More hostile reactions from Loyalist members. More curious reactions from the Outsider at his shrines. More cynical reactions from the Outsider at his shrines. Increase in the number of guards present.ĭecrease in the number of guards present. Early on, when there are many guards in the protagonist's path, following a low chaos approach can be difficult - however, in some of the later, less populated areas, it is significantly easier. Non-human enemies such as rats, river krusts and wolfhounds do not affect chaos. Low chaos requires the protagonist to avoid killing both enemies and civilians. This causes Corvo or Emily to comment differently on most inspectable objects and is a prerequisite for a unique ending, in which Corvo Attano rules Karnaca as "the Bloody Duke". This is the only known instance of a game reacting to a medium-low chaos factor.ĭishonored 2 has a similar chaos state in which the protagonist, while they have achieved high chaos, still didn't kill enough people to achieve the state of very high chaos. In The Brigmore Witches, the Outsider's speech to Daud after entering Delilah's painting will vary between medium chaos and other chaos states, even changing between medium-high and medium-low chaos. Only with a medium-high chaos factor can Callista Curnow survive the game in high chaos, although even then her survival is not guaranteed. In Dishonored, Samuel will not alert the guards on Kingsparrow Island to Corvo's presence, but will castigate him and say he never wants to see Corvo again. Barring other factors influencing chaos, more than 20% and less than 50% of the human population per mission must be killed for a medium-high chaos rating.
Medium chaos is a high chaos state wherein the protagonist has not caused enough chaos to warrant the highest rating. In Dishonored 2, high chaos is taken even further, granting the protagonist the option to leave either Emily or Corvo in stone and rule the Empire alone (which can result in Corvo becoming the new Emperor of the Isles). At this level, Samuel will fire a gunshot to alert the guards to Corvo's presence, as a demonstration of his absolute disgust with Corvo's actions. Cosmetic changes, such as the presence of a large storm on the island, are paired with changes to the environment and story line that will alter how Corvo must navigate the area. In Dishonored, having a high chaos rating when Corvo arrives at his final mission drastically changes the situation he encounters on Kingsparrow Island. The most violent path the protagonist can choose, high chaos, is mainly achieved by killing many human characters. Variations on the totals seem to trigger minor differences between chaos levels, such as Samuel Beechworth's behavior in The Light at the End or Meagan Foster's choice to reveal her real identity in Death to the Empress. However, these thresholds are not absolute, as there are several other factors that increase or decrease chaos. If total kills exceed 50% of the population seen, the city is irrevocably thrown into chaos, and the very high chaos ending is depicted.
It has been reported that, for high chaos to be achieved, Corvo, Daud, or Emily must kill 20% of the human population per mission. It is chiefly calculated by the number of people killed, but is also influenced by other factors, e.g.
It affects the number of guards present in each area and the strength of their forces, and increases the quantity of rats, weepers, and bloodflies encountered during missions. You'll become one of us!" -Kirin Jindosh Ĭhaos is the element that affects the actions and reactions of characters during Dishonored, its DLCs: The Knife of Dunwall and The Brigmore Witches, and Dishonored 2 determining the fate of Daud, Emily Kaldwin, Corvo Attano and the Empire of the Isles.Ĭhaos controls how Corvo, Daud and Emily's quests unfold and their eventual resolution. If you kill me, you become the assassin we claimed you were.
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