I like how every frisk scene goes like this: Guard: "Alright, just gotta frisk you before you can proceed" Agent 47: "Hang on a couple seconds. Gotta throw away some stuff"
For real, imagine being a guard, telling someone you need to frisk him and he just goes to the corner to drop a massive ton of pistols, rubber ducks and kitchen knifes
@@4duanich imagine just searching someone and you just find a small screwdriver, a letter opener, pair of scissor, knives, axes, swords, and machine guns but bust him for a grape. The bloodshed
47 could be a shit ton of things if he decided that being an assassin is no longer something he would want to do. He could be a bartender, a firearms instructor, a drummer, etc.
Lavender is more responsive in females than males, often producing a calming almost drowsy. My head cannon is that 47 ran through the lavender to not only smell good, but help calm Diana after almost being killed.
@@DJl3iohazord I fully believe that 47 would actually know something this obscure and use it to his advantage, down to the concentration of lavender that Diana needs to inhale from his clothes LOL
Somehow in Hitman You can knock out someone with an apple, soda can...etc..... By far the most hillarious way to knockout someone is by using fish 😂😂😂😂
I like how the game devs knew dam well that somebody will kill Diana for fun so they specifically made the "Do not eliminate Diana Burnwood" as an objective
2:28 Love the way he mentions Mr Flowers as their resident sommelier, implying that he's worked there for a while. However, he can't tell that he's been switched out for a completely different guy with a different voice. If he can't recognise a valued employee like that, he kind of deserves that badass ending.
@@MRJK-dx4xc as much as I hated the exclusive it was probably a necessity to get the funds necessary to self publish their first game. hopefully if h3 passes expectations we won't need an exclusive
Its so funny how the guards are like "we need to pad you down before letting you go" But they ask no questions if you just walk away behind a corner before they do that.
The fact that 47 just sits with a gun in his hand in the guard uniform when the boss walks in after interacting with 47 as a sommelier doesn't bother you?
@@kalebr5069 One of five bottles left in the entire world, of a vintage that was a limited batch to begin with due to frost killing a significant portion of the grape harvest, and then all but one crate was destroyed in wartime bombing of the vineyard. To call that wine "legendary" is an understatement. To put a price tag on a bottle while 5 are left is to admit that no one who doesn't already own a bottle can afford to acquire one. To open a bottle is, to put it bluntly, a monumental and extravagant gesture for those few guests who get to enjoy it at that table, as after that bottle being opened, the last four bottles skyrocket their potential value by an order of magnitude. Any vintage from 1945 is going to be expensive, make no mistake, but this particular vineyard's 1945 vintage started life in limited supply, was further limited by the fires of war, and now if you don't own one of the four remaining bottles, you have zero chance of ever getting one of the last four bottles. This gesture proves that Don believed his victory was absolute and beyond any threat. To open this bottle of wine and share it with his co-conspirators is a power play and a show of confidence. Also, notice how everyone at that table, including Vidal, had a glass in front of their place at the table, EXCEPT Diana. This wine was going to grace every tongue in that room save for the "help" like Flowers and the Security, and the person he intended to kill after that meeting.
Because movies are inherently about spectacle and action, whilst the Hitman games are about subtlety, planning, sharp suits and intrigue. Also, they keep trying to humanise 47, when the main idea of a brutal and efficient ‘chameleon’ is the most fascinating part of his character.
In other words, the experience you get from a movie and that from a video game from which the movie is derived, or any video game in general, are completely different.
Because the main idea of the Hitman games is to kill your targets as many times as you can in either the most creative ways you can imagine or to just go in guns blazing just shooting the target and leaving.
I could listen to 47 read the warning label off the back of a box of rechargeable batteries and feel both unnerved and completely captivated. There's such an endearing quality behind his pretender status. Look out Morgan Freeman!
I like how Agent 47 is presenting the wine and explains there's almost none of it in existence and the security guard is just pouring it with one hand, holding it from the bottom, and not even touching the glass he's trying to pour into. The Illuminati couldn't shell out for a waiter?!
As a french guy I clenched. The sommelier should have served it, be it with one hand or two what ever. And he should have made the host taste it first. Or have brought the glass filled on a plate
@padnomnidprenon9672 not to mention pouring it straight from the bottle. For an old wine like that, you need a decanter to oxygenate it and settle out any sediments like cork crumbs
I never played any hitman games, but i renember that i learnt Agent 47 is a clone made of several world best hitmen genes (according to the first hitman game). I don't renember if the new games are a reboot of the series, but if not the idea of genetic manipulation explain why 47 feels no pain or emotions.
His genetics were formed from the 5 father's All of these men were French foreign legion soldiers who turned criminal And gave their genetics to Dr autmyer (can't spell it) Who then created 47 and grew him in a test tube 47 was one of many clones made at the Romanian asylum, but he was the only one consider to be perfect His IQ is over 100 towards genius level He has a much much longer lifespan than any other human. His reflexes are super human His strength is just above what is considered human He also doesn't feel fear, but he can be concerned for others safety, only those close to him like Diana, or innconce, however he can switch off when the target is at stake He has empathy, which greatly annoyed his maker, he was once found to look after rabbits and befriend them as a child at the asylum Expert in fire arms, and CQC Yep... That sums it up lol Also... He actually donates money to charity when he finds the time, which is pretty crazy lol
@@sfvvfderjijnjkk off the top of my head, custom 5mm unlocked from Hokkaido. I think there's a new one in hitman 3, but don't recall. Maybe more. You can see if they pass frisk in the item description when selecting in the load out.
I like that you can even hear slight irritation in 47s voice when the guard said “pour”. 47 does know his wine, I am sure he is pissed that some rich ass lawyer just takes expensive, incredible wine for his own pleasure
He used a cocaine brick to take down the first guard in the room. Everyone in the room must be high on coke during the last fight scene. Both Agent 47 and Diana then did a DUI (Dancing Under Influence) LOL
ALso in watching some of the movements when 47 and Diana are in the same shot, it's obvious that there is thought of how she's trying to second guess what 47 could do because she doesn't want to get in the way.
Diana getting hit with a baton then immediately saying her lines without a quiver or anything in her voice reminds of that ‘i can’t believe you’ve done this’ vine
As 47 goes on about this wine being basically a gift from the gods, the guy pouring it does so in the most reckless and casual manner he could think of. Dude has balls. He’s about to have them cut off.
It's so weird hearing her voice in the game world AND HAVING HER ACTUALLY PRESENT. At one point you're so used to her being the operator in your ear, you get weirded out when you hear the voice, but there's a person moving their mouth to it in front of you.
Here’s an interesting thing about Burnwood’s voice acting that I noticed. Jane Perry, who is fuckin great, also voices Karen Bowman from Ghost Recon: Wildlands. You can really hear the resemblance between her and Burnwood at 10:07 where Perry says “you shouldn’t have.” In this instance, Perry uses a more Americanized “a” sound which makes the comparison easy to make. Really interestin stuff
I like how at the end Diana questions him approaching her like "47?" Even she isn't entirely sure it's him in the god dam suit. Master of disguise I tell ya.
The dialogue and voice acting in this mission is godlike. I wish 47 always talked like this. Hitman 3 overall gives him so much more personality. I wish that the animations with Diana were a bit smoother though. And it's weird that she doesn't make a noise when hit. It would've been awesome too if Diana acted a bit disturbed by killing Don, or if she was angrier, but still it was awesome.
(in heaven) "So How'd You Die" Spirit: I got killed in a bank robbery Another Spirit: I Fell Of Niagara Falls Mercenary: Oh um I.. errrrrrrrr Got Killed by Grapes.. Long Story
Seems grapes are extremely dangerous for health :DDD The most beautiful and badass scene in whole game series indeed,Including tango of course. Nice to see that devs working hard to maintain our interest to the game also with scenes like this and plot twists Taking off my hat,well done IO interactive! Actually 47 more and more reminds me of 007,don't know why.
Can we talk a moment about the soldier guy's amazing pouring skills? A vintage that rare and he pours it from 2 feet above the glass without spilling a drop!
Gotta bring attention to the fact that they want absolutely crazy with the dynamic soundtrack here. Starting from 11:00 on when you kill Yates, pretty much everything you do cues in the next part of the track. Taking out the last guard at 11:22 brings it to a climactic rise, 12:00 brings it down to a quiet tension builder as you clean up the scene, putting on the suit at 12:54 causes the music to build and get more intense as you begin your escape, 14:10 the piano is introduced as 47 steps onto the dance floor, and finally 14:18 dancing with diana the music reaches a climax before quieting down to let you focus on the dialogue. Crazy level of detail that's very easy to miss because it's so great at it's purpose of getting you immersed
I like how every frisk scene goes like this:
Guard: "Alright, just gotta frisk you before you can proceed"
Agent 47: "Hang on a couple seconds. Gotta throw away some stuff"
For real, imagine being a guard, telling someone you need to frisk him and he just goes to the corner to drop a massive ton of pistols, rubber ducks and kitchen knifes
I wonder what happens if you go back to get your guns after being frisked. Will they ask to frisk again?
@@Rob0917 Yeah, the slightest move away from them resets the whole thing
@@4duanich gotcha.
@@4duanich imagine just searching someone and you just find a small screwdriver, a letter opener, pair of scissor, knives, axes, swords, and machine guns but bust him for a grape. The bloodshed
“DO NOT ELIMINATE DIANA BURNWOOD”
Hitman Absolution: it’s free real estate.
And that's why the series needed a reboot!
I was thinking that!
In Absolution 47 didn't eliminate Diana
@@tothtamas7367 literally the first mission
@@aaronhackettfilm nope
47 didn't killed her
He used non-lethal bullets
Sure John Wick killed a guy with a pencil, 47 knocked out a guy with a grape
What about the fish?
@@Thematrixgame2002 The person with a bat and a scatter gun has that
@@taurinebeast61 bonk
@@theindestructibleone483 boink
@@tterminitte Bonk!
I like to imagine 47 was genuinely annoyed when the guy said "Pour" instead of "Decant"
47 is classy and very honest
47 could be a shit ton of things if he decided that being an assassin is no longer something he would want to do. He could be a bartender, a firearms instructor, a drummer, etc.
@@q-tip4723 that's what I thought after he took down ica
Timestamp?
@@troglodyte280 2:13
That reply tho...
*sarcastic voice*
"Pardon me, 'Your Majesty.'"
13:43 Not only does 47 dress appropriatelly but he crawls through the lavender bed to smell nice for the occasion, smart
smarts like all of you
Lavender is more responsive in females than males, often producing a calming almost drowsy. My head cannon is that 47 ran through the lavender to not only smell good, but help calm Diana after almost being killed.
@@DJl3iohazord always looking out for his friend
@@DJl3iohazord
Smort.
Question is, why do you know that?
@@DJl3iohazord I fully believe that 47 would actually know something this obscure and use it to his advantage, down to the concentration of lavender that Diana needs to inhale from his clothes LOL
"He once killed three men in a bar with a grape. With a fucking grape!"
Somehow in Hitman You can knock out someone with an apple, soda can...etc..... By far the most hillarious way to knockout someone is by using fish 😂😂😂😂
John wick is definitely intimidated now
John wick more like fortnite man
"WHO THE F___ DO THAT?"
Like…who the fok can do dat?
Diana : Good, I was beginning to worry
47 : Were you?
that was the most emotion 47 showed when speaking. he sounded sarcastic
I like how he acted more this way after the serum injection.
In Blood Money little more tho
@@rtomas47 when?
@@Ryan-si4cw names are for friends so I don’t need one comes to mind
@@aerialmacaroon6312 yeah..
I like how the game devs knew dam well that somebody will kill Diana for fun so they specifically made the "Do not eliminate Diana Burnwood" as an objective
I spiked her wine with emetic poison then just loomed over her while she vomited. It was pretty funny.
It parallels the Ark Society mission in Hitman 2 where you can't eliminate the Constant
@@MattLoar Diana makes a reference to that mission
the first thing I did when I entered the mission was shoot her in the face because I knew she was gonna betray 47
@@pelayoagag5404 did you even play until the end?
2:28 Love the way he mentions Mr Flowers as their resident sommelier, implying that he's worked there for a while. However, he can't tell that he's been switched out for a completely different guy with a different voice. If he can't recognise a valued employee like that, he kind of deserves that badass ending.
@Jacob Wood He also has a massive fucking qr code on the back of his head.
@@Garangus you mean barcode?
Worse is when 47 disguised as Blake Nathaniel and Sophia despite have been dating him for a while can't even recognize him
Sus?!!!!!! 😳
@@Garangus among??😳😳
This level is just IOI’s way of saying that Project 007 will be their best game yet.
God, I really hope so
Yeah but the hitman trilogy set the bar pretty high
@@chi19742008red but they outdid themselves every hitman, i believed in them( just dont make it epic only again)
@@MRJK-dx4xc as much as I hated the exclusive it was probably a necessity to get the funds necessary to self publish their first game. hopefully if h3 passes expectations we won't need an exclusive
@@kermerk exclusive is already confirmed
"Good. I was beginning to worry."
"Were you?"
"No."
I love Diana.
Who doesnt.
I was so scared that I might have to kill diana so I stopped playing the game for a day until I was sure
@@sploopy5313 it would've been a fitting end
@@terrydavis1286 Not really, considering she is alive in Absolution
@@sploopy5313 until u find out she was on ur side all along just playing as a pretend bad guy
Its so funny how the guards are like "we need to pad you down before letting you go"
But they ask no questions if you just walk away behind a corner before they do that.
Hahah so true, the amount of times I’ve had to do a u turn to dump off a gun somewhere would arouse some suspicions.
@@j.vinton4039 lol " I just remembered I have to get rid of some, uh, trash " 😂
They must be Americans. They don't care you had a gun on you BEFORE the bodysearch, they just don't you to pass them with one.
The fact that 47 just sits with a gun in his hand in the guard uniform when the boss walks in after interacting with 47 as a sommelier doesn't bother you?
Or they don’t notice the literal brick of cocaine he has on him
"Diana Burnwood died at the hands of her rogue Agent 47"
Me as 47, internally: *hysterical laughter*
Funniest shit I ever seen
saw that once already
@@Motivatededits0 funniest shits like all of you sorry for talking to all of you like those we didnt mean to please forgive us we are so sorry
We all laughed
"I'm the very soul of discretion" - While holding an wine bottle like a tanto knife
he holds it like a caveman
i mean you know how difficult it'd be to have a unique holding animation that'd only be used for a single item, not to mention kinda a waste of time
Holding such a vintage wine this way, he might as well have smashed the bottle right away.
"Her rogue agent 47 who definitely isn't this bald sommelier with a barcode on his head."
Or this guard in the room oddly resembling him.
I mean it's called a BARcode for a reason.
Nobody knows how he looks
The way the guard pours the wine makes me wince.
It's an expensive wine, not cheap beer.
And they gave it no chance to breathe either.
expensive is an understatement
@@Zack_Zander lol are you a teacher?
not just AN expensive wine. THE most expensive wine, according to the in-game descriptions
@@kalebr5069 One of five bottles left in the entire world, of a vintage that was a limited batch to begin with due to frost killing a significant portion of the grape harvest, and then all but one crate was destroyed in wartime bombing of the vineyard.
To call that wine "legendary" is an understatement. To put a price tag on a bottle while 5 are left is to admit that no one who doesn't already own a bottle can afford to acquire one. To open a bottle is, to put it bluntly, a monumental and extravagant gesture for those few guests who get to enjoy it at that table, as after that bottle being opened, the last four bottles skyrocket their potential value by an order of magnitude.
Any vintage from 1945 is going to be expensive, make no mistake, but this particular vineyard's 1945 vintage started life in limited supply, was further limited by the fires of war, and now if you don't own one of the four remaining bottles, you have zero chance of ever getting one of the last four bottles.
This gesture proves that Don believed his victory was absolute and beyond any threat. To open this bottle of wine and share it with his co-conspirators is a power play and a show of confidence.
Also, notice how everyone at that table, including Vidal, had a glass in front of their place at the table, EXCEPT Diana. This wine was going to grace every tongue in that room save for the "help" like Flowers and the Security, and the person he intended to kill after that meeting.
Why couldn't we have a Hitman movie as cool as this game's cut scenes?
Cause movies based on a game always suck
Because movies are inherently about spectacle and action, whilst the Hitman games are about subtlety, planning, sharp suits and intrigue.
Also, they keep trying to humanise 47, when the main idea of a brutal and efficient ‘chameleon’ is the most fascinating part of his character.
In other words, the experience you get from a movie and that from a video game from which the movie is derived, or any video game in general, are completely different.
Because the main idea of the Hitman games is to kill your targets as many times as you can in either the most creative ways you can imagine or to just go in guns blazing just shooting the target and leaving.
It would be boring to most people
47 is presenting the wine and while he talks everyone is looking in the other direction 😂
The elite are basically rude like that in real life
They are blind, not deaf.
They know not to look death in the eyes.
No respect
@@invaderjet5946 gonna cry?
Did you seriously kill that guard with a goddamn grape?
It died on the vine.
KO'D not killed
I once saw him kill 3 men at a table conference with a grape
*with a FUCKING GRAPE!?*
@@The_Republic_of_Ireland that a John Wick reference?
@@Riso2496 good eye
Haha when he frisked me, the guard said “hey you don’t need to flex for me” 🤣🤣
To be fair under that 47 is ripped af
I could listen to 47 read the warning label off the back of a box of rechargeable batteries and feel both unnerved and completely captivated. There's such an endearing quality behind his pretender status. Look out Morgan Freeman!
There are only 5 bottles in existence
No one even takes a sip of it
They will drink it after 47 left the room, when Yates tells them what should they say about death of Tamara and Diana.
The guard also pours it from like three feet above the glasses. It's like he's trying to spill it.
I like how Agent 47 is presenting the wine and explains there's almost none of it in existence and the security guard is just pouring it with one hand, holding it from the bottom, and not even touching the glass he's trying to pour into. The Illuminati couldn't shell out for a waiter?!
As a french guy I clenched. The sommelier should have served it, be it with one hand or two what ever. And he should have made the host taste it first. Or have brought the glass filled on a plate
3:03 Adding the timestamp cuz this always makes me lmfao
@padnomnidprenon9672 not to mention pouring it straight from the bottle. For an old wine like that, you need a decanter to oxygenate it and settle out any sediments like cork crumbs
Everybody’s talking about the grape kill, but forgets the cocaine bag
its decently hard when bricked together like that
@@deadprank947 i like to imagine it wasn't hard, he just OD'd the guy to a another dimension
That's a good anti drug campaign.
"Drugs are bad for you."
*Yeet*
The dust puff after the impact killed me 💀 (and killed the guy, too)
@@deadprank947 a kilo of anything to the head might be a bad thing, but it was sure an expensive way to get rid of that guy
Is nobody gonna talk about how at 11:08 agent 47 just takes the punch to the face like it was nothing?!
I never played any hitman games, but i renember that i learnt Agent 47 is a clone made of several world best hitmen genes (according to the first hitman game). I don't renember if the new games are a reboot of the series, but if not the idea of genetic manipulation explain why 47 feels no pain or emotions.
@@lecafarddelinternet go buy hitman 3 man
@@lecafarddelinternet hey idk too i only played 1 mission of hitman absolution in my friends computer then done i dont play hitman for like 6 years
His genetics were formed from the 5 father's
All of these men were French foreign legion soldiers who turned criminal
And gave their genetics to Dr autmyer (can't spell it)
Who then created 47 and grew him in a test tube
47 was one of many clones made at the Romanian asylum, but he was the only one consider to be perfect
His IQ is over 100 towards genius level
He has a much much longer lifespan than any other human.
His reflexes are super human
His strength is just above what is considered human
He also doesn't feel fear, but he can be concerned for others safety, only those close to him like Diana, or innconce, however he can switch off when the target is at stake
He has empathy, which greatly annoyed his maker, he was once found to look after rabbits and befriend them as a child at the asylum
Expert in fire arms, and CQC
Yep... That sums it up lol
Also... He actually donates money to charity when he finds the time, which is pretty crazy lol
@@sigmapopsical272 I had no idea the *five fathers* were hitmen
Diana: *Making a badass monologue*
Yates: AaAaaaaAaAAAuuuughhhh 😫😫
Yates is a manchild
I mean, he got stabbed so
@@thewall4069 Man up
@@OhNoTheFaceHave you ever been stabbed? Or even shot?
Guard: I want a hit of cocaine
47: say no more fam
As soon as the guard hit Diana i was like screw the story and took out my pistol.and blasted everyone lmao
how tf do u have a pistol
@@sfvvfderjijnjkk there are guns in the game you can bring in that can pass frisk.
@@samuellowery9121 oh really? which one?
@@sfvvfderjijnjkk off the top of my head, custom 5mm unlocked from Hokkaido. I think there's a new one in hitman 3, but don't recall. Maybe more. You can see if they pass frisk in the item description when selecting in the load out.
Lol
8:37 Did he just *stab* that guy with the grape?
Yup he did
John wick: Nani
No he *hit* the guy with the grape and then he got knocked out
@@agent47sgrandma75 imagine getting knocked out by grapes
@@jackboyce8296 you should had seen the Dubai guards getting knocked out by an banana
5:42 This man wasn’t counting on the fact that he was within quicksaving distance
If you do this approach but don’t kill Vidal
Yates just shoots Vidal after she objects to his plans
I was gonna mention that. Imma gonna try this one when I get to this level.
That would have saved me some trouble
He doesn't even shoot her, he orders Cotezar to do it. Gave me a shock when it happened for the first time.
Yeah she stands for Diana
No way!!
I like that you can even hear slight irritation in 47s voice when the guard said “pour”. 47 does know his wine, I am sure he is pissed that some rich ass lawyer just takes expensive, incredible wine for his own pleasure
i love how 47 can twist the sentence "i am a deadly assasin" into something so unsuspecting
This mission was very intense and honestly it was so dope to have 47 save Diana like that I really enjoyed killing the guards and Yates
He used a cocaine brick to take down the first guard in the room. Everyone in the room must be high on coke during the last fight scene. Both Agent 47 and Diana then did a DUI (Dancing Under Influence) LOL
no bro
oof
8:28
*Guard turns back*
"YOU FOOL! I'M NOW STRONGER THEN EVER BEFORE!"
So weird to hear Diana, and she’s right beside you 😆
(Can’t believe they wacked Lucas so early on! I was expecting his “wacking” a little ways in!)
ALso in watching some of the movements when 47 and Diana are in the same shot, it's obvious that there is thought of how she's trying to second guess what 47 could do because she doesn't want to get in the way.
He isn't dead
7:51 somebody stepped on a poor frog =(
R.I.P
Where?
@@Doggy724 hes talking about the sound guard made when 47 took him down
🤣
Diana getting hit with a baton then immediately saying her lines without a quiver or anything in her voice reminds of that ‘i can’t believe you’ve done this’ vine
ahh fuck I can't believe you've done this
“Now quickly take out the guards”
Me: uh... well this is embarrassing but I can’t do it while you are watching... just turn around or something
I see what you did there.
Nah he's been showing off for her for 20 years. He likes it when she watches ;)
@@laurabruce9948 You didn't get the reference.
@@fbi-sama9052 wilfully so! 47 is an exhibitionist...for murder!
@@laurabruce9948 I can't tell if you are playing with me, are a moron, or denser than osmium.
The original comment was a Portal 2 reference.
*everyone dies around guard*
Guard: I heard that whats going on?
And high on cocaine
Agent 47: Arrives 1:20 minutes after she's taken away
Diana: Took you long enough
When the Guard slapped Diana, i took it personal.
11:25 "Dude can you stop making death sounds I'm doing a monologue over here"
Yates: "Diana Burnwood died at the hands of her rogue Agent 47"
The resident sommelier: Hmm... I don't think so buddy....
“It seems so…unlike him”
1:16 "if I find something I'm gonna crucify you" m8 wat the fk
That’s called a mexican
I mean... 47 is already is in prime position to get crucified, we just need the nails and something to nail him to
RETRIBUTION!
@Jacob Wood i know! XD do love that one word can do so much with the mind xD
As 47 goes on about this wine being basically a gift from the gods, the guy pouring it does so in the most reckless and casual manner he could think of.
Dude has balls. He’s about to have them cut off.
DECANTING
I believe the scene where 47 killed yates is a reference to the ending of the first hitman game released in 2000
ort-meyer's death?
Yep glad I'm not the only one who caught it
“I once saw him kill three men in a bar...with a grape. With a fuckin’...grape.”
2:15 Agent 47 has some professionalism, even when it comes to killing people.
Man's just took out a guard with a brick of cocaine lmfao
A hit of cocaine taken to the next level
If you think that’s impressive, wait till you see what he does with a muffin
Guard: let’s go get patted down
*runs around corner and drops gun loudly*
Seriously, the head of security perfectly filling glasses from two feet up with a wine bottle is the stuff of legends!
he has a name
@@natdavliam LOL. Head of security; head of security; head of securi
ty.
@@mutex1024 ????
@@natdavliam what don't you understand head of security
Title wasn't lying. This was one hell of a badass scene! Loved it!
47 dancing with Diana in his classic suit is something I didn't know I needed
honestly that was so cute even if it was just to make sure he contracted the neurotoxin 💔
It's so weird hearing her voice in the game world AND HAVING HER ACTUALLY PRESENT. At one point you're so used to her being the operator in your ear, you get weirded out when you hear the voice, but there's a person moving their mouth to it in front of you.
Hearing “such a good boy” is cool story wise. But u ever just pull out the pistol and fire off like a G from close range ?
That seems like a mercy kill in comparison. 47 only ever gets vicious with people who threaten Diana
i shot him the first time i played so doing it properly the second time & getting the "good boy" line felt like an easter egg
bruh when that guard hit Diana i broke my no non-target kills rule then died. NO regrets
She's not real. She won't appreciate your heroism. She won't love you
@@lukemorgan6166 You're no fun.
Here’s an interesting thing about Burnwood’s voice acting that I noticed. Jane Perry, who is fuckin great, also voices Karen Bowman from Ghost Recon: Wildlands. You can really hear the resemblance between her and Burnwood at 10:07 where Perry says “you shouldn’t have.” In this instance, Perry uses a more Americanized “a” sound which makes the comparison easy to make. Really interestin stuff
wow that's why when I play ghost recon wildlands karen's voice is familiar
good ear !
I like how at the end Diana questions him approaching her like "47?" Even she isn't entirely sure it's him in the god dam suit.
Master of disguise I tell ya.
"His name is John wick...he killed someone with a pencil, a fucking pencil, who would do THAT? "
Agent 47: knocks a guy out with a fish "magic"
"hey, we have to pay you down"
" Sure, lemme just dip around the corner very quick"
You missed Yates killing Vidal himself
with the sniper?
@@luz-5020 no just don't kill Vidal and do the sommelier mission and see what happens :)
@@nikiindzhiev5369 I have yet to play this story mission for the first time
@@nikiindzhiev5369 *shotgun loading noises*
You can also poison Yates wineglass beforehand and get them both in the meeting
Go to 11:18, listen to the music and pay attention to how sync it is.
the game have a music mechanic where it will do a crescendo when you kill someone and the melee combat is a qte, so it basically meant to sync
Oh...
@@tapshyon You kinda shot down the magic y'know...
@@AMZingHADES oof, i didn't mean to do that, i'm sorry if that happens. my nerdy brain just can't stop itself haha
@@tapshyon Your good I was kidding. You just told what was going on. No harm, no foul.
I view the ending where Don Yates kills Tamara, then this happens as the cannon ending to this level.
I think that would be the canon ending.
Imagine telling your friend that you got knocked out cold by grapevine
The dialogue and voice acting in this mission is godlike. I wish 47 always talked like this. Hitman 3 overall gives him so much more personality.
I wish that the animations with Diana were a bit smoother though. And it's weird that she doesn't make a noise when hit. It would've been awesome too if Diana acted a bit disturbed by killing Don, or if she was angrier, but still it was awesome.
Why do none of the guards find it strange that the "resident sommelier" has a massive fucking QR code on the back of his head?
It would be weird if they did, this game has the dumbest AI ever since the beginning
It's just never addressed.
And it's a fucking barcode
"Eh I've seen people tattoo weirder shit. Wait doesn't 47 have-" *dies or gets knocked out*
@@anonguy772 Lol.
I love how the guards set to frisk you don't even notice that you're just around the corner dropping all your guns and whatnot
1:13 i love how it went from "thats good keep your hands there" to "if i find anything i will crucify you"
Diana is the luckiest woman having someone like Agent 47 working with her. Definitely a force to be reckoned with and cannot bargain with.
“go and get youself patted down- hey what do you have there?”
_47 shoving a whole arsenal into a bin_ : wine
“Be sure to be patted down.”
“Excuse me while I go to this corner, also ignore the metal clanging.”
“Did you do it”
“Yes”
“What did it cost”
“My silent assassin ranking”
(in heaven)
"So How'd You Die"
Spirit: I got killed in a bank robbery
Another Spirit: I Fell Of Niagara Falls
Mercenary: Oh um I.. errrrrrrrr Got Killed by Grapes.. Long Story
Oh... I didn’t realise knocking the guards out was an option...
Yates: you were “killed” by rogue agent 47
Diana, just before yates’ death: Ah yes, you were the one being killed by the *loyal* agent 47
Didnt know there was a 47’s suit in that room. Well done.
10:53 what you came ror
How did you know I came ror this?
Because I can read minds
@@gamertag3171 I came for the comments because I already saw it in my play through since Idk how to avoid it
Every other guard: "Just need to frisk you its a standard procedure"
The guard in the video: "If i find something im gonna crucify you"
"Such a good boy."
The best money can't buy.
I swear that voice is just liquid gold as he's describing the wine
this is why mendoza is the best mission yet, it’s so cinematic
The importance of paying your guards. Wouldn't happen if they were adaquately paid.
Seems grapes are extremely dangerous for health :DDD
The most beautiful and badass scene in whole game series indeed,Including tango of course.
Nice to see that devs working hard to maintain our interest to the game also with scenes like this and plot twists
Taking off my hat,well done IO interactive!
Actually 47 more and more reminds me of 007,don't know why.
8:37 well that kill was very *nutritious*
3:20
I love how he’s talking about how rare and precious the wine is while Chad Thugman pours it 2 feet above the glass like a douche 😆😖
5:42 i was not expecting him to knock her out lmao that caught me off guard big time
I love how this military guy pours the wine like it’s The Sims
he DECANTS it
Been from Argentina and I have to say the developers did an amazing job with getting the place right.
I find it hilarious that Agent 47 is canonically a wine aficionado. He lives frugally but buys a lot of expensive wine.
His safehouse is real fancy, but even with all decorations it lacks personality. He can also drink wine there.
"I'll pour it."
*"Decant."*
Can we talk a moment about the soldier guy's amazing pouring skills? A vintage that rare and he pours it from 2 feet above the glass without spilling a drop!
DECANT
Man, 47 dropping that sommelier bit was fucking smooth
Every woman I've ever talked to: 0:19
Gotta bring attention to the fact that they want absolutely crazy with the dynamic soundtrack here. Starting from 11:00 on when you kill Yates, pretty much everything you do cues in the next part of the track. Taking out the last guard at 11:22 brings it to a climactic rise, 12:00 brings it down to a quiet tension builder as you clean up the scene, putting on the suit at 12:54 causes the music to build and get more intense as you begin your escape, 14:10 the piano is introduced as 47 steps onto the dance floor, and finally 14:18 dancing with diana the music reaches a climax before quieting down to let you focus on the dialogue. Crazy level of detail that's very easy to miss because it's so great at it's purpose of getting you immersed
One of the best mission stories for sure, also if you don’t kill Tamara beforehand, Don will do it for you
Nobody:
Hitman 5: Kill NPC by air
"oh, a frisk? Hang on I just need to... I'll be right back" *clang, crash, rustle, clack*
"Alright frisk me."
Truly a master assassin.
"if i find something i'm going to crucify you"