Yeah i'm not 100% sold on how the game handles the ending text. This is a great great disrespect to our forefathers, for they have shown courage beyond our imagination. They don't complain about working overtime, they complain why they aren't working hard enough. When history calls upon, the people, and their leader, has a lot greater determination. How the sacrafice of two atomic bombs ended the war without costing another million lifes. Let me remind you that how many American men enrolled voluntarly to enlist during World War II and American women who worked at factories three shifts a day to support the military. Was it worth it? Rights and humanitarian talks are saved for peaceful eras, this is one agenda that really served the game wrong.

I built robots to work at factories so that my people could stay at home away from the cold, clinics that could house hundreds so that no one died to sickness during the blizzard. To remember the 45 heros, I ordered to go down to mineshafts during the blizzard so that 600 more can live. I built graveyards so that the people could honor the dead, to know that their humanity hasn't lost yet. Their leader, which is me, made sure their children can stay in shelters, instead of mineshafts, and provided them proper housing, food and heat.ДЄt -40 celcius I kept my people away from savaging operations to keep them from sickness, and I talked the London guys into stay rather than forcing them. So, at the end of the world, they only got to work 10 hours a day to keep themselves alive, and productive.

Frostpunk faith or order