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With that in mind, as well as the knowledge of what happens after the scenario, you might as well have signed those citizens' death certificates. You can choose to sign the Medical Repatriation law, which will send your amputees back to Britain, effectively firing them and leaving them crippled.Her sadness is enough to make the player feel they have failed their people. If the construction crew is forced to stay on site after the frost hits and the ocean freezes, you will be confronted with the image of a sad old woman with tears frozen to her face, as the realization that they are alone sinks in.If you choose not to welcome the Lords, then these innocent children will all die.

The last group of Lords to arrive at the city, the one lead by Lord Craven, is made up mostly of children. Many of the Lords are children, who are distrusted by your people for conditions out of their control.Exploring that location reveals that he built the Generator, and that Lords who hired him lied to him about his wife being dead and about him having a spot there, upon the Generator's completion. One of the first Frostland locations you can explore is a man who hanged himself from a tree.Even in the Golden Ending, where you evacuate as many as you can, it's still guaranteed that some of your people will die cold and afraid. Knowing that you can't save all your people.While you may have saved countless lives, the inhabitants would have to either soon investigate the Arks for the discovery of their now-dead 'saviors' or realize the fact that the world has lost its chances to restore life once the ice age ends. It is implied that the scientists perished or deserted due to the Arks' contents being destroyed by the frost, and/or insufficient resources stored long enough to survive the storm.

Failing to save the arks while managing to save New Manchester is not great either.

Another possible tear-jerker is if you try to help New Manchester, but due to poor luck or poor planning manage to save neither that city nor the Arks.

The scientists agreed that it was a selfish decision to save a larger legacy rather than a dying city, but the narration of 'It Will Have To Be Our Legacy' showed the scientist's regret and eventual acceptance of their sacrifice for the sake of their goal.

Also it continuously sends your outpost telegrams in the early stages of the campaign.Note: I came here looking for aid for my people and you ignored us for the sake of your mission. On The Edge explicity continues on from A New Home with a New London present enough to both send food to your outpost and cause a three-hundred-strong refugee crisis should you refuse to save the city, thus making this guess completely impossible. Add that to the sudden unrealistic increase in temperature from -150вЊ to -30 - a mind-blowing 120 вЊ difference - in a matter of hours, or maybe minutes, the flashback of the city's history in the background after 'the storm subsides' and the fact that you can't continue your game at all, the conclusion can easily be that everyone has frozen to death, and the history of the city is just your life flashing before your eyes before your body gives out to the frost, while you're hallucinating that you've survived and the Earth is starting to return to normal.

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Even with everything fully researched, the generator in overdrive and heaters going at full blast, everything aside from maybe the infirmaries is freezing (which, according to the game's wiki, means a net temperature of -41вЊ or lower everywhere) for hours at the very least. If you think about it, it's negative 150 вЊ we're talking about.At the end of A New Home, the entire city dies in the final surge of the storm, and the thawing is just a perimortem hallucination