I did this for the Patient Zero's final mission, got everyone infected and massacred them all. Only downside is the time it takes to set up as you need to infect yourself to get the disease to the civilian side of the map and make it back in time to cure yourself.
From what I've seen, the Bond game is angling toward espionage, so with a little luck we might see something interesting with the system in there.
My least favorite part about SA disguises is that the very first opportunity you get to try them out, all the bad guys are mafiosi and all know each other, so the easiest-to-obtain disguise will only work at extreme distances. It makes sense but is still annoying for the very first mission.
yea it felt kinda shitty to advertise it as a six level game is my take on it, Hitman 2 had four 20 level missions and one 15 level and it still worked because all of those were high quality. i felt 3 shouldve said "this is five levels and an epilogue" at the start. sure Ambrose made up for it, unpopular opinion but i like that stage, but you could feel that Hitman 3 stages had the Hitman 2 DLC budget whereas Hitman 2's main stages had the Squeenix money
Exactly, that's traditional Hitman gameplay meant for all games. Hell, it's literally in the name of the 2nd game, Hitman 2: Violent Assassin.
Silent rampage with a suppressed assault rifle to blow off some steam after spending 40 minutes getting some dumb accident kill
its so dumb they sell 1 seperately but not 2 ot 3 and still consider the hitman 2 dlc as bonus when they directly connect 2 to 3. if you dont play new york and haven youll miss crucial plot points going into 3.
I feel the same about Dartmoor in Hardcore Showdowns. I love Dartmoor, I think in terms of navigation it's a masterpiece but in terms of real estate especially on that top floor you've got nowhere to go. Like in terms of climbing that top floor has four different ways to get up and down and then each way to get down has at least two or three ways to get there, that is when you're climbing about, but when you're actually walking around that small floor and can't use those methods because you have to observe targets or are lugging around a ton of items like oil cans and briefcases it becomes so cramped because there will be four suspects, two lookouts and three assassins along with Alexa and her bodyguard who are enforces who are all squeezed into that tiny space. It's worse than Chongqing and Hokkaido hardcore in that regard
I lost the very last showdown of a hardcore run in Whittleton Creek because of precisely this. Large maps are much better suited for showdowns because they provide significantly more breathing room.
I've taken to always bringing either a silenced machine pistol or sniper on hardcore contracts, no matter what the mission. There's too many situations in freelancer where the ideal non-lethal SA approach just won't work, not without some serious ground breaking autism. You need the ability to murder many guards quietly and quickly, just in case.
