Keep in mind that you can only associate with Juan if you side with him during the Welcome on Board story quest and then again during Broadcast. If you destroy X13, they'll die too.īelow is a known list of variations to how the epilogue can play out depending on your choices. Whatever happens to her if you don't destroy X13 is unknown, as is the fate of Waltz. The choices you make will decide who is left to run Villedor when all is said and done, as Aiden will always leave the city and continue to wander - even if you save Mia. To simplify all this, if you want to leave with Lawan, you need to: Villedor is still saved, but Aiden departs alone.
If Hakon dies, there's no one to save Lawan. However, she will not leave with Aiden, and, obviously, Frank will die as well. If Hakon was alive, but you allied with the Peacekeepers or Juan, he’ll still save Lawan. If the Survivors control the broadcast and you saved Frank, Aiden and Lawan will leave Villedor together 
Hakon will save Lawan if he's alive, and the missiles won't destroy Villedor. Margaret the herbalist is the only one who can save Frank, and if Aitor dies, the PK murder her. Note that the option to save Frank during Breakthrough requires you to have saved Aitor during the "Aitor" side quest. Otherwise he'll still die while you're tracking down the truck. If you side with Frank, you'll still have to ensure he survives until the end of the game, by staying with him when he's struck by a poison arrow during the "Breakout" mission. This means the Nightrunners are never revived, and you're locked out of leaving the city with Lawan. If you don't side with Frank by giving him the transmitter access at the VNC Tower in the Broadcast mission, he'll be unable to radio for evacuations, and become mortally wounded trying to help survivors. Hakon will appear during the X13 mission to fight you and will relent when he sees Lawan, and join your side.įrank is another key character in the story in regards to what kind of endings you can get. This means if you left him to die earlier, you can avoid forcing the confrontation. he won't be able to help save Lawan at the end of the X13 quest, meaning she'll have to sacrifice herself.Īs if there weren't enough variables at play, if you side with Juan Rainer during the Broadcast mission, the story beat where you meet Hakon again becomes a side quest. That means you'll have no option to talk him out of fighting and will be forced to kill him. However, during No Mercy/Deals with the Devil, he no longer trusts you. If you leave Hakon to die, he'll still stay alive for the time. Keeping Hakon alive is essential if you want to save Lawan and get a better ending. Refuse to fight him, and tell Lawan to back down to save Hakon. 
That means during No Mercy/Deals with the Devil later in the game, he's open to not fighting you. If you help save Hakon, you'll immediately start Sniper's Alley and preserve your friendship with him. You won't know it then, but Hakon's disposition towards you will dictate if he can be talked down when you are forced to fight him later in the game. Possibly one of the most important choices is one that happens very early is if you decide to help Hakon when he is ambushed near the end of the Old Villedor section.
However, who controls the city and how you get to this point can differ depending on the major choices you make. Rescue Lawan - City is hit and half the population is killed Stay with Mia - Lawan detonates missiles and sacrifices herself (if Hakon was killed) Stay with Mia - Lawan detonates missiles and lives (if Hakon was not killed) However, there are many other choices that can effect how those play out, and depending on which factions you sided with, who controls Villedor in the aftermath.Īt a glance, these are the major ending differences:
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