Communication Breakdown

Communication Breakdown is one of the sidequest in Chapter One of Long Gone Days. It can be located in the city of Kaliningrad.

Background
Upon entering Kaliningrad, Rourke and Adair ran into a Distressed Man. However, this man could only speak Russian, so neither ex-Core members could understand what the man was trying to tell them. The man then left the city, dropping a letter written in Russian.

Rourke wants to return the letter, but he had already lost sight of its owner. So, he decided to try to find an English speaker who could translate the letter in order to find a way to return it back to its owner.

Walkthrough
After receiving the Distressed Man's Letter, you need to progress the story until you finish the cutscene with the store being raided by desperate civilians.

Once that event is over, you can return to Ivan's house in order to talk with Ivan. You can then ask Ivan to translate the letter into English.

After reading the letter, Ivan asked Rourke whether the latter really wants to know the letter's contents.

If you decide that you want to know the letter's contents, Ivan reveal that the letter was a suicide note left by the Distressed Man, who seemed to plan on killing himself outside the city. After translating it to Rourke, Ivan loses 5 Morale from the depressing turn of events. Rourke's team will also receive the Distressed Man's Letter (Translated) in the Notes.

However, if you decide that you don't want Ivan to translate it to Rourke, the letter remains unknown. Ivan's Morale will remain unaffected, and the Distressed Man's Letter (Untranslated) will be added to the Notes.

Notes (Translated Version)
"To whoever has the misfortune of finding this, I'm sorry for the trouble I might have caused. To what remains of my family and my friends, the people I've met, I'm sorry, and know that this is not your fault, please do not blame yourselves. To all of you, I say goodbye. I just can't go through this, and God knows I've tried. I promised my wife that we would be together, I dreamed of our future, of having our first kid, a bigger house, and yet here I am, sitting alone in a tiny hotel room as I write this, with empty bottles scattered through the floor.

I loved you so much. I hope to see you soon."

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