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A version of the classic Counter Strike map, Militia, in Ready or Not. A recently kidnapped woman has been traced to this farm out in the countryside. Find and rescue her.
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"Okay, we got the green light for a raid up in Hidden Hills. In case any of you have been uninformed, Ashley Newton - the daughter of one of our previous mayor's - went missing a week ago while out with her friends up in the mountains. Her family didn't hear from her that day, and we put out a missing person report. Yesterday, we received an anomalous tip that a young brunette woman fitting her description was seen getting out of a white van at the farm of El Parido. Not just one woman, however, our source says they saw at least five women total.
Hidden Hills has been having a disturbingly large amount of people going missing up there; usually visiting from the city. We don't know if this is the source of what's going on up there, but it sounds like Ms. Newton won't be the only civilian on-site.
We pulled up some documents of the residence and found the owner is named, "George Hallard". Now, Mr. Hallard is an interesting fellow. He served ten years behind bars for drug trafficking, and another four prior for robbery. It seems that this farm of his runs in the family, and with both of his parents deceased, belongs to him. We have no confirmation that he'll be at the farm when we arrive, but if he is, cuff him up and send his ass down here as he's our current lead suspect.
Take a quick look at the map one of our officer's drew, and get prepped. It ain't the best drawing, but we don't know what we're walking into on this one so be prepared for anything."
Hidden Hills has been having a disturbingly large amount of people going missing up there; usually visiting from the city. We don't know if this is the source of what's going on up there, but it sounds like Ms. Newton won't be the only civilian on-site.
We pulled up some documents of the residence and found the owner is named, "George Hallard". Now, Mr. Hallard is an interesting fellow. He served ten years behind bars for drug trafficking, and another four prior for robbery. It seems that this farm of his runs in the family, and with both of his parents deceased, belongs to him. We have no confirmation that he'll be at the farm when we arrive, but if he is, cuff him up and send his ass down here as he's our current lead suspect.
Take a quick look at the map one of our officer's drew, and get prepped. It ain't the best drawing, but we don't know what we're walking into on this one so be prepared for anything."