I don't actually know what happened to Cole since i wasn't up to date with the story when ever my brother played it, but he says he died or something, right? Cole was a pretty cool guy and he also had the voice actor of Ellis in Left 4 Dead 2 whom was a pretty good voice actor
I also thought that, he really looks like some kind punk you would see hanging out with a gang in a alley or something, what are his powers anyway? They don't seem as electric as Cole's
Cole appeared to have died however in the end lighting hit the ship that he was on and it made a question mark shape.
Basically this. I haven't played the second one either, I'm still on the fence about it considering I know what happens at the end of the good storyline, and Zeke in the evil storyline.
But yeah, I'm kind of disappointed that both of the second one's endings allowed for another sequel, yet Second Son doesn't feature Cole as the protagonist. I'm hoping Second Son is just a spin-off or something. InFamous would make a nice trilogy.
Delsin Rowe is the star of Second Son, and you probably know someone like him: A 24 year-old who is absolutely convinced he’s destined for greatness; though so far that greatness has managed to elude him. He grew up just outside Seattle, Washington, where his great – if accidental – calling comes crashing into his life. After rescuing occupants from a fiery bus wreck, he discovers that he suddenly has the ability to direct, manipulate and even transform into… Smoke. Could he have absorbed this power from one of the teenagers he pulled from the wreckage?
Setting the scene: It’s been 7 years since the Cole MacGrath episodes and the world has clearly changed. Anyone showing signs of being a so-called “bio-terrorist” is immediately handed over to the Department of Unified Protection (DUP) — a government agency created to ensure there is never a repeat of the catastrophic events of Empire City and New Marais. So Delsin, who has never been particularly respectful of authority, finds himself caught in the DUP dragnet... And decides he’s not going to go quietly.
Along the way, Delsin is going to ask questions that are not just relevant to the world of Second Son – but to the world we all live in today. A world where we are often instructed to surrender our freedoms to help improve our security. Benjamin Franklin once wrote “Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” Is he right?
As you play Second Son, you’ll explore lots of Seattle’s familiar landmarks. As with all games in this series, the path that the gameplay and story take will depend on the decisions you make along the way.
Yeah, definitely not interested.
