In the Red Line he is seen wearing a pilotka hat, in the church and Oktybrskaya he is seen with the Ranger signature helmet, and in his final encounter on the surface he wears a hat similar to Pavel Morozov's. Lesnitsky's headwear constantly changes.Lesnitsky's surname (Лесницкий) is a native Slavonic one derived from the Slavic word for forest (лес or las depending on the language) it is very similar to the Polish surname Leśnicki, pronounced more or less the same.Click HERE to go back to the beginning of the article. While there may be minor spoilers in the sections below, the major spoilers have passed. While there is no instant benefit of either sparing or killing Lesnitsky, killing him grants negative moral points and almost certainly guarantees the destruction of D6 during the C'est la Vie ending, while sparing him contributes towards the Redemption ending where Artyom alternatively saves D6.

From this point Artyom may choose the fate of Lesnitsky: give him retribution for his actions and kill him, or forgive him and knock him unconscious. Lesnitsky is later confronted by Artyom on the surface, where Artyom eventually subdues him with the help of the baby Dark One. Artyom can either comply or retaliate by shooting Lesnitsky's mask off either choice will lead to Lesnitsky throwing Anna at Artyom. Artyom confronts Lesnitsky at the end of the station where he holds Anna at knifepoint, ordering Artyom to remove his gas mask or else he will slit Anna's throat. Lesnitsky leads the Reds in massacring the inhabitants of Oktyabraskaya and burning the station down. Lesnitsky leads a Red assault on the Ranger Church base on the surface and takes Anna, Miller's daughter and Artyom's partner, to Oktyabraskaya as a hostage. Read at your own risk, or skip the spoiler by clicking HERE. This article contains plot information that may spoil major story aspects for the reader.

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