Do I think it’s a shame that, even though the circumstances in which we obtain this weapon suggest it might be hers, we never see Faith use the Sin Eater?
Has anyone else noticed how the citizens of Hope County seem to mainly treat John like a nuisance? Like they are TERRIFIED of Jacob and Joseph and they fear Faith. But John seems like he’s more just an annoying fly at the picnic. Poor John tries so hard to be intimidating and most everyone’s gut reaction is annoyance rather than fear
The option to set up camp! To get advanced crafting and sleep-healing when you set up camp. Ambushes if you do it in enemy territory would be cool too. It’s such a beautiful landscape.
Incorporating more resistance members into the scripted kidnappings would help integrate them into the plot. Maybe Jess saves you from Jacob which leads into her story about the Cook, Grace tries to save you from John but fails, giving her a sense of uncertainty she can overcome by the end, etc.
The choice to spare the Heralds but also facing immediate, story-relevant consequences for sparing the Heralds. Joey refuses to acknowledge you if John lives. The entire Wolf’s Den becomes hostile if Jacob lives. If it’s Faith, angels stop attacking you, but their former friends and family do, and that’s a lot harder to see coming.
Textual mentions of conflict between the different factions of the resistance over their methods and struggles. A couple of radio arguments between Jerome and Eli over the torture of captives. The occasional ostracizing of refuges from the Henbane out of fear of the addictive, hallucinogenic effects of the Bliss spreading into different regions. Weird local feuds getting either forgotten about entirely or blown ridiculously out of proportion now that everybody suddenly has a sticky bomb. Jim from down the street has been waiting to blow you up for years.