Image: Bend Studio / PlayStationNo screenshot of We'll Make It Quick yet. This one shows Boozer (Bend Studio / PlayStation).
You and Boozer track Leon past the Buck Meadow Bridge in Cascade after he double-crossed you. Along the way you get hurt and the game walks you through crafting and using a bandage.
Part 2 of 7 in Chasing Leon
You find Leon wounded and with Freakers closing in. Part of Deacon wants to let them have him. Boozer reminds him of their code that nobody gets left to the Freaks, so Deacon kills Leon quickly instead.
1. Track Leon. 2. Go back to the bikes. 3. Find materials for a bandage. 4. Craft the bandage. 5. Use it. 6. Return to the bikes.
BoozerBoozer is Deacon's best friend and riding partner, and a former Sergeant-at-Arms of the Mongrels MC. He rides with you from the first mission as the two hunt bounties in the Cascades. What happens to him in the opening hours drives much of the first half of the story.
Deacon St. JohnDeacon St. John is the player character: a former soldier and Mongrels MC enforcer who now works as a drifter and bounty hunter in post-outbreak Oregon. You play as him from the opening hunt for Leon. He still grieves his wife Sarah, whom he believes died early in the outbreak.
Image: Bend Studio / PlayStationHe Can't Be Far
The opening mission. You and Boozer chase Leon through the Cascade wilderness after he stole drugs from the Hot Springs camp and left his partner Alvarez for the Freakers.
Image: Bend Studio / PlayStationI Say We Head North
Leon has shot out your bike's fuel pump, so you ride on the back of Boozer's bike along Old Belknap Road. The two of you head for Crazy Willie's to find a replacement part.
Image: Bend Studio / PlayStationDeliver to Copeland
You have Leon's drugs in hand, and now they need to go to Copeland. Ride them over to Copeland's Camp in Cascade and hand them in.
Out of Nowhere
Part of Chasing Leon. Deacon searches the Pioneer Cemetery for the drugs Leon stole from the Hot Springs camp. You find the angel statue, recover the stash and strap it to your bike.