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Eventually, I reached a cupboard with a datapad inside, which had all the details about UNATCO's corruption in a report written by Paul to the NSF... By this point of the game, it wasn't the least bit surprising that UNATCO was just a tool of the globalists, of course. On top of the cupboard lied another datapad with the passwords to computers on the top of the building, used for sending satellite messages. It was clear what I had to do next. I headed up top and sent the messages undisturbed... Paul called me to confirm my success. Unfortunately, the next call was from Simons, who was angry about "what an expensive mistake I had turned out to be," and also informed me that he'd ordered the soldiers to kill me because he couldn't be arsed to wait for the kill switch to work. And, as I exit the computer round, my former comrades opened fire at me. I had no choice but to run.



After taking a lot of damage, I managed to made it back to the hotel. First, I helped the hotel owner and his daughter take care of that annoying pimp that was harassing the daughter. I think that father was supposed to shoot him with the gun I gave him... That's how the conversation went. But I knocked him out with my baton first. Whatever. Then, I went up and told my brother that Jock was taking us both to Hong Kong. Unfortunately, Paul said he couldn't make the climb, and I should go alone. Right then, those black suits banged on the door, demanding my surrender. Paul said he'd hold them off, and told me to run... Also let me know the passcode to the metro door nearby. I lingered around to see Paul start fighting off a horde of black suits and UNATCO troops for a while... And they weren't killing him. Interesting. Perhaps he survives this somehow after all. I went down the emergency stairs and made a run for the metro station. Eventually, I made it, and headed to Battery Park where Jock was to be waiting for me...



But Jock then called me to say UNATCO had occupied the area and it wasn't safe to land... I was on my own. Exiting the station, Gunther crossed my path with a bunch of UNATCO troops and robots, and I had the choice to surrender or try to fight. If I fought, I'd be taken down, but not game over'd. I'd end up in a cell just like if I surrendered. The game will continue from this point next time. :)



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