I liked the decision to slow down and explore the farm instead of immediately jumping into another mission. Sometimes just walking around the base reveals more interesting little details.

That super slingshot into web wings combo looked ridiculously fun. At this point, fast travel really does feel like the boring option when getting across the city is this enjoyable. Two Spider-Men worked

Honestly, stepping away from the puzzle was probably the right call. Sometimes staring at the same mechanism for too long just makes the solution harder to see.

Losing the first fight probably made that final victory feel even better. Sometimes the most satisfying boss wins come after getting beaten once and figuring out what went wrong.

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I had to check it out myself, and that's the only way.

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You did good going after the big soldier first. Leaving the strongest attacker alive while dealing with everyone else would have made the fight much harder. Though I plan differently. I try to thin out

Taking those Shamans out first was definitely the right move, as they were basically giving the Mongols a free power-up. The first fight clearly taught you that parrying was not going to work.

Going into a raid with the whole crew and immediately using special abilities made the fight look pretty brutal. Those clean beheadings definitely helped clearing the way.

That arrow was a pretty rude way to end such a peaceful nap.

Well, not working together. The hyenas feasted on the humans, and they kinda took over the place, not guarding it.

The hyenas really chose the wrong target first, and I happily let them reconsider, haha lol.

The rocks were basically the perfect safety zone at that point.

They definitely stopped looking like harmless wildlife once that health bar appeared.

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I liked how this mission kept getting more interesting, because it started as an infiltration and assassination job and ended up revealing that Al Si'la was only one piece of something much bigger.

The forest with all those torches looked beautiful and creepy at the same time, which was probably the worst combination for a place you had to walk through.

The Rattler dog suddenly picking up your scent was probably the last thing you wanted, but the quick silenced shots kept the whole camp from going into panic mode. You did really well there.