The choice
What the operation puts to you, what each answer pays, and how it turned out. An option with two outcomes is one that can go wrong.
Our team infiltrates the prison camp and quickly identifies the undercover Intelligence officers. They also find some prisoners who offer them credits to include them in our rescue, as well as many others who can offer nothing but their gratitude. Who should we save?
ASave only the three undercover Intelligence officers. Any more is too risky.
Our team successfully extracted the undercover officers, who rewarded us with some useful intel.
BSave the undercover Intelligence officers and the prisoners who offer us credits. We're happy to help anyone who can pay.
"GUARDS! GUARDS! THE PRISONERS ARE TRYING TO ESCAPE!" Alarms blared out across the prison complex, dashing any hopes for a clean extraction. A prisoner disgruntled by our team's credits-for-rescue policy must have tipped off the guards. Our operators still managed to rescue some prisoners, including the undercover Intelligence officers, but many more were recaptured.
Our team successfully extracted the undercover officers and the prisoners who could pay, receiving intel and credits for their trouble.
CAttempt to save everyone. No one deserves to rot in a Separatist prison camp.
"GUARDS! GUARDS! THE PRISONERS ARE TRYING TO ESCAPE!" Alarms blared out across the prison complex, dashing any hopes for a clean extraction. Our team still managed to rescue some prisoners, including the undercover Intelligence officers, but many more were recaptured.
In a heist for the ages, our team successfully rescued everyone! The joyful prisoners offered us a generous reward.