There were characters involved in it who he encounters later but doesn't really acknowledge. "I think we added one scene where he has a conversation with this Priest, Father James, and they talk about it a little bit, but we never really paid off on it. "Lincoln never really talks about it," he said. The problem, Blackman said, was the prologue was both powerful and polarising, and because it was added so late in the game felt tacked on. "He ends up killing a cop and has to flee to Vietnam."
"This cold-open was going to explain why he left for Vietnam," he said. It's super-violent and Lincoln has to resort to violence to escape. "We went back at the eleventh hour and added a cold-open to the game that was a really violent prologue which basically shows Lincoln and a couple of his friends getting ambushed by the mob. "We've never really talked about this anywhere," he said. "I ended up directing that day's mocap shoot because it was such sensitive subject matter." -Haden Blackman Game director Haden Blackman went on to talk about what the cold opening was. Because if ever that had come out without any context in any form it would have looked terrible, because disconnected from the game it's obviously even more shocking." "That whole cold-open has been burned from our servers," said Andrew Wilson, executive producer, speaking at Brighton's Develop Conference yesterday in a session hosted by. It was controversial stuff - so sensitive, in fact, developer Hangar 13 scrubbed it from existence lest footage ever get out. Once upon a time Mafia 3 had a far more explosive start, a 'cold open' sequence to play out before the opening montage.
But the game didn't always open this way. Mafia 3 opens with a documentary-style montage and potted history of the game's main character, Lincoln Clay, whose body and life you jump into shortly after he returns from the war in Vietnam.
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