Repentless 2 - Trophées

Nombre de succès
34

Nombre de trophée bronze	16
Nombre de trophée argent	12
Nombre de trophée or	5
Nombre de trophée platine	1

Inevitable end

And so, the pillars crumbled!

Fourth Estate

Complete the Journalist dialogue

Creative class

Complete the Actress dialogue

Budget sucker

Complete the Professor dialogue

Bloom of the nation

Complete the Schoolgirl dialogue

Spiritual authority

Complete the Priest dialogue

Underdog

Complete the Follower dialogue

???

Complete the Ghost dialogue

How could this happen?

Survive a bullet

Washing machine

Complete the game with any ending

Once a traitor, always a traitor

This new liberal journalist isn't actually new..

Why didn't it work out?

Get damaged

Hot-tempered male

Make your first visitor as angry as possible... and discover his story!

Can't be real

Discover the story behing Ghost's death

Worst student

Make the professor really angry

A friend of youth

Answer a schoolgirl's question

Being humane

Ask the schoolgirl for mercy. That's how the mighties fall.

What's up?

Complete the intro

Interview

Make an answer in Journalist dialogue

Measuring the talent

Make an answer in Actress dialogue

Swag!

Make an answer in Schoolgirl dialogue. Cruel kids these days! It's probably videogames to blame!

Shadows on the wall

Make an answer in Priest dialogue

Finally, brother!

Make an answer in Follower dialogue

Insanity

Make an answer in Ghost dialogue

Anathema!

Discover the names of heresies you've spilled while trying to look religious

Blessing

Trick the priest into praying for you

So, equality is a myth?

But do you really like it this way?

Pillar 5: Multivectoral Propaganda

Creating fake opposition might look dangerous. It says bad things about the government, but... When the time comes, it will support your trends and narratives, spread its own set of fakes and create a safe vector to release the steam.

Pillar 4: Negative selection

Also connected to the phenomenos called large poppy syndrome and kakistocraty. The dictatorship destroys the best members of the society or puts them under survelliance to use for the regime's benefit. So, the ruling clique stays the smartest, most powerful kids on the block. However, a rigid clique wouldn't recognise some talents and technologies as "high poppies". That's where changes may grow.