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Cinematic Gameplay - Crushing | Chapter 10: The Twelve Towers (Uncharted 4: A Thief's End)

Crushing. No HUD. No deaths. Stealth mostly. Full lure. Max journal. All conversations. Wildlife. _____________________________ Sam: So victor, how is it that you know King's Bay so well, huh? Sullivan: Well... first time out here was for a swap. Stolen diamonds. Sam: (chuckles) Of course. Sullivan: Deal went bad and I got arrested. Ended up bribing the police chief. Sam: Again, of course. Sullivan: And in the process of negotiating the bribe we, uh... hit it off. And I made it a point to come visit every few years. Sam: Well, hell, maybe we can preempt any trouble we might get into. Can you still reach out to him? Sullivan: Her. Sam: Oh. My mistake. Sullivan: It wasn't like that... for once. We just saw the world in similar ways. Besides... she moved. Brazil. Been a few years since we've seen each other. Sam: Oh, maybe time for a visit? Sullivan: Maybe. First, let's wrap this up. _____________________________ June 2 1702 Captain Harrison - It has been three days since you and your regiment set our for the towers, and our hopes that you might find and apprehend Captain Avery have dwindled along with our supplies. Discovering this pyrate hideaway after years of false leads bolstered the confidence of my men, but after three days of cowering in this dame cave, they grow restless and fearful. They do not wish to starve here, or worse, return to King's Bay empty-handed. Therefore, in direct defiance of your orders, come morning we shall take what supplies and armaments we can carry form this place and head to the towers ourselves. There, by God's good grace, we shall capture Avery and bring him to face Justice. God willing we shall rendezvous with you there. Lr. Sherwood 4th Floor Regiment under license of the East India Company _____________________________ June 11 1702 The signal fires were lit last night, and like clockwork, another group of would-be bounty hunters and glory seekers wandered heedless into our encampment. They put up a good fight, killing a number of our fellows, but the outcome was never in doubt. Two regiments sent by the East India Company defeated in as many days. For their sake, I hope they learned their lesson. Their self-righteous Lieutenant Sherwood lived long enough to slander Captain Avery, pledging us a large share of the bounty and a full pardon in exchange for Avery's whereabouts. Avery is offering us something greater than gold, said I, just before putting an end to his insults with my sword. Our losses aside, this lot of British pigs were much better stocked than the last - we shall make good use of their boots and pistols. [Thomas Tew Sigil]