The mission to finally kill Duvall isn’t anything special in terms of mafia gameplay mechanics, if I’m being honest. You find out where he’s hiding, drive up there, and do what you need to do. After I quickly took out two guys, I hung back in the shadows and let Duvall talk for a while. It doesn’t take long for him to start throwing out the word “nigger,” talk about how black people are lazy, and complain about equal rights. Given the grisly fate that awaits Duvall regardless of your approach to the mission, my actions here are intended to send a message to Marcano, who’s well aware that I’m still alive. With that in mind, I pull out my assault rifle and throw a grenade to thin out the herd.
Those dressed in white hoods begin to run, but they are no different in my or Lincoln’s eyes from the men aiming weapons. They’ve spent their lives promoting hate speech up until this point, and letting them go would be a liability to my operations in the city. Once everyone’s dealt with, I go to Duvall’s bleeding form, as you must do to complete the mission, and blast my remaining ammo from both my pistol and rifle at him. It doesn’t affect him in the slightest, but I did it, I then realize, just to fuel my own desires. It felt like something Lincoln would do just hours after watching Duvall’s men chain up black people and sell them to the highest bidder in a grocery store.
The
leader, shocking as it may seem, isn’t a good guy; not only is he the
head of the Southern Union cell in New Bordeaux, he also takes the time
to preach racist sentiments on his radio show. It comes as little
surprise that someone who disguises his racism under the guise of God’s
receive a religious style death, so Lincoln hooks him up to the flaming
Crucifix and lets him burn.
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Author: SmallSheepDudugo
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