While exploring the coast, I discovered a Mongol beach camp and successfully observed the leader's training. I then began a stealth clearing of the territory, eliminating a perimeter guard, a tower archer, a horse tender, and a soldier hidden within a tent without raising the alarm.
It was the next morning when I was still exploring around the coastal cliffs and I suddenly found a Mongol territory, which was a beach side camp nestled against the waves. I stayed low, scouting the perimeter to understand the movement of the guards before making my move toward the camp.
While I was looking for the Mongol leader to observe him and learn his techniques, I did this entrance where I found a dead body hanged there on a pole. It was a brutal reminder of the enemy's cruelty, meant to scare away any locals who dare to return to their homes.
Then I noticed the Mongol leader who was training inside the camp, swinging a heavy weapon with practiced discipline. So I was trying to get close to him to observe him, but guard was on my way, so I had to back up into the shadows to avoid being spotted.
I tried another way to get close to the Mongol leader, but it was a risky path as there were soldiers around. However, I somehow got close to him and I observed him hiding in that pampas grass that grew thick near the training ring.
I didn't mean to fight the Mongol leader already, as I decided to take down most of his soldiers in a stealth to even the odds. And this Mongol became my first target.
Then I climbed up on this tower where an archer was waiting for me to strike. I reached the top of the ladder and I assassinated him quietly before he could even draw his bow or alert the camp below. From there, I could see the Mongol leader keep practicing, unaware that his support was slowly disappearing.
I climbed down from the tower and I found a Mongol taking care of a horse near. After getting sure there were no more of them around to witness the deed, I went for him and I assassinated him.
Then I went inside this tent where I didn't think anyone would be around, searching for any supplies left behind. But there was this Mongol who almost caught me red-handed as he turned around from a weapon rack. Right after I found him, I assassinated him without giving him a chance to shout or attack me back.
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This seems like a very interesting and enjoyable adventure game.I watch the game and had a lot of fun.
Yeah, it really is a fun adventure to follow. I'm glad you enjoyed watching it.
The way you scouted the perimeter before making a move shows a level of patience that many players may ignore. That horse was probably wondering where its caretaker went after that, lol.
That horse is probably still waiting for answers, lol.
That hanging body at the entrance added such a dark tone to the area. Moments like that remind you how brutal the Mongols are in this world.
Yeah, that scene was pretty dark.
I'm impressed by your approach. You didn't just rush in for the kill, you prioritized observation. This is exactly how a samurai is supposed to strike. I can't wait to give this game a try.
Patience and awareness are often more effective than rushing straight into combat and I've been following it since my Days Gone plays. Just give it a try and you'll love the world of Tsushima.
The tower assassination was clean. Taking out the archer silently before he could alert anyone is smart play. Well played bro.
That archer never even got the chance to panic. Thanks for appreciating.
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