Memory 03: 03 Commodore Eighty Sixed

Follow our guide for Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag's 'Commodore Eighty-Sixed' memory. Learn how Edward Kenway deals with Commodore Peter Chamberlaine and saves the pirate fleet.

Alright, let's dive into the memory called "Commodore Eighty-Sixed." This is where Edward Kenway needs to take out Commodore Peter Chamberlaine, who's planning to sink all the pirate ships in Nassau harbor. It's a pretty straightforward assassination, but there are a few things to keep an eye on. First, you'll meet up with Charles Vane. He's trying to get some pine pitch, and you'll overhear a conversation about the Commodore's plan. Basically, the Governor, Woodes Rogers, wants to let the pirates be, but Chamberlaine is going to ignore that and sink everyone tonight. Vane is understandably upset and wants to kill the Commodore, but Edward decides he'll handle it. Your next step is to tail some soldiers who are heading to deliver a message to the Commodore. This is a good chance to practice your stealth. Just stick to cover and keep an eye on their patrol patterns. You'll learn a bit more about the tensions between Rogers and Chamberlaine, and why Chamberlaine is so against the pirates. Eventually, you'll reach the Commodore's ship, the HMS Milford. He's giving a rousing speech to his men, ordering them to sink every pirate ship. This is your cue to move in. You can approach the ship and take out any guards as needed, but the main goal is to get to Chamberlaine. Once you've reached him, you'll have a bit of dialogue where Edward confronts him about the pardon from the Governor. Chamberlaine is pretty dismissive, calling the pirates parasites. Edward, being Edward, makes a comparison to King George. After the conversation, you'll assassinate Commodore Peter Chamberlaine. And that's it for this memory! You've successfully eliminated the threat to the pirate fleet, ensuring their escape plan can continue. It's a key moment that shows Edward's willingness to protect his interests and allies, even if it means taking on the Royal Navy's authority.