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That is my guess too. His ally could save him too but there is no light associated with that.

I also felt he was spending way too much time washing hands in light of the fact that he had no idea what was to happen in Granada. The fight in the train could have been avoided by ditching the train. Frankly, his priority ought to have been running out even at the cost of a shot especially as he had healing resources accessible at the time. As we have seen already a single shot doesn't generally kill. He took way too long killing the initial terrorist while in the restroom. He acted like a level 9 not a 90.

Was a great read. Some of them are really quite dangerous, addiction has real-life consequences and multilingual has hilarious ones.

A review that captures my feelings to a fair extent. I am also hooked up like you. The story conceptualization is awesome. I am less enthused by the gaming element though as I feel that a game is engrossing when there is a story linked to it and not just a bunch of motley characters against whom one levels up. Having such fantasy characters in a modern setting is jarring unless there is a premise that explains how the modern elements blend into the historical. Personally, I would also like to be wearing armour when wielding a sword and being in a suit while playing does not cut it for me. A good game story could have been woven into the main plot as well.