The Crown Killer (#4) | Dishonored 2 Clean Hands | Dishonored 2 Flesh and Steel

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Let’s Play Dishonored 2! Watch me attempt and fail to stealth through Dishonored 2 as Emily Kaldwin without killing anyone (Clean Hands) or use any magic (Flesh and Steel) in these gameplay videos! :D ---------- Let’s Play Dishonored 2, episode 4! Stumbling our way through the mean streets of Karnaca, while only being spotted a couple of times (and using our entire reserve of Sleepy Darts), we now find ourselves at the Addermire Institute. This disease treatment and -testing facility has for unknown reasons been put under lockdown, which of course makes it even harder for us to break in and find Sokolov - Or at least find Alexandria Hypatia, the good doctor who runs the place, and find out what happened to him. And then, of course, there’s the Crown Killer, who might have taken residence at the Addermire Institute… Let’s just hope that we find whoever it is first… Oh, and then we get to meet Bloodflies. Thanks. Mission(s) for this episode: - The Good Doctor. ---------- Get Dishonored 2 on Steam: http://store.steampowered.com/app/403640/. Developer: Arkane Studios (http://www.arkane-studios.com/uk/index.php). Publisher: Bethesda Softworks (https://bethesda.net/). The game is finally here! I have been waiting a long time for this and is super excited to share it with you guys :D Dishonored 2 takes place 15 years after the events of Dishonored 1, and uses the Low Chaos ending as the point of departure, with Emily Kaldwin surviving and the Rat Plague put to rest. The game starts on the death day of Empress Jessamine Kaldwin. The Duke of Serkonos, Luca Abele, and Jessamine’s long lost sister, Delilah Kaldwin, however, crashes the party and are up to no good! As the player of Dishonored 2, you are able to play as either of the protagonist, be it Corvo Attano or Emily Kaldwin, and as with the first game, an insidious plot throws the player into the action where stealth and neutralising targets are at the core. I will be playing Dishonored 2 in an interesting fashion, as I will limit myself to not killing anyone, nor making the use of any magic. This will grant me the Clean Hands- and Flesh and Steel-achievements on Steam. I absolutely LOVED Dishonored 1. The awesome mix of stealthy action and choice, and having the world around you change as a direct repercussion, was simply amazing, even though I actually never finished it :( During my multiple playthroughs (or tries, lol), the thing that I enjoyed the most was trying to avoid getting caught, while not killing anybody, and later I found it really fun to avoid using any form of magic. These are the reasons for choosing the Clean Hands- and Flesh and Steel route for this particular playthrough. Setting these restrictions, what could possibly go wrong? :D ---------- Suggest and vote for games that I play on my EpicBlade-page: http://www.epicblade.com/invite/410556457/itsDair Or maybe you’re interested in my opinion on video games and the likes? Go visit my website and social media! :D Website: http://doubledair.net/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/itsDair/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DoubleDairnet Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doubledairnet/ Livestream: https://www.twitch.tv/itsdair