There's an overarching theme in Honest Hearts, something that ties the stories of the Survivor, Graham, and Daniel together.

What the hell is it? I can't figure it out lol.

Honest hearts make honest actions? That's the best I can think of. If you didn't notice, it's where the title comes from.

Be true to yourself maybe?

That no matter what you do all non generic characters disappear from the park.

Explore caves and you will be rewarded.

The background story is always more interesting than the main plot.

That Joshua Graham is badass

not the morale but how i see it : honest hearts - thru dialogue options u find out the nature of the persons , the way they behave and the path they choose in life

Letting go... XD

that no matter what daniel is a whiny [censored] and he doesnt like either endings......

That redeption is always possible; with Graham apparently being forgiven by the New Caananites and the Survivalist's attepts to help people after his own guilt for not being with his wife and son.

Don't run-and-gun before reading NPC's names to see if they're hostile.

Thanks for the valuable lesson, follows-chalk.

Don't do drugs.

More so, don't do Datura. Will [censored] you up.

crazy flaming bear :shifty:

Thats [censored] freaked me out.

When you leave the legion you get real lame bliviongate:

"War, War never changes. Since the dawn of civilisation, when our ancient ancestors first discovered the killing power of rock and bone, blood has been spilled in the name of God, justice and simple psychotic rage................ but war, war never changes."

That there are only two options in life, kill everyone, or run away like a [censored].

Anyone else find it amusing that they left the fate of the Valley up to some random courier who wanders in with a caravan, he's been there like a day and he gets to decide the outcome of an entire tribe of people, against the wishes of someone(Joshua or Daniel) who basically leads them. lolwut?

Wrong DLC :biggrin: , but anyways in my opinion I think it would be something like: "change is always possible no matter what you have done."

does that include slavery , killing , stealing

I do find amusing how can someone reach that conclusion.

With the exception of the LAST quest the entire quest line is based on Daniel plan of evacuating the Sorrows, when you get the map to the Great Stairway you can continue with Daniel plan or side with Joshua Graham idea of taking the fight to the White Legs.

The only thing that is "amiss" is there is not much of a buildup to fighting the White Legs but its pretty clear Daniel have not much of a pull with the Dead Horses and without Graham help he simply cannot start the evacuation of the Sorrows, your decision simply can tip the balance as Daniel NEEDS Joshua and the Dead Horses help but Joshua does not need Daniel help.

The real question is why Joshua Graham did not go ahead with his plan even without the Courier support since he really did not need the Courier help unlike Daniel that had not much of a choice since the Sorrows refused to entered the caves and the buildings and so did most of the Dead Horses, that is the only weak link on the story.

Don't feed the Yao Guai?

Err, don't f**k with the burned man!

ummm...obviously not, seeing as he's way too easy to kill :toughninja: lol, more like "killing random people isn't as rewarding as what you thought"