Ballers and Krugermier are interchangeable. I’d never abandon one though.
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Goldballer or gtfo.
20 characters
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Ever since i’ve got the Trinity Pack, Blackballer is my best friend
@badeaguard would approve, I’m sure
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So I’ve seen in a pic (or in the video), that there is a suit left behind penalty. So does that mean if we don’t get it back before leaving, we won’t have a suit in our inventory and would need to buy another?
If so, what if we don’t have enough money to get a new suit? We should be able to play with 47 in his underwear until money is earned to get another suit. Lmao
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Does anyone have any idea where 47’s safe house is located? It’s clearly in the middle of a forest and that gives us a few possibilities, but it doesn’t look tropical, so I’m gonna assume that it’s more of a northern forest, and that 47 is living in either Europe or North America.
Could he have decided to stay in Romania, his original home? Is he in the forests of Germany, in remembrance of where Grey was headquartered?
If it’s North America, the lusciousness of the forest suggest to me the four Cs: Carolina, Colorado, California, or Canada.
Anyone wanna take a guess, or is there a file or screenshot somewhere that provides a hint?
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Personally I think it is in Romania. The end cutscene of train level shows us 47 walking to a house that looks a lot like the safehouse. So perhaps it is the same thing?
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imagine that, build a whole mansion out of that tiny little wooden cabin… 
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That was Diana’s cabin where she was before the Mendoza mission. He was going there to respond to an invite from Diana. The cabin looks nothing like the safe house.
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I thought about norway or canada maybe 
Because of the woods, the little sea, and everything looks kinda unaffected and wild. I know, that could be 100 other countries, but I don’t know why canada and norway were the first ones I thought about 
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Hmm, maybe it’s the Forest of Dean, in England.
Perfect place for an assassin to set up shop. Plus, Diana needs a place to go now, her office is compromised, and it would out them close to the British government, they’d always have need to remove the criminal element, so those freelancer campaigns could have worked their way to 47, and if Diana has gone back home, they won’t have to travel as far whenever they need to meet in person. And, if he and Diana are (I hope) planning on building up a new ICA, what better place than being close MI5, where it originated?
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Maybe that bridge is the new map. lol
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Grey was killed in Dartmoor. He takes over a field HQ near Carlisle’s estate while 47 goes in for the kill.
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Correction: he killed himself.
And 47 witnessed the kill, if you watch the cutscene carefully
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Exactly - he was killed, by himself. What’s this got to do with anything?
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I said where Grey was headquartered, not where he was killed. It’s where he and Olivia worked with 47 and Diana after Mumbai and why 47 told Olivia to go to Berlin.
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My bad. I tend to read too fast. Still, I think setting up near a HQ wherein 47 was once active would be a rookie mistake by a pro assassin. Judging by the architecture (especially the slanted roof) it could well be set in Copenhagen. IO setting up this place in their country would be a nice touch.
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Do, does anyone have any idea on how they think the order of targets on this is gonna go? I mean, let’s say a campaign has its settings in Chongqing, Miami, Santa Fortuna, and Hokkaido; and we are able to choose the order it will happen in and the last one will have the primary target, right; now, will this mode set the same specific targets into each map that corresponds with the order chosen, or is each map set with particular targets no matter the order, and the last one just had the primary target thrown in as well?
Say you choose the order I mentioned up there, and the first one you chose, Chongqing, had one target, to get the ball rolling; then Miami has two targets; then Santa Fortuna has three targets, then Hokkaido has two targets, plus the primary target. Are those the number of targets that would present in this specific maps for that campaign, regardless of the order chosen, with only the primary changing location? Or, if we chose a different order, say Chongqing and Santa Fortuna switched places, would Santa Fortuna now have only one target and Chongqing would now have three, because the order of play determines which targets are encountered when, not the map they appear in?
Any theories, until we learn more?
I feel like it would slowly escalate in difficulty, level 1 having one target, level 2 having one target and an objective, level 3 having 2 targets and so on until the primary target level which only has one target but is much more difficult.
Are we assuming that the successive levels will get more difficult or has that been stated by IOI somewhere? I look at existing multi-level campaigns like the core story or Patient Zero and I don’t really see an escalation of difficulty with those from level to level.