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01:26:11 HAHAHA

Hahahaha, imagine such a fight in a movie

Yeah, this level should probably be in some sort of game development history museum or something. Pretty impressive what they did with the crowds here

Lmao, I tried a "throw everyone in the garbage truck" playthrough for like 5 hours before playing the map properly

And yeah, Whittleton Creek is just this map but bigger, like when I first played it it really felt like they tried to doover this Blood Money level, but imo with limited success. Ignoring the dated gameplay and limitations at the time of Blood Money, I prefer this version. My problem with Whittleton Creek is there live no normal people there. All the people are either at the barbecue, are undercover security guards for the target, or are otherwise involved with some shady business. This makes the neighborhood in Whittleton Creek feel like a very desolate place, despite there being a lot of people around (And I think the square layout of the level doesnt help either). In BM hardly anything is accessible but despite that, all the houses feel like they are actually occupied by normal people (other than the target of course).

The game has been out since 2021

While I agree the video isn't very interesting, where exactly does the video not deliver what is promised in the title?

@@moreofs there is no Hitman 8, its an Hitman world assasination McGregor playable mission.

​@@raskolnikov167 From Wikipedia: "Hitman is a stealth game franchise created by Danish developer IO Interactive. [..] Outside of the eight [!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!] mainline releases, the franchise includes three spin-off games, two novels, remastered and HD rereleases of games, and a comic book miniseries, and two film adaptations" From PC Gaming Wiki: "Hitman World of Assassination is the eighth [!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!] main game in the Hitman series. " But I can count them for you: Hitman 1 aka Codename 47 Hitman 2 aka Silent Assassin Hitman 3 aka Contracts Hitman 4 aka Blood Money Hitman 5 aka Absolution Hitman 6 aka Season 1 of the WOA trilogy Hitman 7 aka Season 2 of the WOA trilogy Hitman 8 aka Season 3 of the WOA trilogy (or just WOA in general now)

Hahaha, I remember one of the key codes being the meme number, and one of the keycodes having 47 in it. But I couldn't remember which ones. I was too lazy to look up my notebook in which I wrote it down.

Yeah, it's pretty silly how some of these Sniper Assassin challenges don't actually let you snipe

Hahaha, yeah that one was too funny

Hahahah, I had that exact same thought after finishing. But the last guy was found dead in the water with "shark bites" (and there totally isn't a bloody pair of scissors lying on the shore right next to him). Thanks! I actually quite enjoyed this challenge, though the time investment was a little bit too much in the end. I could've just lured the guy into the sewers just like the rest of them, or done the briefcase trick or an emetic gas grenade thing or something to speed it up, but I wanted to at least make it look like a shark killed him rather than have a sharkbitten corpse be found in the... bathroom? But something tells me that would've fooled the coastguard more than what I did now :D

Hahaha, yes. Fortunately he was only confused by the broken door :D

Thanks. Lol yes. When I decided to dump the final dude in the water (since shark bites on his fancy beach chair make no sense) there was one woman I was still afraid of (9:20:31 the one who walks up to the parked scooter along the main road). I don't think she actually has a line of sight, but it was definitely tense. Lots of good attempts lost to bugs or unexpected guards (like the ones at the mansion. I am still not used to NPCs in this game being able to look up or down (they cant in HM2016))

It was actually surprisingly fun clearing the entire beach like this, but some willpower was required

Figured that's the case. It makes sense from a realism perspective too, but it's rather annoying. So many cases where I'd like to hang around for a little longer just to see the guards clean up the mess but I can't because they're swarming me. I tried to do a 'clean' attempt where I shot all three targets at once and then scram it before they could reach me with their magic pathfinding, but my perfectionism got in the way and it just turned into a savescum run :D Not my proudest playthrough, but I'll figure out sth nice when I start speedrunning this.

Hahahaahahaha

Ah, I believe you (or someone else?) told me about an out of chronology mission. I'll play it after Carpathian Mountains. I will do Freelancer, but I'm not sure when yet.

I didn't know he walked past that spot specifically at first, but I did know he has a generic loop at the start of the level which only gets interrupted when you start doing mission stories etc. So I started looking for him, accidentally bumped into him there, saw there was noone around, and just killed him. On subsequent attempts I then noticed a car engine was right there, making it even easier. My initial plan was to look for him first, using his voice to identify him, and then drop a neon sign on him from a distance somewhere, but yeah that didn't happen :D

@@moreofs Gotcha. That electrocution trap seems really efficient if nobody else ever walks there, gotta remember that. My most efficient SASO strat was extremely simple, since the mission stories are indeed too op on this map. I just gave the Artist his paint, reajusted Kashmirian's scope, let him shoot Rangan, then knock him out and call Vanya. After that just kill the remaining targets with a train on their meeting and escape, never having to identify or search for Maelstrom. It's more fun actually killing the targets one by one, entering each of their dens, though it's a bit more difficult.

I haven't done the train story mission yet. I've played with the train a lot but never did the actual story surrounding it :D Yeah, I'll definitely have to do a SASO run where I kill them myself at some point@@SkyL3R7

Maybe there is a scuba diver down there who puts all the underpants on!

Synths aren't humans to 99% of the institute. They can be shut down with recall codes. If Kellogg went rouge that's priceless technology and priceless information just floating about in the wasteland.

we calling that ethic its a limit human have agree to don't create living thing its the only thing all scientist agree dont take the job of god

​@@MrTod1984 You might be surprised to hear this but multiple Institute leaders (including Father) say almost word-for-word, that new Gen III Synths have a respectable claim to humanity and are now more than machines. Which is obviously a massive contradiction to the actions the Institute takes. We can blame Bethesda's writing for baking in a paradoxical contradiction in one of the core factions. Another contradiction is an aversion to cybernetic implants for people (Kellogg has multiple implants, stopping his aging process for the last 60+ years). So instead of improving & mass producing those cybernetics for all Institute members; they'd rather build hyper-humanlike Synths and treat them like simple property WHILE SAYING "Yeah, these new Synths are basically human and probably should be considered human..." Also, Synths go rogue absolutely all the time. Even Gen III Synths manage to escape the Institute and flee far away from the Institute. These Synths are so free that they leave the Commonwealth area and spread out all across the coast (Synths in Washington DC evading capture). You might ask "No way, the Institute would relay teleport missing Synths back to the Institute." Holy shit, that'd solve a lot of the Institute's problems. But they don't do that though. Which is to say Synth technology is available to ordinary humans and that cybernetic technology development had no reason to have been entirely halted.

Yeah, I thought it was weird how it let me kill her so early, but figured that the main part of the mission would be acquiring the evidence (which it was, kind of). I don't quite remember why I decided to actually go for the kill this time, when usually I would leave targets for later. I guess I just really wanted to put her in an actual grave and fill it with dirt :D Also at the time of me killing her, I wasn't aware that the detective story was going to be this involved, nor was there any reason to assume it would be since no prior mission stories were like this before, and it never actually made a difference whether I killed someone early or late. So IOI should've railroaded me into it better. I don't think I had it ruined much though. At the end of the level I was aware the detective plot existed and roughly what it entails etc, but I didn't give it much thought beyond that and still had no clue who the culprit was, let alone why or exactly what happened. Also didn't help I 'pulled a prank' on literally every single family member so I couldn't even interview them and get their alibis, which is where most of the real intel ultimately comes from (I have since solved the mystery on a second go around) I guess the only downside is that on my second go around, I was now familiar with the layout of the mansion and already knew where to find the clues (curse those fucking footsteps outside the window though), so it wasn't so much as 'searching for clues' as it was 'remember the clues'. Still, I enjoyed the mission story!

@@moreofs Glad you still enjoyed it on your 2nd run! When you get to Mendoza though and if you want to keep it immersive, I do recommend you to go through the main story mission first and finish it till the end, since it's somewhat of a grand finale. Then just restart the mission and explore the whole map freely, so you don't miss anything.