Isaac unleashes the Necromorphs upon all of his security personnel to finally confront him in front of the new 100 story tall Marker. It is not known, however, if those shuttles/ships were carrying any Necromorphs or the insane.Īfter hampering Isaac at every turn, Isaac finally pushes into the Government sector with the help of Ellie. Multiple shuttles are seen leaving the station in the earlier scenes of Dead Space 2, some crashing into each other but others making it out apparently unscathed. It is unknown exactly how many people survived their escape from the Sprawl. This may be the reason he ordered the evacuation in an attempt to save as many people as he could from the Necromorph outbreak on the sprawl despite being ordered not to launch one. In one audio log he is heard to say that his family had a long standing history as runners of the station and that he wanted to protect the station and its population from the Necromorph infestation. The Overseer had sent a log detailing disappointment in the station evacuation and promise retribution against Tiedemann for authorizing it.ĭespite his numerous attempts to kill Isaac and his heavy handed attitude, Tiedemann seems to see himself as a protector of the station's residents. There is also evidence of him being controlled by someone going by the alias Overseer. He is Isaac Clarke's primary human antagonist throughout the game and he utilizes numerous automated subsystems as well as teams of Security Officers to halt Isaac's progress throughout the Sprawl. Graffiti-covered posters of him can also be seen, indicating that he was not well loved among the station's population, the Unitologist portion of it, anyway.
Repeating videos of him can be seen in certain areas of the station, urging its residents to evacuate and declaring martial law. A letter from him found later in the game lists his position as Director of Operations aboard the station. Hans Tiedemannwas the highest civil authority present on Titan Station at the time of the Necromorph outbreak.
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