Get back up and be damaged again and you’ll die permanently. Luckily, you will have a slight ability to save your favorites – if you are damaged enough and knocked down, you can choose either get back up or surrender. If they happen to bite the dust, it’s permanent, and you’ll have to dip into your roster of other characters to continue your mission. At any point, any of your DedSec operatives can die. The prospect of recruiting anyone into DedSec comes at a cost, however. Want to convince an Albion employee to defect to DedSec, or bring a grandmother out of retirement for one last job? Want to comprise DedSec of nothing but grandmothers? You totally can. This can be a fairly typical hacker type or an expert gunslinger, but your choices are far broader than that. You can recruit any character you encounter and by completing an introductory mission for that person, induct them into DedSec as a new protagonist. Rather than put you in the shoes of one or even a few main characters, the “protagonist” of the game is DedSec itself. Watch Dogs starred violence-fueled lone wolf vigilante Aiden Pearce and its sequel shifted to the up-and-coming hacker star Marcus Holloway, but Watch Dogs Legion is taking a very different approach. Moving from the hills and $3,000-per-month apartments of San Francisco to London, the hacker collective aims to break the grip these organizations have on the city’s population and return it to a place that would make Paddington proud.
Standing in everyone’s way is, of course, vigilante resistance group DedSec.
Watch Dogs: Legion: First Gameplay Details and Play As Anyone Explained | Ubisoft
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