Kestrel lives!

[Archangel942]

I just discovered that Voron agent Kestrel (Conviction co-op character and most badass character in the series) infact survives the showdown at the end of conviction, and returns to blacklist in a comatose state. This means one of two things:
1) Blacklist DLC with kestrel (most likely as a playable character).
2) A sequel featuring kestrel as a either major or playable character!

Is anybody as excited about this as I am? What do you think about his appearance in Blacklist, do you think he will wake up from his medically induced coma? What does the future hold for him? Leave all your thoughts here.

[Aegis Kleais™]

It's just a form of continuity between events of the last game and the current. I don't think this game is selling well enough or scoring high enough from users and even major gaming portals to warrant much more content to be developed for it.

Don't get me wrong, Ubi will continue to milk as many people who will send them money, but I think this game is going to die exceptionally quick. I was amazed to see how fast the "number of online players" dropped in just 2 weeks. Many were expecting the game to be in a zombie state around November or December.

[harudyne]

I give this thread 0 psi's/10.

[Vigo the Dudepathian]

Isn't this a prequel? Like this is a younger sam or something? Or wasn't the co-op set during the cold war? I am confused...

[harudyne]

Originally posted by The Free man:

Isn't this a prequel? Like this is a younger sam or something? Or wasn't the co-op set during the cold war? I am confused...

I think Conviction's coop took place slightly before the game's singleplayer but I might be thinking of something else.

Blacklist's not a prequel. You can tell by the way Kobin reacts to seeing Sam in the first real mission.

[Justin]

Originally posted by Mercy:

Originally posted by The Free man:

Isn't this a prequel? Like this is a younger sam or something? Or wasn't the co-op set during the cold war? I am confused...

I think Conviction's coop took place slightly before the game's singleplayer but I might be thinking of something else.

Blacklist's not a prequel. You can tell by the way Kobin reacts to seeing Sam in the first real mission.

i think convictions coop story was before Convictions single story because there is an easter egg in kobins mansion where kestrel or archer *could be both* is on the floor dead in a bag

[Andreas]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQqwllbW7Mc

[Chaz]

Originally posted by Andreas:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQqwllbW7Mc