@@LetThereBeLight-26 Actually, once I unlocked the poison, I just poisoned both. :-) If you're careful, you can be there when she makes the decision and poison the right one. But you have to be quick.
if agent 47 actually never got spotted or noticed he wouldn't be a legend, he'd be a rumor in the ica as a supernatrual killer who might as well have the ability turn invisible and faze through walls.
ICA Gaurd: "Why are we even here? We all know 47 isn't real, right? ... RIGHT?!?" *dies spontaneously* Geez. 1.3k likes is more than my entire view count.
It would actually be so hilarious if this was how Agent 47 operated he just literally never puts his gun in his pocket but also manages to avoid literally every camera/person that could incriminate him.
@@donet0death240In Blood Money it works like that, if you are spotted, you are given the choice to bribe witnesses or the law itself to make it harder for people to identify you in later levels. Also, at the end of each level, you are shown a fully readable newspaper page depicting how the public sees you, the higher the notoriety, the more accurate the information is about 47 in the newspaper (including an increasingly more accurate hand drawn portrait)
TBF, you can shoot the ground all around with a silenced weapon. People will hear and pin point the weapon fairly easily. Then when you jump off a 2nd story and land on the ground... I will hear your thud into the ground. Stayed baked.
What are you talking about? That’s called real life. If a death by gunshot occurred next to you and all you as a witness could offer as testimony is that you heard some gunshots, would that really be strange? It would not be odd at all. It could be a hit or it could be a drive by or other gunplay tomfoolery. As for “a string of murders”, no one would ever call them “a string of murders”, as there is no evidence to link them at all. Would the police detective investigating the murder of someone in Miami actually think to tie it to murders in Rio and Beijing based on a LACK of evidence ? “I don’t know anything, say wasn’t there another crime where the cops didn’t know anything either? They must be related!” Lack of evidence is not evidence. There are ~ 20,000 annual homicides by gun in the US alone. Half a million murders globally. More than half of those will go forever unresolved. It’s estimated 4 in 10 violent crimes aren’t even reported to police. No one would think twice about this.
@@wellesradio remember, these aren't just random people. 47's targets are incredibly high-profile, so their death would immediately become the center of attention for a bit. if recent events are any indication, the police get pretty thorough when famous people are killed. If at each murder scene a bunch of witnesses say "i heard a lot of gunshots" but the victim was clearly not shot, then that's already pretty suspicious. If that starts happening around the globe, then police might suspect either one very well-traveled hitman or a network of killers with a shared MO.
@@chairuptopexactly what’s I was gonna say like 47 is killing people in private compounds surrounded by armed personnel from all sides like these aren’t random murders and they would definitely be linked together thought it depends on the time frame in which they happen because there is very little evidence
I love how you explain what's happening and the context of the missions even if some people already played the game. It makes it very enjoyable to see and understand for people like me that randomly stumbled on this video in recommendations and started watching. Nice narration!
I love how agent 47 can climb out of a building and climb a pipe making his way to a balcony in front of a race track stadium and still be considered unseen
it's not that he's unseen it's that it's just a normal occurrence for bald men to climb out of buildings and onto gutter pipes. like it's normal for propane to explode after a gunshot is heard.
I'd love the idea of a challenge where every kill has to be food or drink related; either from them consuming it or being hit by it. Seems like there's a lot of depth to that aspect in this game.
@@cycla i dont think helicopters usually have keys to start them but if they do, then most likely yea, probably gets hotwired if they dont, then no, just get in and start it up
I was like "oh because throwing the propane tank makes it look like an accident!!!" But then i just realized how a propane tank is sent flying to his head
I just realized that Agent 47 ejects his empty magazine directly onto the ground without picking it up. That's a massive oversight from the world's supposedly best assassin. If I found a 1911 magazine lying around a racetrack, no rust and it was obviously somewhat new, that would be suspicious enough for me to alert security.
It's a game-ism It wouldn't be too fun to go around cleaning up your stuff. Also, i assume that none of 47's stuff is traceable. They'll know it was a .45 mag, but that's about it.
Makes me think if I ever have been an annoying bystander to a hit man because I was right where they needed to be. I have a tendency to just kinda walk around or be around places where not many people are at to get away from the noise and it’s funny to imagine a hit man is watching me thinking “oh my god why is someone even here. Please please leave so I can do my job.” And I’m just like wandering aimlessly, like an annoying npc.
My favorite ways to see missions in hitman 2 are in Miami and in New York: For Miami: knock out the general, get a picture of the target that's supposed to show off the military robots to the general (they shoot based on facial recognition), put the target's picture in the recognizer, and have them kill that target. In New York: get the computer you need, and stuff it in a briefcase, then kill the target with a chandelier.
imagine how terrifying this would be from in-game character's perspectives. just an assassin that has literally 0 trace. people randomly dying like flies with 0 bystanders at all to have ever seen him. an invisible ghost that is never seen, heard, or reported.
"like a ghost in the night, in the shadowa to escape light. no one has spotted him, before their demise. some think he doesn't exist, until they're met with pearly gates" -probably some gas station trucker
@@ordinaryyoutuber5276 "Like a ghost in the night, Amidst shadows of light, No one knows where he's tread, Until they drop dead." Fixed, I think? 😅 Or: "No one knows where he's been, A ghost, sight unseen, But when a body falls, That's where Death calls."
i never played hitman, watched anything about hitman, or really even heard anything about hitman before this video, but it was so incredibly well put together, that i could easily understand everything thats happening
You never heard of hitman, you never heard of this TH-camr, you never heard of a video game, you haven't heard or seen anything in your life but you understand everything that's happening though you see nothing
It's a bit of an oversight actually, all pathings are 2D and are spread in layers (with one per floor). Sound does not propagate like in real life, it just defines a spot that the enemy must check out. If you shoot at the roof, it looks for the nearest pathing layer that the guard can go to to inspect said point. While it normally tries to look down to account for cases where you may shoot walls, the ceiling is just too close to the upper floor's layer and it chooses that instead.
I'm writing a novel, and one of my characters is an assassin whose only identity is a ghost story told to kids, and this video was super helpful for me to think about how he does it. Absolutely fascinating to me!
Wow that’s a crazy concept to write about. The only person who’d know who they were would be the assassin themselves and no one would know who they really killed but themselves as well. I’d imagine many assassinations being credited to this type of bogeyman
@@JoshuaNihoa Thank you! Here's a bit of lore, if you're interested: There are two organizations that the government officially recognizes as active rebellions conspiring for control of the country, but this bogeyman's m.o doesn't fit into either group. At the start, the police simply thought these random disappearances and murders were the works of the common criminal, possibly a serial killer or two. But once the numbers started climbing, they realized this was organized and intentional.
This is a really cool challenge. Side note, you can off NPCs via electrocution without water, if they have the item in their inventory. In fact it looks like that's what happens at 14:30 since he's several steps away from the hydrant. I have done the same in other missions, albeit with the regular taser, not the EMP device specfically.
As someone who has played the whole hitman series, it astounds me that you completed this challenge. I love doing stealth runs but its absolutely bananas that you finished these missions without being spotted at all! Your content is different and fresh, keep it up.
This is one of my fav ways and i get frustraited when other people i watch say they completed it without being seen once but the yellow band clearly shows them as beign seen for those few seconds.This was so good!
This video really shows off the level of creativity you can have playing Hitman. There’s so many ways to complete a level in this game and you really have to learn patience, timing and so many mechanics to pull off something like this but once you get it, everything just clicks together and the possibilities are endless. It’s a brilliant sandbox
I always thought that the Cartel would be like "Oh yeah, this extremely creepy gringo guy just came to town and left the same day all our leaders got killed". This is because cartels often use Halcones or other types of street guys for information on their close surroundings. But with this, no one knows what happened. Its arguably even creepier from their perspective.
Personally not sure about the lore of the games pre-trilogy, but I don't think he can blend in very well in a native american, african, indian, latino or asian crowd. I guess he can always claim to be Albino but his sharp face makes it hard to blend in at all tbh. I think his design is less to blend in and more designed to play into his cold calculated personality.
@@orangemv in the modern age, travel and interace children exist everywhere. Though that doesn't really explain why he's not caught more often. Personally, I blame low IQ guards.
Hitman has the laziest guards in the world: "Oh, someone threw a propane tank at our boss and set it off? Let's just call it an accident so that we don't have to raise the alarm."
@@rompevuevitos222With game logic, maybe untraceable, but it is easy to figure out if a victim was poisoned or not in reality. Still a game, so we'll say it's untraceable.
@@semipsychoticgamerThat's still untraceable. Because you know HOW someone died doesn't mean you have any clues as to who did it. It's impossible to obscure how someone died, any specialist will be able to tell the cause of death. The point is making it so it can't be traced back to you.
@@rompevuevitos222"cause of death results: inconclusive" has entered the chat. So you've never heard of an autopsy where that's the cause? "Inconclusive" or "could not be determined"?
@@joakimjensen309That was the run beforehand, likely from scoping out the scene to find routes. He did it without being spotted not much later in the vid.
1:18 I always felt bad for that guy for his insecurity around being a bit of a throwaway boyfriend - calling him one of her guards feels like it's just putting the nail in the coffin 😭😭😂
0:32 Imagine your just chilling and some bald guy stands motionless in front of you for a few minutes and then decides to turn around and knock you out.
13:37 you could've also probably placed a remote micro taser in his mailbox, he will ALWAYS pick it up no matter what and when he does all you need to do is activate it and get an easy "accident" electric kill
I love how this series encourages all kinds of outside the box thinking, it's amazing seeing what kinds of weird little strategies people come up with. Excellent work!
@@konstantinosprionokordelis8655 nope, that mag is at 8:59, pause it at 9:03 and use the < and > keys to see it on his left elbow, its there for about 4-5 frames)
3:46 i find it hilarious that this counts as not being seen. i feel like at least one person in that crowed wouldve gone "hey wait is that guy pointing a gun at the track???"
So in junior high my friends would always tell me that I had a barcode on the back of my head and I could never figure out what they were talking about. I had completely forgotten about it until 5 years later I was watching your video and I literally screamed at my screen "HE HAS A BARCODE!!!!!! So that's what they meant!" Thank you for solving my life's greatest mystery. :D
Hey onion how you going, just wanted to say u have taught me so much about this game. And now I’m 3 levels away from getting silent assassin on every level. It’s been incredibly challenging but having an achievement showcase on my steam profile full of very low percentage achieved by players. Is something i enjoy having as it brings attention to the ridiculous amount of patience I have just to get a pop up on my screen saying I succeeded at it. Love from Sweden
I struggle to play Hitman in itself, what you did was insane, man. I haven't played Hitman in years and you kept me hooked throughout the entire vid. Great job!
I played this game years ago and this video just stumbled on my TH-cam feed. The level of skill in this is just insane. I’m just a casual gamer but damn this was so hard just playing it normally let alone not being seen. You deserve the accolades. This achievement is no joke 👏
I've done my fair share of silent assassin on hitman and honestly you're on another level, the skill and knowledge is nuts. I hope the devs have seen this, the fact it's possible is a testament to how well designed the game is
I just found the channel, and i must say that your content is very entertaining, easy to digest explanations and no buffling around, very straight to the point, i look forward to more videos!
It's really funny going from RTgame, one of if not _the_ most chaotic Hitman players, to this guy who's crafted precise stealth missions almost effortly. The whiplash is amazing.
I know I’m late to the party but, since you’re (extreme) SASO anyway, you should have came dressed as a flamingo for the escape at 5:33; you’d have been leaving in a far cooler way than just a helicopter
What a well made video! I felt as if I was the one playing having to consider each option. Your narrating skills are as great as your gameplay skills. Well done!
While I'm not sure if this is the case for Agent 47's piece, there are examples of Pistols that are setup to shoot without extracting the cartridge. Of course, you have to manually rack the slide for each subsequent shot as a result. But you can essentially control when the extraction happens in that case.
@@darkjesterxiiithere are also bullets which have the casing AS the propellant, i dont remember the name exactly but they were experimented with before in the military. this generally makes the ammo a square with a bullet in the middle
a solid testament to a well made game , the devs thought about this and made sure it was possible , even if highly unlikely that most/any players would be able to pull it off
My guy is the best hitman player ever the fact that he could do this easily makes him a top 3 maybe even top 2 best ever hitman player congrats to you man awesome videos
Excellent work on this video, legend; I must say, I saw a yellow vision line when you went to prick Richard Delgado. It was so slight, but just to the left of 47 you can see it pop up @ 9:04
If I recall, there is a window on the second story that has a chandelier that Zoe walks under. You can get a vantage point to shoot it from the bushes by the altar, close to where you got Sophia and right beside where you exited from. It takes really good timing as she is only under it for a second, but it counts as an accidental death.
Is there a full vid of this? I would love to watch the entire thing. Seeing achievements like this is another reason I absolutely love being a part of the gaming community.
ive never cared about hitman games in the slightest, but this has me glued to the screen. id like to know the psychology behind game challenge videos like these
Thinking on it... this is one of the few challenges where this guy actually went out and did 'Silent Assassin, Suit Only'. Which is a hard enough challenge even when knocking out NPCs is allowed.
I just love the design of the Hitman 2 (well, this Hitman 2, not the old Hitman 2 of course, thanks for making it confusion, IO!) levels. Easily the best of the series, even giving the best of Blood Money a run for its... err.. money.
Kinda funny that silent assassin is without anyone knowing there was an assassin present yet, shooting a gun at randoms spots to distract people is a main strategy.
Honestly, it's not THAT unbelievable if you're willing to just go with the game logic. In real life, if you were far enough away from a suppressed pistol with a locked slide firing sub-sonic ammunition, and there was a lot of background noise (like a stadium full of people at an F1 race or in the middle of a jungle), and the bullet didn't wizz right past you, then all you'd hear is the impact. That impact would definitely get your attention, but if the conditions were met then it'd basically sound like a loud thwack and the crumble of concrete (or whatever). In the game the slide isn't locked, but whatever. Moving gun parts look cooler and cocking your gun after every shot in a game where you often need to make lots of quick shots quietly would be annoying (MGSV does it with the tranq gun, and in tense situations where you want to take out several people quickly it can really be a pain). You'd also need to be much, much farther away to not hear the pop from the cartridge being fired, but again it would be so far that it would make the silenced pistol useless in regular play. NPC's in Hitman do actually have scripting for recognizing when a bullet distraction was actually a bullet though, so it does take some thought to do correctly. Any time you do a bullet distraction and you get "bullet impact noticed" they know it wasn't just a noise, but the rules kind of make sense. If they see the impact rather than just hear it, if you're too close and they hear the gun and the impact, or if you shoot twice/do another bullet distraction while they're investigating the first (whether they see the impact or not) then they'll know it came from a gunshot. The only thing that doesn't make a lot of sense is that they don't look at a bullet hole and realize it's a bullet hole, but from a design standpoint it was probably a good move to let you use the gun as a relatively safe long-distance distraction tool rather than being an immediate kick to the hornet's nest.
0:49 Those birds saw you, the run's over
Based 3 likes pin
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below 10 likes pin... i kneel...
It’s joever. He’s bidone.
did you just try to comma splice without me noticing?
It never, ever even occurred to me to destroy the sugar to restrict her choices. What an in-depth game this is.
FOR REAL! I had to do this peice of bs RNG for like an hour
@@LetThereBeLight-26 Actually, once I unlocked the poison, I just poisoned both. :-) If you're careful, you can be there when she makes the decision and poison the right one. But you have to be quick.
Aren't there 2 poison vials in Hawke's?
@@smokecrash2147there’s a lethal poison in the bathroom and i’ve seen rat poison before
I love how you can "destroy the sugar" when it surely makes much more sense to shoot the jar of honey.
if agent 47 actually never got spotted or noticed he wouldn't be a legend, he'd be a rumor in the ica as a supernatrual killer who might as well have the ability turn invisible and faze through walls.
ICA Gaurd: "Why are we even here? We all know 47 isn't real, right?
...
RIGHT?!?"
*dies spontaneously*
Geez. 1.3k likes is more than my entire view count.
@@LetThereBeLight-26 he died spontaneously because he was a Gaurd
Must be a hard morning after waking up in a dumpster
It would actually be so hilarious if this was how Agent 47 operated he just literally never puts his gun in his pocket but also manages to avoid literally every camera/person that could incriminate him.
@@donet0death240In Blood Money it works like that, if you are spotted, you are given the choice to bribe witnesses or the law itself to make it harder for people to identify you in later levels.
Also, at the end of each level, you are shown a fully readable newspaper page depicting how the public sees you, the higher the notoriety, the more accurate the information is about 47 in the newspaper (including an increasingly more accurate hand drawn portrait)
dude imagine a string of murders worldwide where the only clues they have are the series of gunshots before each kill that the bystanders hear. insane
TBF, you can shoot the ground all around with a silenced weapon. People will hear and pin point the weapon fairly easily. Then when you jump off a 2nd story and land on the ground... I will hear your thud into the ground.
Stayed baked.
basically death note and the only evidence are autopsy reports of heart attacks 😂
What are you talking about? That’s called real life.
If a death by gunshot occurred next to you and all you as a witness could offer as testimony is that you heard some gunshots, would that really be strange? It would not be odd at all. It could be a hit or it could be a drive by or other gunplay tomfoolery.
As for “a string of murders”, no one would ever call them “a string of murders”, as there is no evidence to link them at all.
Would the police detective investigating the murder of someone in Miami actually think to tie it to murders in Rio and Beijing based on a LACK of evidence ? “I don’t know anything, say wasn’t there another crime where the cops didn’t know anything either? They must be related!” Lack of evidence is not evidence.
There are ~ 20,000 annual homicides by gun in the US alone. Half a million murders globally. More than half of those will go forever unresolved. It’s estimated 4 in 10 violent crimes aren’t even reported to police.
No one would think twice about this.
@@wellesradio remember, these aren't just random people. 47's targets are incredibly high-profile, so their death would immediately become the center of attention for a bit. if recent events are any indication, the police get pretty thorough when famous people are killed. If at each murder scene a bunch of witnesses say "i heard a lot of gunshots" but the victim was clearly not shot, then that's already pretty suspicious. If that starts happening around the globe, then police might suspect either one very well-traveled hitman or a network of killers with a shared MO.
@@chairuptopexactly what’s I was gonna say like 47 is killing people in private compounds surrounded by armed personnel from all sides like these aren’t random murders and they would definitely be linked together thought it depends on the time frame in which they happen because there is very little evidence
I love how you explain what's happening and the context of the missions even if some people already played the game. It makes it very enjoyable to see and understand for people like me that randomly stumbled on this video in recommendations and started watching. Nice narration!
it's handy but also makes for some good bits, like him saying wazir is the hardest target
is there a reason he skipped New York and Haven island though, he said Hitman 2 and the game doesn't end on that level
@@MaxerV19technically Ambrose happens in Hitman 2 aswell. All of those are DLC though
@@rogiertp thats tr
@@rogiertpyou mean 3?
I love how agent 47 can climb out of a building and climb a pipe making his way to a balcony in front of a race track stadium and still be considered unseen
Camera's be slackin
it's not that he's unseen it's that it's just a normal occurrence for bald men to climb out of buildings and onto gutter pipes. like it's normal for propane to explode after a gunshot is heard.
@@sluggaboyzWC3 bald man in a suit*
Well yeah, it's Miami
Should have disguised as spiderman! Tsk...
As far as everyone's concerned, there was just a floating gun shooting ground everywhere
Skippy crossover appearance
Amazing that nobody thinks it's weird that the sugar is full of bullets.
@@Wise_That What's weird about it?, that's just American sugar
@@Wise_Thatwhat sugar?
@@Wise_Thatwhat sugar?
I'd love the idea of a challenge where every kill has to be food or drink related; either from them consuming it or being hit by it. Seems like there's a lot of depth to that aspect in this game.
It’s possible with a banana in 3
Someone's already beat the entire trilogy with only Bananas
@@randomshotz13Cheru
@@gavichealsomething2169 such a tactical testicle
@@fyeul yep
*I am the most inconspicuous hired killer*
5:34 STEAL THE HELICOPTER AND MAKE MY ESCAPE
but nobody saw him
I'LL STEAL IT! NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW!
how do you even steal a helicopter? do you hotwire it
@@cycla i dont think helicopters usually have keys to start them but if they do, then most likely yea, probably gets hotwired
if they dont, then no, just get in and start it up
@@korebiisLet me just get underneath the dash here and…. I broke it -_-
11:40 “Oh I bet he’s just gonna push him off the bui-“
“*So I grab a nearby propane tank*”
I was like "oh because throwing the propane tank makes it look like an accident!!!" But then i just realized how a propane tank is sent flying to his head
The stars won't work if there's any text directly next to them. This goes for quotations, too.
* yeet * @@theevildrblue1212
Mfw failed bold
11:36*
I just realized that Agent 47 ejects his empty magazine directly onto the ground without picking it up. That's a massive oversight from the world's supposedly best assassin. If I found a 1911 magazine lying around a racetrack, no rust and it was obviously somewhat new, that would be suspicious enough for me to alert security.
In most places? Yeah. In Florida? Nah, not at all.
Yeah that bothers me too, unless its like a calling card or something? Idk but it just annoys me
Most players will definitely leave unconscious bodies as evidence too though so I feel like it’s not that intrusive to most people’s immersion
It's a game-ism
It wouldn't be too fun to go around cleaning up your stuff.
Also, i assume that none of 47's stuff is traceable.
They'll know it was a .45 mag, but that's about it.
@@rompevuevitos222 so have him automatically stash it instead of dropping it on the ground? lol
The most terrifying assassin ever - no one even saw him. No one can report him because no one has seen his face or even knows his gender.
Honestly terrifying.
Just like the zodiac killer! :D/j
the only trace he ever left are shell casings
Heck, would anyone even think it was an assassin that killed the person? It could be very much read off as an unfortunate accident…
@@kohwenxuI mean all the brass and poison says otherwise
There is no Hitman challenge that this man won't complete.
What about using only guns
" Can you finish Hitman 2 without playing ? "
can he beat hitman without hitting a man?
@@thebignigga69420
Eventually all of your targets will die of old age or other causes, its crazy how in depth this game is
I got one : Finishing Hitman normally
Makes me think if I ever have been an annoying bystander to a hit man because I was right where they needed to be. I have a tendency to just kinda walk around or be around places where not many people are at to get away from the noise and it’s funny to imagine a hit man is watching me thinking “oh my god why is someone even here. Please please leave so I can do my job.” And I’m just like wandering aimlessly, like an annoying npc.
Hitman: "Why are they just standing there?! It's been 45 minutes!"
Me: "Hmmmmm.... Do I want chicken or pizza for lunch.....?"
Honestly they could just walk up to me and tell me I saw nothing, my anxious ahh would be too nervous to snitch
@@thequagiestsirenah then they’d lose the silent assassin achievement
My favorite ways to see missions in hitman 2 are in Miami and in New York:
For Miami: knock out the general, get a picture of the target that's supposed to show off the military robots to the general (they shoot based on facial recognition), put the target's picture in the recognizer, and have them kill that target.
In New York: get the computer you need, and stuff it in a briefcase, then kill the target with a chandelier.
imagine how terrifying this would be from in-game character's perspectives. just an assassin that has literally 0 trace. people randomly dying like flies with 0 bystanders at all to have ever seen him. an invisible ghost that is never seen, heard, or reported.
"like a ghost in the night, in the shadowa to escape light. no one has spotted him, before their demise. some think he doesn't exist, until they're met with pearly gates"
-probably some gas station trucker
I mean, he's definitely heard, people heard distraction shots
Canonically that's what 47 is like
imagine being that guard who got shot on the shoulder for mysterious reasons
@@ordinaryyoutuber5276
"Like a ghost in the night,
Amidst shadows of light,
No one knows where he's tread,
Until they drop dead."
Fixed, I think? 😅
Or:
"No one knows where he's been,
A ghost, sight unseen,
But when a body falls,
That's where Death calls."
i never played hitman, watched anything about hitman, or really even heard anything about hitman before this video, but it was so incredibly well put together, that i could easily understand everything thats happening
yes
Same
if you enjoy creative less like step by step games you should play it its so much fun even if youre ass at stealth
You never heard of hitman, you never heard of this TH-camr, you never heard of a video game, you haven't heard or seen anything in your life but you understand everything that's happening though you see nothing
You should play hitman
I never knew that shooting the ceiling makes them think the noise came from upstairs. Crazy how in depth this game is
It's a bit of an oversight actually, all pathings are 2D and are spread in layers (with one per floor).
Sound does not propagate like in real life, it just defines a spot that the enemy must check out.
If you shoot at the roof, it looks for the nearest pathing layer that the guard can go to to inspect said point.
While it normally tries to look down to account for cases where you may shoot walls, the ceiling is just too close to the upper floor's layer and it chooses that instead.
I don't know, if someone shot my ceiling, I'd probably see and hear the putty scattered by the shot hitting the floor. Oh, and a bullet hole
@@FiksIIanzO You'd also hear the literal gunshot.
Starting to think "in depth" comments are sarcastic since it's always about an oversight that doesn't stand to reason
I'm writing a novel, and one of my characters is an assassin whose only identity is a ghost story told to kids, and this video was super helpful for me to think about how he does it. Absolutely fascinating to me!
Good luck, don't forget about subject aspect and cognitive biases as big part of human perception and thinking.
Good luck, don’t forget to send me a copy via mail.
@@FalexDovin Thank you, will do
Wow that’s a crazy concept to write about. The only person who’d know who they were would be the assassin themselves and no one would know who they really killed but themselves as well. I’d imagine many assassinations being credited to this type of bogeyman
@@JoshuaNihoa Thank you! Here's a bit of lore, if you're interested: There are two organizations that the government officially recognizes as active rebellions conspiring for control of the country, but this bogeyman's m.o doesn't fit into either group. At the start, the police simply thought these random disappearances and murders were the works of the common criminal, possibly a serial killer or two. But once the numbers started climbing, they realized this was organized and intentional.
This is a really cool challenge.
Side note, you can off NPCs via electrocution without water, if they have the item in their inventory. In fact it looks like that's what happens at 14:30 since he's several steps away from the hydrant.
I have done the same in other missions, albeit with the regular taser, not the EMP device specfically.
As someone who has played the whole hitman series, it astounds me that you completed this challenge. I love doing stealth runs but its absolutely bananas that you finished these missions without being spotted at all! Your content is different and fresh, keep it up.
Never played myself but this def looks insane
Speaking of bananas….
Damn. A trainline in Mumbai, India. That runs all the way to Whittleton Creek, USA.
That must be the longest trainline in the world
Nice
The Intercontinental Amphibious Railroad is one of the best kept secrets in the industry.
Exactly! I opened comments immediately when I heard that 😂
Airlines hate this one secret.. 😂
It even goes across the ocean! Amazing!
Sergeant: “Smith! I didn’t see you at camouflage practice today!”
Private Smith: “Thank you, Sir!”
301 likes, no comments, LOL, he died, but his legend lives on
This is one of my fav ways and i get frustraited when other people i watch say they completed it without being seen once but the yellow band clearly shows them as beign seen for those few seconds.This was so good!
0:32 I always love how the security guard didn't see you knock that guy out in the beginning because his head was turned to the sea
This video really shows off the level of creativity you can have playing Hitman. There’s so many ways to complete a level in this game and you really have to learn patience, timing and so many mechanics to pull off something like this but once you get it, everything just clicks together and the possibilities are endless. It’s a brilliant sandbox
I like how you’re doing this without being seen whatsoever, but also steal two helicopters and a speedboat
“Sir there’s an assassin on the loose !”
“How do you know? There was no seen at all there!”
“There are 8 Bugattis missing from the garage.”
I always thought that the Cartel would be like "Oh yeah, this extremely creepy gringo guy just came to town and left the same day all our leaders got killed". This is because cartels often use Halcones or other types of street guys for information on their close surroundings. But with this, no one knows what happened. Its arguably even creepier from their perspective.
Isn't 47 supposed to look like all races? One of his fathers was Columbian
Personally not sure about the lore of the games pre-trilogy, but I don't think he can blend in very well in a native american, african, indian, latino or asian crowd. I guess he can always claim to be Albino but his sharp face makes it hard to blend in at all tbh. I think his design is less to blend in and more designed to play into his cold calculated personality.
@@orangemv He can definitely blend in the south asian crowd. In northern areas, plenty of people have light skin and light voloured eyes there.
@@Mikkaray014 North Asia I get, but why south? Tourism? In that case he still can't blend in as a local.
@@orangemv in the modern age, travel and interace children exist everywhere. Though that doesn't really explain why he's not caught more often. Personally, I blame low IQ guards.
Hitman has the laziest guards in the world: "Oh, someone threw a propane tank at our boss and set it off? Let's just call it an accident so that we don't have to raise the alarm."
To be fair, it was an accident. Some idiot threw a propane tank out the window at the same time as the boss did.
0:50 I’m glad that us kiwis got rep in a video game about assaination
You're one of the most consistently high quality content creators for Hitman, I'm always impressed when I watch these videos. Good job :)
Funfact: Poisen doesnt count as an accident kill, but it still lets you keep silent assassin
I assume that it is because of it being untraceable.
Also as an incentive to use poison instead of guns.
@@rompevuevitos222With game logic, maybe untraceable, but it is easy to figure out if a victim was poisoned or not in reality. Still a game, so we'll say it's untraceable.
@@semipsychoticgamerThat's still untraceable.
Because you know HOW someone died doesn't mean you have any clues as to who did it.
It's impossible to obscure how someone died, any specialist will be able to tell the cause of death.
The point is making it so it can't be traced back to you.
@@rompevuevitos222 I guess so.
@@rompevuevitos222"cause of death results: inconclusive" has entered the chat.
So you've never heard of an autopsy where that's the cause? "Inconclusive" or "could not be determined"?
The fact that this is even possible proves just how good a game this truly is.
There are so many different ways to kill someone its amazing
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@@Chase90506you on a list now 😅
Is not 17:47
@@joakimjensen309That was the run beforehand, likely from scoping out the scene to find routes. He did it without being spotted not much later in the vid.
1:18 I always felt bad for that guy for his insecurity around being a bit of a throwaway boyfriend - calling him one of her guards feels like it's just putting the nail in the coffin 😭😭😂
0:32
Imagine your just chilling and some bald guy stands motionless in front of you for a few minutes and then decides to turn around and knock you out.
It's pretty terrifying the idea of a hitman that literally nobody on earth sees whenever he's taking out a target
What if it exist... But we dont know since... These death's were accident right?
@@luisgurumendy5561 real
Security cameras would definitely see him though
13:37 you could've also probably placed a remote micro taser in his mailbox, he will ALWAYS pick it up no matter what and when he does all you need to do is activate it and get an easy "accident" electric kill
I love how this series encourages all kinds of outside the box thinking, it's amazing seeing what kinds of weird little strategies people come up with. Excellent work!
9:03 the yellow line appears for a brief second, but still.. VERY IMPRESSIVE! great content
WHERE??? I just watched it in slow motion and there's nothing
@@FelipeSouza-oc9tj under the agent's sleeve
@@FelipeSouza-oc9tj there is
@@dougdynamo9398what you’re seeing is the mag from the pistol that is thrown away after the reload
@@konstantinosprionokordelis8655 nope, that mag is at 8:59, pause it at 9:03 and use the < and > keys to see it on his left elbow, its there for about 4-5 frames)
3:46
i find it hilarious that this counts as not being seen. i feel like at least one person in that crowed wouldve gone "hey wait is that guy pointing a gun at the track???"
This game is so detail-oriented, truly amazing. I have to get it
14:47 my introverted ass calculating how to dodge relatives in a family function
It’s too real
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Totally should have done the whole thing in the flamingo suit/duck sweater
Bro changed the future
So in junior high my friends would always tell me that I had a barcode on the back of my head and I could never figure out what they were talking about. I had completely forgotten about it until 5 years later I was watching your video and I literally screamed at my screen "HE HAS A BARCODE!!!!!! So that's what they meant!" Thank you for solving my life's greatest mystery. :D
Hey onion how you going, just wanted to say u have taught me so much about this game. And now I’m 3 levels away from getting silent assassin on every level. It’s been incredibly challenging but having an achievement showcase on my steam profile full of very low percentage achieved by players. Is something i enjoy having as it brings attention to the ridiculous amount of patience I have just to get a pop up on my screen saying I succeeded at it.
Love from Sweden
Man I remember when you had 1-4K subs and I helped change your name, I am so proud you got this far. You deserve it man!
Yooo Apollo the og, thanks so much for the support
@@onionbutter42 please whats the intro song called
I struggle to play Hitman in itself, what you did was insane, man. I haven't played Hitman in years and you kept me hooked throughout the entire vid. Great job!
I played this game years ago and this video just stumbled on my TH-cam feed. The level of skill in this is just insane. I’m just a casual gamer but damn this was so hard just playing it normally let alone not being seen. You deserve the accolades. This achievement is no joke 👏
This is absolutely insane. Bravo, super impressive.
I've done my fair share of silent assassin on hitman and honestly you're on another level, the skill and knowledge is nuts. I hope the devs have seen this, the fact it's possible is a testament to how well designed the game is
Very good video but you got spotted at 9:04 by one the guards above but i think a distraction shot would have been enough to prevent it so whatever
Ah I see it now, rip
@@onionbutter42still an incredible feat and you should be very proud.
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I’m new to hitman what item does he use to get that kill
@@ryancrowley173 a seringe with lethal poison its considered an "accidental kill"
I just found the channel, and i must say that your content is very entertaining, easy to digest explanations and no buffling around, very straight to the point, i look forward to more videos!
Yeah definitely subbing, this guy puts so much work into these Hitman videos it's crazy he isn't at 100K yet.
It's really funny going from RTgame, one of if not _the_ most chaotic Hitman players, to this guy who's crafted precise stealth missions almost effortly. The whiplash is amazing.
At 9:03 a yellow bar appears, the gaurds at the top of the stairs noticed you
I like to think of this way of beating the game as beeing canon.
47 is just that good.
Yeesh... Am I watching a Hitman Challenge, or a Metal Gear Solid Playthough?
This turned out great 👍 cant wait for the next stream!
I know I’m late to the party but, since you’re (extreme) SASO anyway, you should have came dressed as a flamingo for the escape at 5:33; you’d have been leaving in a far cooler way than just a helicopter
What a well made video! I felt as if I was the one playing having to consider each option. Your narrating skills are as great as your gameplay skills. Well done!
This was really impressive! Despite the fact that 47 is leaving bullet casings and empty magazines all over the place, proving someone was there 😂
While I'm not sure if this is the case for Agent 47's piece, there are examples of Pistols that are setup to shoot without extracting the cartridge. Of course, you have to manually rack the slide for each subsequent shot as a result. But you can essentially control when the extraction happens in that case.
I was thinking of the helicopter that you're guarding taking off, just cause you didn't see anyone enter it, doesn't mean it wasn't stolen.
@@darkjesterxiiithere are also bullets which have the casing AS the propellant, i dont remember the name exactly but they were experimented with before in the military. this generally makes the ammo a square with a bullet in the middle
Well of course, someone was absolutely there.
People don't get poisoned from thin air.
The point is that nothing can be traced to him.
@@fordalelsI don't know if you were thinking of gyrojet guns, they shot a small self-propelled projectile and I think didn't have a case.
Damn, I can't wait for further such challenges, great job!
How does this man not have 100k yet, keep up the consistency!
I am just curious how much total playtime (including all the fails) did it take for this?
I would have to double check, but probably around 10-12 hours
@@onionbutter42i love to count my time in pain too :)
@@onionbutter42That's surprisingly little time actually. Nice job!
@@onionbutter42would've been nice to actually be able to watch that whole 12 hours...
@@Gatitasecsiihe mentioned on the video that he streamed this run on twitch
I hope you will become a massive creator, you deserve it man.
like the hitman 3 one you were seen at 9:03 for a brief moment but well done i respect the grind
"Zero trace"
every escape: loud engine/vechile being stolen...
Being a Hitman TH-camr is probably the most creative game to play and still get actual views.
This dude is actually insane. The skill and patience on this lad!👍
Wow that was amazing. I genuinely can't see a way New York or Haven Island would even be possible...
a solid testament to a well made game , the devs thought about this and made sure it was possible , even if highly unlikely that most/any players would be able to pull it off
you deseve an award for this video alone 🙏🏻 this is something else
0:08 The guy checking the non-existent sleeve.
I mean if I saw a guy with arms like those I'm patting them anyway
9:03 the guard saw you for 1 millisecond, run's over
I love when he said "It's hitman time" and hitman'd all over everyone
HE HIT OVER EVERY MAN
@@cas_thekidJohnny Sins be flipping from time to time😏
Unreal video so well executed and great editing, would love to see what you could do using shaman powder item in hitman 3 lol
My guy is the best hitman player ever the fact that he could do this easily makes him a top 3 maybe even top 2 best ever hitman player congrats to you man awesome videos
You do such insane challenges, never fails to shock!
This was awesome! Truly like a ninja, not even seen in public.
6:52 Just a tip, you don’t need to hide bodies after drowning someone, because it counts as an accident kill
He knows he probably just did it to not cause a panic since it took minimal effort to hide it
Excellent work on this video, legend; I must say, I saw a yellow vision line when you went to prick Richard Delgado. It was so slight, but just to the left of 47 you can see it pop up @ 9:04
I have actually thought of this same challenge a lot of times. Good job!
I cant end a campaign in freelancer and u are taking this game to another level
If I remember correctly, you can put a micro taser in Cassidy's mailbox and electrocute him, which is way easier than EMP device and water
If I recall, there is a window on the second story that has a chandelier that Zoe walks under. You can get a vantage point to shoot it from the bushes by the altar, close to where you got Sophia and right beside where you exited from. It takes really good timing as she is only under it for a second, but it counts as an accidental death.
Is there a full vid of this? I would love to watch the entire thing. Seeing achievements like this is another reason I absolutely love being a part of the gaming community.
This video was a master class in playing Hitman. Holy crap.
The amount of choices and freedom they give the players makes me so excited for their upcoming James bind game
6:55 *guard finds her drowned dead body hidden in a large chest* Huh, what an unfortunate accident.
Watching videos like this make you realise just how bad we are at a good when we struggle to playing it regularly
ive never cared about hitman games in the slightest, but this has me glued to the screen. id like to know the psychology behind game challenge videos like these
9:30 I wonder how many guards saw you casually flying away xD
Thinking on it... this is one of the few challenges where this guy actually went out and did 'Silent Assassin, Suit Only'. Which is a hard enough challenge even when knocking out NPCs is allowed.
I wonder if this challenge can be done in the Hitman 1 & 3 maps too
I just love the design of the Hitman 2 (well, this Hitman 2, not the old Hitman 2 of course, thanks for making it confusion, IO!) levels. Easily the best of the series, even giving the best of Blood Money a run for its... err.. money.
this is super impressive but I think you got seen for a split second at 9:03
6:07 47's dance was adorable
would yall like to explain to me why 6:44 peaks viewer interest? Yk when andrea is at the toilet, bent over and throwing up?
Maby people never saw a dart gun before and where confused
@@Senan_is_cool24 nah its the booty
Kinda funny that silent assassin is without anyone knowing there was an assassin present yet, shooting a gun at randoms spots to distract people is a main strategy.
Honestly, it's not THAT unbelievable if you're willing to just go with the game logic. In real life, if you were far enough away from a suppressed pistol with a locked slide firing sub-sonic ammunition, and there was a lot of background noise (like a stadium full of people at an F1 race or in the middle of a jungle), and the bullet didn't wizz right past you, then all you'd hear is the impact. That impact would definitely get your attention, but if the conditions were met then it'd basically sound like a loud thwack and the crumble of concrete (or whatever).
In the game the slide isn't locked, but whatever. Moving gun parts look cooler and cocking your gun after every shot in a game where you often need to make lots of quick shots quietly would be annoying (MGSV does it with the tranq gun, and in tense situations where you want to take out several people quickly it can really be a pain). You'd also need to be much, much farther away to not hear the pop from the cartridge being fired, but again it would be so far that it would make the silenced pistol useless in regular play.
NPC's in Hitman do actually have scripting for recognizing when a bullet distraction was actually a bullet though, so it does take some thought to do correctly. Any time you do a bullet distraction and you get "bullet impact noticed" they know it wasn't just a noise, but the rules kind of make sense. If they see the impact rather than just hear it, if you're too close and they hear the gun and the impact, or if you shoot twice/do another bullet distraction while they're investigating the first (whether they see the impact or not) then they'll know it came from a gunshot. The only thing that doesn't make a lot of sense is that they don't look at a bullet hole and realize it's a bullet hole, but from a design standpoint it was probably a good move to let you use the gun as a relatively safe long-distance distraction tool rather than being an immediate kick to the hornet's nest.
@@mysticwizard1943 I stopped reading halfway through, still liked though.
“nobody can see me at any time. they can’t be aware an assassin was present”
_steal whole helicopter_