I engaged in a high-stakes hunt throughout the amusement park, utilizing my newly unlocked high jumps and wingsuit to maintain a vertical advantage. After a wingsuit glide from the top of the Ferris wheel, I caught my first target red-handed and took her down with a headshot as she entered her car.
My initial target tried to bolt from the scene, but I wasn't about to let her get away. I launched into a pursuit, combining high jumps with my wingsuit to stay on her tail.
While I was tracking her, I noticed the target suddenly began driving back toward my direction. I didn't want to be spotted out in the open, so I dropped into cover immediately, keeping my scopes trained on her vehicle. I watched her every move, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
Nearby, I spotted a massive statue of some animals sitting right beneath the Ferris wheel. I decided to test out my high jumps, which I only unlocked a few days ago, and I leaped onto the very top of it. It looked incredibly cool from up there, and I'm really starting to love how much verticality these new skills add to the gameplay.
I used another high jump to reach a high section of the Ferris wheel. Once I had enough altitude, I kicked off into a glide with the wingsuit, and floated toward the exact spot where my target had parked.
I caught her red-handed. She finished her dirty work and was just stepping back into her vehicle when I lined up a precise headshot. The impact was instant; she fell right out of the car as she died.
My next target was a boat driver patrolling the lake around the park. I moved to the shoreline and waited patiently, calculating the lead for a perfect shot. I pulled the trigger and hit the mark successfully.
After taking out the boatman, I drove the vehicle that the other highwayman had been driving just moments ago. I sped off toward the main perimeter, feeling the wind as I raced toward my next target.
I reached the roller coaster tracks and knew another highwayman was destined to pass through this way. I used my high jump again to scale the tracks, getting into an elevated position, from where I could oversee the entire path.
I spotted the target approaching, so I ducked behind a crate to stay hidden. That man was so unlucky as he was walking straight into my trap without having even the slightest clue of what was about to happen to him.
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