Hsin wants the location of the Midtown Gangsters’ new safehouse. You tail a Korean gangster from the station, plant a bug on his car and follow its signal to his hideout.
Before you start
The bug’s signal updates only now and then, so keep your route clear and do not fall too far behind.
Objectives
- Keep him in sight by looking out for his distinctive umbrella.
- If he stops to look around, find a place to hide.
- Plant a bug on that Korean’s car quickly.
- Follow the bug’s signal.
- The bug’s signal updates intermittently. Don’t lose it.
A Shadow of Doubt walkthrough
Hsin at the station
Hsin is waiting in his limo at San Quentin Avenue Station in South Bohan. One of the rebellious Midtown Gangsters is arriving on the next train, and Hsin wants to know where he goes. Follow the man and report his location. Huang gets a sarcastic remark in before Hsin drives away.


Tail the umbrella
Look for the pink umbrella as the Korean leaves the station. Keep him in sight but stay behind. A suspicion meter fills when he turns around, so duck behind a van, a corner or any object when he stops to look. Stay low until he moves again, then keep following.



Bug the car
The Korean meets a friend behind a repair shop in Boulevard and they talk beside a car. While they are busy, run up and plant the bug on that car. Do it quickly, because they leave soon. They drive off, so grab the Sultan parked nearby and take the road they used.


Follow the signal
The bug’s blip appears on the radar, but it refreshes only at intervals, so never let the gap grow too large. Follow it through the streets without ramming anything. The car stops at a building, and the game confirms it as the Midtown Gangsters’ main safehouse.



What fails this mission
Besides dying or being arrested, the mission ends if any of these happen:
- The Korean dies
- The Korean spots you
- The Korean escapes
- You fail to plant the bug on the car
After the mission
The mission is passed and Hsin knows where the gangsters hide. Friend or Foe? and Grave Situation open next.


















