This solidified his desire to serve his country and see the world.
With the help of his father, a kinesiology professor at the University of Washington, he joined the Boy Scouts of America and the United Sates Naval Sea Cadet Corps ( Blue Angels Squadron) at the age of twelve. He sought to break the family tradition of being involved in medical sciences and devoted his life to achieving his goal. He decided that he wanted to be a Navy SEAL at a young age. Nevermind, it’s the best pistol.Jenson grew up in a comfortable upper middle-class family with no military history. That’s pretty disappoi- oh wait, Sam holds it at a canted angle. As thematically accurate as it is, he’s basically forced to have a weaker pistol than most. It looks cool, but his USG still gets the damage penalty of a suppressor. Luckily for Sam, Siege already had the perfect pistol for his backup: the 5.7 USG with a forced suppressor (Sam likely glued it to the barrel in case anyone tried to remove it). It can't see quite as far as the ACOG, but the precise sight picture is nice. The SC tops out at the new 2X Scope, like most assault rifles going into Shadow Legacy. Unlike Ash, Sam isn’t limited to a holographic sight. In practice, the SC feels a lot like Ash’s R4-C, with the low recoil/high DPS that makes you question how it’s allowed to exist. Statistically, it enters the game already among the top tier of assault rifles with the distinct weakness of a smaller 25 round magazine (instead of the usual 30). The SC boasts a high fire rate, high damage, and easily managed recoil.
It’s a really nice touch to include the classic gun, but it also kicks a lot of ass. Ubisoft has gone all-out to make Sam Fisher’s introduction feel special, going as far as to give him a brand new SC3000K assault rifle with the same curvy bullpup design as the SC rifles from early Splinter Cell games.
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