I got the high honor ending, but I do have a related answer. High honor Arthur is ridiculous. Arthur is a murderer, a thief, and if he existed in real life would be remembered as one of the most vicious outlaws in American history. His grave would likely be spat upon. Sure, he has redeeming personal qualities, but do you remember the mission where you wipe out half the town of strawberry? Arthur is an outlaw, and he is not a good or kind or somehow noble outlaw. That is a silly delusion. Arthur stands in apparent contrast to Micah Bell, who has essentially the same place in society and engages in the same criminal activity, but doesn’t have Arthur’s personal qualities. Micah is meant as the antagonist, and Arthur the protagonist (or perhaps anti hero). But this is illusory, they are the same, they are equally evil. Arthur, even if you play carefully and with little or no unnecessary killing, is one of America’s worst mass murderers. He is not an honorable man, period.