Hunt: Showdown 1896 - The Madness of Montresor
Manufacturer: Crytek GmbH
This DLC contains one Hunter, two Weapons, and one Tool:
Montresor (Hunter)
Palazzo’s Pride (Krag Silencer)
Motley Madness (Nagant M1895)
Fortunato (Derringer Pennyshot)
Abandoned and left to die by his old hunting partner, Edward Montresor embraced the spirit of the old carnivals of Venice to enact a literary-inspired revenge. Now, his mysterious facade allows him to blend into Corruption's chaos, free to enact his every darkest whim.
Whenever Montresor uses this Krag Silencer, he pretends he’s hunting in the grand palaces of old Venice instead of the Corrupted bayou. The similarities between the Hunt and Venetian carnival times are undeniable—both are opportunities to commit mischief under the cover of chaos.
This Nagant M1895 is what Montresor used to open a hole in the cask of alcohol for his old partner. The pistol is a souvenir made in the tradition of old Venice and gives him the courage to savor his vengeance in excess.
Montresor’s old partner mocked him over his affinity for uniquely ornate equipment. But that was before the betrayal and, more importantly, the revenge that followed. In the end, there was no mocking, only begging. Who’s laughing now?
Do not pity Montresor’s first victim. Rolf’s death was entirely earned. If a man can abandon his hunting partner to die, then whatever befalls him afterward is his own fault.
Especially when the person he be
Montresor (Hunter)
Palazzo’s Pride (Krag Silencer)
Motley Madness (Nagant M1895)
Fortunato (Derringer Pennyshot)
Abandoned and left to die by his old hunting partner, Edward Montresor embraced the spirit of the old carnivals of Venice to enact a literary-inspired revenge. Now, his mysterious facade allows him to blend into Corruption's chaos, free to enact his every darkest whim.
Whenever Montresor uses this Krag Silencer, he pretends he’s hunting in the grand palaces of old Venice instead of the Corrupted bayou. The similarities between the Hunt and Venetian carnival times are undeniable—both are opportunities to commit mischief under the cover of chaos.
This Nagant M1895 is what Montresor used to open a hole in the cask of alcohol for his old partner. The pistol is a souvenir made in the tradition of old Venice and gives him the courage to savor his vengeance in excess.
Montresor’s old partner mocked him over his affinity for uniquely ornate equipment. But that was before the betrayal and, more importantly, the revenge that followed. In the end, there was no mocking, only begging. Who’s laughing now?
Do not pity Montresor’s first victim. Rolf’s death was entirely earned. If a man can abandon his hunting partner to die, then whatever befalls him afterward is his own fault.
Especially when the person he be
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