I traveled to the Fayum Oasis and Soknopaiou Nesos in search of bronze. I targeted a guarded carrier on a large boat, utilizing the water for stealth and retreats. After a tense series of assassinations and a near-fatal duel on the deck, I finally secured the materials from my target.
Gaming Photographs.
After my failed attempt on the lone rider, I fast traveled to Krokodilopolis at the Fayum Oasis. I flew Senu to look for bronze, but I had to ignore the high-level carriers nearby.
Then I fast traveled to Soknopaiou Nesos, hoping I would get some easy bronze carriers around. My last time here was a charm, so I expected the area to be more profitable for my upgrades.
I started flying Senu again and I tagged a bronze carrier on a big boat on the water. I noticed he was guarded by several soldiers and there were some prisoners on board as well.
I took a small boat and I started marching towards that larger vessel. I knew this bronze carrier would not be so hard to take down if I managed to approach them with some tactical speed.
After climbing on the running boat, I assassinated one of the soldiers without making a noise. Then I climbed to a height from where I decided to assassinate my initial target from above.
But my focused target noticed me when I was going for him, ruining my surprise attack. I jumped into the water and dived deep to wait for the guards to lose interest in my location.
While my target and his guard were looking for me, I climbed back up and used my hidden blade on him. He did not die immediately because he had somewhat better health than I expected.
I jumped in the water again and waited for some time before going up once more. I managed to take down the only guard that my focus target still had protecting him on the deck.
I was going good until my focus target almost took me down with a heavy blow. I jumped off the boat and noticed some prisoners also jumped off and were escaping by swimming through the water.
Then I looked for the perfect opportunity to strike when his back was turned. I climbed up and finally took down my focus target, grabbing the bronzes before the other soldiers could intervene.
I'll show more of my photographic journey of the games soon, so stay tuned to my blog if you liked them.
The screenshots are taken by me personally from my gameplay and I borrowed the game's logo from DevianArt.
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It is a shame the air assassination didn't work the first time, but your persistence with the hidden blade really paid off in the end.
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Using the water for escape was a very smart tactic. Diving, waiting for guards to calm down, and climbing back up again showed patience and planning instead of rushing into danger. Those photos you take are so amazing.
I really like how you used Senu to vet the targets first. Skipping the high-level carriers to find one you could actually take down was a very smart play.
The way you cleared the lone guard before going for the main target was textbook. It made the final duel much more manageable.
The fatal duel on the deck made the mission more risky and exciting. Taking down the last guard and finally defeating the bronze carrier after multiple attempts felt satisfying.