He tracks down O'Brian and completes a series of tasks for him in exchange for information regarding Sarah's fate. Connecting the dots, Deacon recalls that this was the name of the man who took Sarah to the safe zone. Then - out of the blue - hope appears in the form of a chance encounter with a NERO helicopter.ĭeacon overhears a NERO scientist discussing something with an "O'Brian" over the two-way radio. Every so often, he plants flowers at a DYI gravestone and recaps her on the events in his life. He escaped the city, only to discover that the safe zone Sarah's helicopter headed to had been overrun, and Sarah was presumed dead.
After placing her in the helicopter alone - there was only room for one more person - Deacon continued to fight off the ensuing hordes. Through conversations with Boozer (Deacon's best friend and fellow biker), we learn that Deacon has mostly accepted Sarah's death. Cut to two years (give or take) later, and still no ring. Deacon gives Sarah his biker ring (a gaudy piece with the face of a mongrel) and asks that she return it to him when she sees him again. The National Emergency Response Organization (NERO) is the government agency that responds to the freaker disaster, and seemingly the only salvaged remnant of our government after the dust has settled. In the opening cutscene of Days Gone, we see Deacon place an injured Sarah (stab wound not a zombie bite) on a NERO helicopter.
Through all the violence and betrayal, Deacon holds out hope for one thing: seeking closure with the loss of his wife, Sarah. Related: Days Gone: The Best Tips & Tricks to Know Before Playing But in a number of ways, Days Gone - and, particularly, the Days Gone ending - reveals that the past never truly dies. He slaughters the undead without a second thought and even has little remorse taking out other survivors that get in his way. John, a gruff individual who has fully embrace his newly freaker-filled world.
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For the uninitiated, Days Gone is a PS4 exclusive open-world biker game set in an Oregon far different than the one we know and love today.
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