It helps that not only does he fully redeem himself, but if he turns on you, it's solely your fault.
Rescued from the Scrappy Heap: Zeke was hated by more than a few players in the first game, but considering how Zeke became more mature, useful and was genuinely sorry for his actions in inFAMOUS, he won over some of his haters. And the good ending has you go through the process of activating the RFI, knowing it will kill yourself, Kuo, and every Conduit all across the globe. And he had fully reformed himself before, this time turning on you because you acted selfishly, not him. He takes multiple hits, and just keeps raising his gun. The Evil Ending requires Cole to personally kill Zeke. Player Punch: Both endings are a real gut punch. After that, Cole also kills his best friend and becomes what he wanted to destroy. No prizes for guessing what happens next. Cole walks up, and pins her head under the amp. After defeating her, she's laying on the ground defenseless. Heck, even in his human form, he comes off as scary. Bertrand's beast form is also quite freaky. Just the idea of a Magma Man who can turn into a giant is pretty damn intimidating. More a pragmatic than evil decision in-universe due to the surprisingly deep and complicated moral dilemma but the game locks Cole in the Evil ending if he joins the Beast. All to empower his transformation into a Conduit. He rounded up hundreds of poor people into the swamp, including Nix's family, and killed them all with a Ray Sphere. Turns out it was before the game even began. Moral Event Horizon: Considering all the atrocities he commits, it's hard to pin down when exactly Bertrand crossed this. Harsher in Hindsight: Considering that Zeke activated the Ray Sphere in the first game and the plague is caused by Ray Sphere radiation poisoning it is possible, however unlikely that Zeke gave himself the plague. Large bosses such as Devourers can sometimes actually get stuck inside scenery, forcing you to restart the mission, but skipping the boss. You can also do this without UGC, by lowering the bridge during the "power up Flood Town" mission then crossing it without launching a Tesla Missile at the next transformer. Makes it very easy to find them in that area.Just remember to die before aborting the mission, or you might get stuck. Depending on the content there can be no enemies whatsoever, and with the power out only the blast shards will show up on the radar. Good Bad Bug: Its possible to use User Generated Content to bypass a Broken Bridge to enter the second half of the city before you're supposed to. Festival of Blood being about vampires contains these by default but special mention goes to the Harpies who bounce around just out of reach hanging from improbable locations shooting you with dual Uzis also the zombie civilians who swarm you during certain missions and can deal more damage with a single melee swing than the minibosses can. On the other hand, this does make Cole's melee animation for killing them, a punt, incredibly satisfying. Don't forget the Spikers, which are quick, numerous, and have long range attacks on a par with any mook running around with an automatic. Goddamn Bats: Shotgunners, who will use their powers to get right up in your face and hit you point blank with a shotgun blast. #Infamous 2 cole redesign full
Even further than this is a UGC mission that will auto-colloect all 305 blast shards, netting you a full power bar and the Just One More trophy. Gameplay Derailment: User Generated Content can be used to collect all the UGC related trophies just be searching for missions that are deliberately short.And while there's some light flirtation between Cole and Nix, the latter is loaded with issues. This is likely because their interactions on a Good playthrough are very friendly and can feel like Ship Tease and the Evil playthrough ends with them both replacing the Big Bad. Fan-Preferred Couple: Many fanfic writers prefer to pair Cole up with Kuo, even though their relationship feels mostly professional.Storywise it's a bit more divisive compared to the first game, but it's still a strong enough story on its own. Even Better Sequel: The game did much to improve upon what was in the first game, with more powers, smoother gameplay, and even more characters to appreciate.While there are certain things that make much more sense when you play the first game (Cole's issues with Zeke, his hatred of Kessler, the characters' knowledge of the Beast, and the Beast's identity), the story doesn't require too much knowledge of the first entry. Contested Sequel: While still mostly positive, reviews for the second game were a bit more mixed.
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