Just prior to invading the fort, Cole attempts to kiss Nix, however she teleports away, leading to Cole state she's "Freaky".When Cole was talking on the PA System of the fort, Cole did not disguise his voice, which meant Laroche or any other Rebel could have realized it was Cole talking, a possible explanation for this is, they were under fire, and only paid attention to his words.In this mission, the player briefly takes control of Nix, while firing the turret.Cole, pleased with his trickery, casually replies "Hell, what kind of a man would I be if I just sat back and watched?" Trivia In Infamous, gamers got to play the origin story of Cole McGrath, a bike messenger who got electrical powers in an explosion that ruined his hometown of Empire City.So, what you won’t be doing in the Sucker Punch dev studio’s Infamous 2 is rehashing all that stuff. Finished the game on any difficulty: 1,000 starting XP. Laroche (unaware of the deception) calls Cole to thank him for stepping in and to vent his anger at the Militia, who (he says) claim to be protectors but shoot at people for sport. The one good thing that comes from being a sequel is the new story avenues that get opened up. So for those of us that played and completed the first inFamous game, the developers decided to reward players that completed the first game by offering starting bonuses for Cole McGrath's second adventure. After he destroys the turret, the rebels quickly realize that the "electric man" is on their side and join him in storming the fort, and between them they swiftly defeat the remaining Nix continues shooting at the rebels, killing dozens before Cole steps in to play his "part". Nix (in her Militia disguise) teleports to the turret and destroys two large fuel tanks to get the rebels attention, in the meantime, Cole has patched into the Militia PA and begins taunting the rebels. Once the communication's are down, Cole calls Nix, letting her know everything is ready at his end. Once inside the fort Cole has to deal with a multitude of Militia members before he can destroy the two hubs. Making his way across the rooftops to the fort, Cole speaks to Zeke and asks for the location of the Militia's communication hubs within the fort, which Zeke quickly forwards to Cole's phone. Getting closer and closer to Cole, Nix suggests she could dress as a member of the Militia and make him "look like a hero", at which point Cole leans in to kiss Nix, who teleports away before he has the chance. Cole adds that he could "fry" the militia's communications to give her more time. Nix points out one of the militia's turrets, stating "it's going to take blood" to get Laroche's rebellion on their side. Strangely, Ionic Drain does not require any NPCs to be in its area of effect in order to replenish Coles energy and health. This power may be gained from Nix by using the Power Transfer Device with her. Ĭole meets Nix on a roof opposite Fort Philippe to hear her plan for getting the rebels on their side. Ionic Drain is an Evil karma napalm power which lets Cole MacGrath drain the life force from enemies standing around him. Nix: " So you picked me over Kuo, yeah? I knew you wanted to have some fun, baby." Cole: " Sure as hell not going to get people to worship me by handing out medicine." ―Cole meets Nix to go through her plan.
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