistic joy in brutally maiming, executing, and tormenting people.ĭaphne: Ugh! A torture room. According to various documents, Brother No. Cold-Blooded Torture: Workers and Militiamen who betray the Community are often subject to this. It's entirely possible to beat the snot out of someone to their last sliver of health, and then finish them off with a small rock. They can distract enemies, as well as hurt them (for a measly 3 damage). Cherry Tapping: It's possible to pick up small rocks and throw them. Bullfight Boss: Cujo, the abnormally large dog who guards the tower, is so strong that normal attacks have no effect, and he must be lured into ramming electrified fences. Brutish Character, Brutish Weapon: The Executioner, Lumberjack, and Big Hammer Guy from Prologue are all giant brutes with equally large barbaric weapons. The Lumberjack is immune on account that he wears a thick shielded helmet. Boom, Headshot!: Crossbow hits to the head deal exceptional damage, instantly killing all but the largest targets. Meanwhile on the island, her escape was part of a side plot to get the island disavowed so they could relocate and continue their Community in total secrecy. But, all of her closest friends are dead or betrayed her, and it's unlikely she'll ever fully recover from the nightmarish experience. Daphne successfully escapes the island with incriminating files that will force the local government to disavow its existence, and she can eventually get back to her own life. Bittersweet Ending: The Good/True ending. 1 reveals that he's been watching Daphne's progress the entire time, and a side area reveals that he accomplishes this with remote controlled drones. Big Brother Is Watching You: Upon reaching the High Tower and getting the radio, Brother No. In "Escape" she successfully makes it to the rendezvous with incriminating files, but by using them to get the Turkish government to disavow knowledge of the island, it allows the Community to relocate safely and in total secrecy. In "Imprison", she fails to meet the rendezvous, and is locked up with many other prisoners. In "Join", Daphne accepts the preaching of Brother No. The Bad Guy Wins: Pretty much in all the endings. He just loves dressing up in various costumes while he maims, torments, and murders people. The Lumberjack gets bonus points for actually wielding an ax, and is of the sadistic variety as he is revealed to not even be a lumberjack. Ax-Crazy: Junkies are so completely broken by drugs that they are all violently insane, spewing inanities and attacking on sight. 
Kill one, however, and you now have access to arguably the most powerful weapon in the game. They have decent range and good accuracy, and are rather dangerous. Archer Archetype: Some enemies wield crossbows.You will also suffer this if you receive a killing blow from the Lumberjack or Executioner.An Arm and a Leg: Various corpses can be found of the many people who ventured to the island in the past, and most of them are missing limbs.
Nevertheless, she has excellent survival ingenuity and can easily figure out a way to replicate a found tool/weapon using scraps of wood and metal. The game enforces this by making most weapons rather ineffective, putting focus on Flight over Fight.
But she's not prepared to deal with such dangers on the island. Action Survivor: Daphne is your average sports car-driving, mountain-climbing thrill-seeker.
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