Hello dear reader, I'm here with the final episode of the Frostpunk series. Can you feel the chill on your body? This will end soon. Wow, it's been a long series for me, but it was an epic one, I've enjoyed every moment of it. The team that made it did a great job and now they've announced a new Frostpunk game. It's still a couple years away but I'm already excited.
In the previous episode, we collected the cores from Winterfell and brought them to the city. We suffered some losses, but it was necessary for the survival of the city. We powered up the generator and thought good times were ahead, but what happened? A member of the Pilgrims slaughtered a member of the Yilmaz while they were talking in the council. The Pilgrims are very angry about our decisions and they started a riot in the city. I suppressed the rebellion, albeit with difficulty, and got the council to sign the law that made me captain, making my powers unlimited for the future of the city. Otherwise I would not have been able to suppress the rebellion of these people without using force. Sometimes it is necessary to use force for order.
The people are united under my control, only the rebels are against it. Now, by force or by kindness, I will crush these rebellions and establish a permanent union.
I am now able to do this research because I support the Yilmazlar's radical ideas. The Thermal Chemical Oil extractor is important for the future of the city. It will increase misery and waste materials, but it will mean 750 oil revenues a week. That's an incredible amount.
It's time to build an isolation prison. Otherwise there will be no place to keep these rebels.
I've tried to deal with the riots for a while, but it's obviously only by force. Now that I have the prisons, I can use the ability to take over.
After taking over, I had to make another important decision. The fighting has stopped and everyone is at peace, but if I don't keep the radicals out of the city, the fighting could start again. That's why I will build enclaves, I can put only travelers in the enclave or I can also include the indomitable. Obviously this radicalism is a problem in any case, and the indomitable have also behaved in a way that has seriously disrupted the order of the city. So I will move both communities to enclaves.
For the Yilmazlar, this decision was unexpected. They thought they wouldn't be here because they supported me, but based on their past behavior, it's the right decision for all of us.
I've built enclaves for both communities, I've expanded them and built a watchtower, and we need to make sure they don't disturb the peace there either. In the future, when they renounce their radicalism, they can go back to living with the community.
After both communities settled in Anklava, they began to complain about the conditions. They wanted to live in better conditions. The New Londoners say they don't need to, they should be content with what they have. Still, I am a fair-minded captain and asked for facilities to be built inside the enclaves.
In the end, the city was united under my command and all the riots and problems were solved. Everyone began to live in peace.
Doesn't it look beautiful?
The city is not destroyed and survived.
At the end of the game there is a timeline video about how our decisions affected the city and what we chose to do.
Remember Lily May, the baby that was born when the generator went off? She lives in the enclaves with her mother. She smuggles food into the region and is always thinking about the welfare of the people. And how to tear down the walls of the enclaves. Will she be able to tear them down one day?
We've come to the end of the Frostpunk 2 series with an incredibly beautiful cinematic. I hope you enjoyed it. Don't forget to share your thoughts with me in the comments. Take care and have a great day!
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