I get ya. I also do that all the time, wait until I’m sleeping to start stuff, it’s quite normal actually.
Not for me, but my HMF is kinda glitchy naturally so
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I’ve been getting that yeah. Likes seemed to be notifying normally, but anything else - replies, new posts in watched topics, etc. were massively delayed and only now coming through.
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Do the Providence Heralds, pre-Hitman 2, know that the Partners are the ones in charge? Or do they assume that it’s the Constant?
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Yuki Yamazaki references the Partners, and their position as decision makers, during one of her conversation with the Gama Hospital Director.
Well, that is the plan. In the past, there has been little cross-disciplinary collaboration between the businesses we control, but the Partners are changing all that. Companies like Kronstadt and Ether are now working together, producing cutting-edge results that will never go public or reach the market. Soon, Gama is able to perform medical miracles unavailable anywhere else, such as radically enhancing a person’s life span, and access will be limited to clients of our choosing.
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RIP Carl Ingram, you would have loved the guy who tried to use his son’s blood as a panacea.
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Ahh, thank you!
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Yeah, the Heralds all knew about the Partners, just not who they were, and probably not how many there were. They also probably didn’t know the nature of their authority, whether they actually held direct authority over the Constant and the Providence resources, or if they were secretly lower members of Providence who influenced the Constant’s decisions through majority decision and each having their own little contribution to the overall resources of the organization, but the Constant being the only one with direct power, more like constituents for an elected official than board members directing a CEO.
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So, I played a Freelancer campaign this week-end, and chose to play it with the Golden Contender Suit. Because it happens to be a bit of a guilty pleasure suit of mine, for all its tackiness.
Which got me thinking: what are everyone go to non-conventional suit in the game?
(bonus if its a bit of a guilty pleasure suit)
(that is not from Classic, Formal, Coats, Casual, or Tactical. But from Themed, Deluxe, Freelancer, and Deadly Sins)
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I really like the scarlet suit, formal hunting attire, trendy tourist suit and the ancestral hunter suit
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I love the duck hoodie bc it’s paired with slacks and dress shoes 
Reminds me of a professional who’s stopped at a less dressy event on his way home with zero time to change.
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You know what I would like to play? A game based on the old Adventure Movies, like Voyages of Sindbad and clash of the titans.
The monster could even move like in the old stopmotion movies, that would be so cool.
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Big, Bad Wolf; White Yukata; The Raver/Yellow Rabbit; Jack O’ Lantern and whatever else feels right.
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I think it’s probably because they are a new user so whenever they get a higher trust level they’ll probably get the white name
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Did Soders and Valliant work as agents at the same time? If they did, could they have known about each other?
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Not likely. According to their bios, Soders had to stop being an agent in the early to mid 80s because of his heart condition, and then became the training director. Valliant, on the other hand, was in his prime and a top asset for ICA before they sanctioned a hit on him, and the timeline given indicates this was shortly before 47 joined the agency, making his active years during the 90s. So at best, Soders may have overseen Valliant’s initiation into the agent program, but it’s very improbable that they were peers of each other during their years in the field.
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I should be able to answer it, since it was my like.
Okay, This one you shared a link to what a member was looking for. I’d consider this a helpful post, hence to show a bit of appreciation, I gave a like, even if I didn’t directly participate in such discussion. Look, if it bothers you, I will be careful of what post I should like or not next time.
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Oh well, based on my history of liking posts, I’d say there’s a few possible reasons:
- The person who likes considers the post funny or amusing
- They agree with or share a similar view point to the post
- They use the like as a bookmark, basically making the post “read”
Don’t worry. No harms done. You should know that I actually give away lots of likes all the time. Matter of fact, my likes are that cheap that sometimes it may happen as I press likes too fast, I may not even actually read those posts. 
Here, a somewhat proud/shameful achievement. No one can challenge me of giving away the most likes! 
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Let’s say I’ve not visited the forum for a week. Suddenly, a thread with more than 100 unread posts shows up. I can then proceed to read from the the last post I liked. I knew that clicking a thread with unread notification count will directly take you to the last post you read. But a liked post is like an anchor so I can be sure about the actual point where I stopped reading, right? You know what, maybe I need to stop using likes like this.
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Some folks are just away for weeks at a time and pop back up to like posts that they missed. I often get likes from @YellowZR1, @Tiki2970, and @William1066 long after I’ve forgotten I made certain posts.
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