Part 63: Update 29 Bonus

Update 29 Bonus



Savinkov

One more thing... I can't imagine Chapkin coming without a gun. Give it to me, please.

You hand over the gun.

Thank you. Your work doesn't necessitate the use of a firearm and I would hate to imagine the consequences if you decided to start eliminating our enemies one by one, in true Spetsnaz style.



When revealing information to Savinkov, there's a lot of things you can say. The only thing you really need to say is that Kusnetsov is going to kill the warehouse boss. I cut some things out, to keep it short.

Chapkin was making money from prostitutes.
Tell me more.
Chapkin had a secret room for filming clients.
Tell me more.
Chapkin may have been making snuff movies.
Tell me more.
Chapkin admitted to using a room to spy on foreigners.
Continue.
Room 304 is used by one of Chapkin's prostitutes.
Go on.
Chapkin admitted to running a prostitution ring.
Go on.
Chapkin said the Syevyernaya Zvyezda was his territory.
Continue.
Chapkin said Yakuchev's the link with the Moscow gang.
What else did you discover?



If you knock out Chapkin and wait too long:



Well, well! A little cramped for a three-way conference; let's get him into the bedroom.



Who have we got here? Why, it's comrade Chapkin. He appears to be coming to his senses.



So, my friend. An errand-boy's life is not an easy one.
My father-in-law knows where I am, so back off!



Even if that were true, it would do you little good, errand boy!




Rukov! How dare you permit a prisoner to run wild! He could have killed me! Thanks to your incompetence, I was forced to liquidate him to save my own life! I sincerely hope you extracted some information from him.

If this happens, you don't have enough information to appease Savinkov, and you get a game over.



Are you starting a collection, Rukov? Let me see... Comrade Chapkin! Not at all surprising. Did he tell you anything interesting before passing away?
He refused to answer my questions.
A pity. Well, our suspicions about Kusnetsov seem to have been confirmed. Chapkin clearly intended to eliminate you.
I imagine you learned something damaging at the hotel Syevyernaya Zvyezda, yes?
Yes, indeed, comrade major.



No matter what you tell him:

That's not without interest. But tell me this: what's Kusnetsov planning? Where? When? Did you learn that much?



All options result in:

As much as I thought! You learned nothing. When Kusnetsov doesn't see Chapkin come back, he'll delay whatever he's up to. We've lost any hope of nailing him. Return to Moscow, Rukov!




If you say you're meeting with Cut-throat, but you didn't tell him about Cut-throat earlier:

Cut-throat? Who the hell is Cut-throat? You've clearly been plotting behind my back, Rukov. Return to Moscow. My report will follow. If I were you, I'd start racking my brains for some plausible explanations.

If you say you're meeting with Cut-throat, and you did tell him about Cut-throat earlier:

Your precious Cut-throat! Haven't you worked it out yet? He's a plant, a classic bluff from Kusnetsov to throw dust in your eyes.

—or--

I imagine you learned something damaging at the hotel Syevyernaya Zvyezda, yes?
I'm afraid not, comrade major.
I see. So, you discovered nothing at all. And now you botch an excellent opportunity to interrogate Kusnetsov's lackey! We have nothing to act on, no way of cornering Kusnetsov before he realizes Chapkin's disappeared! You've sabotaged the mission, Rukov. Return to Moscow at once.



Once again, many things can go wrong when you're disposing of Chapkin's body.
If you dump his body out the window:




apprehended. You spend some time at the district Militia station. Your superiors arrange for your transfer to KGB custody. A full investigation is under way. The outlook is troubled.



If you drag his body out of your room:





You spend some time at the district Militia station. Your superiors arrange for your transfer to KGB custody. A full investigation is under way. The outlook is troubled.



If we leave the body out in the open, go outside, and come back into the hotel, the militia are waiting.

That's him! He's the one!




Just left the poor man where he lay! Thinks he can do what he wants!

You get the same game over text as the two above.