Is it really Fair Play? || Mafia

Don/Mafia/Gangsters are meant to be rude but there's a Don in this game who is boss of rudeness. Though Don Salieri seems like a fair gangster who'd want to give peoples chances, but I saw another Don who kills peoples for his own mistakes and that's Don Morello.

After the Ordinary Routine, I was shown Tommy's present time again where he was saying these stories to the detective in the café.

After fighting against Morello's men, I just got to know how reckless he was and Tommy was saying that for every buck Salieri made, Don Morello would turn ten.

Suddenly Tommy asked the detective he knew anything about a guy named Joey Crackers, a boxer.

Guys was probably daydreaming about winning the belt or something while going for the gym and car hit his car from behind. Joey got off the car scolding the driver and found it was Don Morello himself.

Joey said sorry even when it was definitely Morello's fault but still Don Morello was not letting it go cause he had cracks on his rare imported car.

He took a tool from his car and smashed Joey's head when there were some cops who just pretended not to noticing anything. It was like Don Morello had everything in his control.

When the detective asked if Tommy had more runs against Don Morello, he was talking about another story, another day.

It was Don Salieri himself asked Tommy for a favor. It was about a race where Salieri puts a lot of money and his racer usually wins but this time Morello hired someone from Europe with a fast car so he wanted to malfunction the car as the racer were holed up by Morello.

Tommy wouldn't say no to Salieri so he took the job and I got to ride this fast bike from the garage and I started riding it towards the race track where a guard would help me getting the fast car out of the place and malfunction it.

There was this guard waiting for me at the gate of the place and after reaching there, he suggested me to drive his car into the race track so no one would stop us or doubt us.

After driving to the track garage with the guard, he opened up the door of this parking room where the targeted car was hold up.

It was a fine racing car with Number One symbol on it.

I had to drive the car to Lucas Bertone's garage to modify it so it gets malfunction at the race though I thought Ralph would work on it. While riding the fast car in the town road, I was fascinated seeing the lighting shadows on the wet roads as it looked a lot realistic.

I had to stay away from cop's sight as they'd mess up seeing a racing car on the street so when I noticed a cop car on the route, I backed up and tried to hid there and it worked well.

Though another cop car noticed me later so I drove the car as fast as I could on a bridge and when I was close to the garage and there was only 50 seconds left to reach there, I noticed this big bridge in front of me that looked cool.

That's Lucas Bertone, the mechanic who worked on the car to tune it down. He asked Tommy to sit tight when he'd work on it real fast and he did as he promised, finished working on it real fast.

Now I had to drive the car back to the race track in a limited time. The mechanic warned me about not going too fast consistently, otherwise it'd mess up but I still tried to see what happens and I noticed the engine stops working after going too fast for a certain moment.

I returned the car to the race track and left it into its parking space. The next day would be a good day for Don Salieri as he'd win the race for sure.

Anyway, the title of this mission is Fair Play but do you understand why I left the question mark there? Yes, cause it doesn't really look fair doing all these things.

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