We might have saved Luis from his tricky predicament, but he still owes us the amber we came here for. Let’s work with David Phillips to make sure he lives up to his end of our bargain.
It’s amusing to play through campaigns like this. When going through the original story, Ada gives the impression that she’s constantly watching and observing Leon, choosing only to act in moments where he needs tactical support.
As the star of her own separate campaign that takes place in parallel to his, the impression is much different. Rather than this super spy who chooses the exact moment to strike, Ada is more clearly off in her own little world getting her own missions and tasks taken care of. If she happens to be in the area, she’ll assist, but she’s not actively keeping tabs on Leon. It’s less that she’s spying on him and more that she just so happens to be in the right place at the right time coincidentally.
I don’t think that’s a fault. In a sense, that can be its own lesson in how perceived reality can often differ greatly from true reality. I just think there’s humor there that wasn’t in the original game.
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