The platinum chip is hazardous, the Messenger who conveys it will be exposed to a human danger, the Dispatch who conveys it will be attempted to be killed. (It would be better assuming he tricked us to the Sierra Madre, that is where demise truly would have looked for us.) However, in any case, he was correct about the platinum chip. The fundamental person actually nearly passed on. That he endures is a stroke of unbelievable extents. And afterward: he needed to pay with his own memory. Alive, obviously, he remained, however he doesn’t recall poop, and the way that he doesn’t recollect crap will blow up on him in this DLC.

We obviously realize that the seventh Dispatch needs us dead

Yet doesn’t have any desire to kill us himself. He knows us, and he believed that the fundamental person was dead, any other way he could never have inquired as to whether the 6th Dispatch was alive. This implies that this isn’t whenever the Dispatch first has gotten away from death. However, the main thing: the seventh for us is an individual from the Messenger’s past. The 6th did something to him, and that was before he lost his memory. The seventh discovers that we didn’t kick the bucket during the conveyance of the platinum chip, isn’t especially amazed by this reality, and he has motivations not to be astounded, given the passing the Messenger got away before.

Furthermore, he chooses to simply call us to him. Somebody recently inquired: like, welcome me to your home, for sure? It would be entertaining on the off chance that it wasn’t accurate. He truly calls us to his home; he simply has a to some degree explicit comprehension of “home”. Apparently, for what reason would it be advisable for us to go to him? He is obviously disagreeable, furthermore: “you really want it, you come to me. In any case, we have motivation to come to him ourselves. Also, the name of this reason is “interest”. The interest that stretches through all the DLC. The truth of the matter is that every one of the 4 DLCs are interconnected.

Characters from one DLC some way or another glimmered in other DLCs

We simply lacked opportunity and willpower to get them face to face. Indeed, for instance, in Old Blues, we discover that Elijah took his dumb collars with explosives from the Huge Mountain. All things considered, for instance, in Old Blues, we discover that Elijah took his blockhead collars with explosives from the Enormous Mountain. Also, as a general rule, Elijah did some business here: he turned trains around, set up investigates individuals, and it was he who broke Specialist 8’s voice module. What’s more, as a rule, Elijah did some business here: he turned trains around, set up investigates individuals, and it was he who broke Specialist 8’s voice module.

Kristin from a similar Dead Cash chased Elijah likewise in Huge Mountain. Be that as it may, explicitly for our situation, we are keen on referencing one more Messenger during the Sierra Madre, Old Blues and Genuine Heart. We don’t simply find out about it. We see increasingly more the thing he is searching for, and he is searching as far as we’re concerned. In Legit Hearts, Joshua Graham says he wasn’t hanging tight for us, yet for another Dispatch. Also, Joshua accepted that this other Dispatch would come to kill him, since he works for the Army and Caesar, and Graham had once enormously irritated Caesar.