You're right. I'm guessing you've completed this mission long back. Was it challenging for you as well, or was it only me?

Exactly.

Imagine climbing a hill to fight, only to find out the enemies could block every second swing. That seemed exhausting.

Backing off to deal with the soldiers before touching the machine was a patient move, right up until the final charge. Whoever designed that Hiss cluster just wanted to ruin his night, lol.

Going in to shut the heart down and getting pulled inside instead was the kind of plot twist, that makes you shout at the screen.

Refueling a truck to a full tank and then watching it burn up in minutes was a very harsh lesson. And that explosion was way bigger than I expected.

Guards that do absolutely nothing while someone walks up to them are the easiest difficulty setting no menu can offer, lol.

Why would a locked cell need a key that does not show up until a later quest? That sounded like the game keeping a secret on purpose.

Correct.

Well, the forge is needed even for the Mongols.

It was personal for Taka for sure.

Yeah, it was kinda like that. I'm glad I could at least save them.

Thanks a lot.

Thanks a lot.

Pulling four screws out of a door with mind sound like the most expensive way to use a screwdriver, LOL. That vision of Dylan smiling was creepy.

Taking out the sniper first was the smartest call in that whole area.

Why would a convoy door need a card when the whole bridge was full of infected? Somebody took their paperwork very seriously. Ammo behind that door was a nice reward.

A camp full of Raiders cooking and drinking right before a risky night mission felt like the calm before a very loud storm. A foggy night was the perfect cover for this plan.

Stunning one skeleton and then cleaning up the rest in a few seconds looked like a very short shift for them. They looked tough but you made them look easy to take down.

Coming back to the exact same spot and finding the trail waiting there should feel like returning to a movie right where you paused it, right? Havana sounded like the next big stop.