If not freelancer in october month im going to remove the game from my pc
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yer back! zombie revolutionary lol. also yes. please let there be a jack-o-lantern suit for the love of god.
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I wouldnât mind him in ETA, but not as a rerun ET; he just has too big a failure rate.
If the Ex-dictator has shown me anything, thereâs a reason IOI took their sweet time bringing them back.
Imo, the best course of action if they do plan to use The Fixer as an ET would be to put it in the Arcade first. That way the many new players that only started playing WoA with H3 that havenât played the mission have a chance to figure it out without any sort of permanent failure first.
Just shove some stupid complication like âno camera recordingsâ that doesnât affect much of anything and its a perfect practice opportunity.
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Canât wait for the patch and new contents!
All the more reason to bring him back. This time, people would have no excuses; weâve had 6 years to figure out the dos and donâts.
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You mean closed?
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47 Leaning too close to the door will not open the door
Not everyone has HAD six years because not everyone has been around for that long.
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I wonât mind the fixer reactivation, even if probably I wonât play it, itâs more a chore than anything for me. But if people demand it, well why not?
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And? I wasnât able to begin playing H1 until a year after it came out and I had already missed the first activation of all ETs, and I still count myself as having had six years. If I missed one, thatâs on me; if others missed some, thatâs on them. In any event, irrelevant: each ET that can be activated should be activated and then placed into Arcade mode if it hasnât already been put there ahead of activation, just on principle.
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Celebrity ETâs included! Replace them by a non-celebrity character if needed but keep the rest of the coding.
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The problem is with this is that people want them back because of the celebrity, not because of the mission itself is inaccessible.
Sean Bean being âThe Undyingâ is a meta gag on how he dies a lot in media, and itâd kinda lose its appeal if someone generic replaced him. Itâs funny and appealing because there are layers to the joke the audience understands. Remove the joke and the layers donât hold up as much. Of course, they could go down the Expy route by making a Sean Bean pastiche, But I donât see that happening, not anytime soon.
Weâre never getting those back because those missions are under lots of legal red tape. That and Sean Bean and Gary Cole/ Buseyâs image rights are probably rather expensive.
I know this is not the answer people want to hear, but itâs the reality of the matter.
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If a person didnât know about the game three years into Hitman WOAâs ET cycle, then theyâve had three years, not six. This is all about the specific perspective of the person, not the time the game has been out.
How expensive could two out-of-work actors long past their memeable days be if IOI went to them and offered them the first check theyâve seen since they last agreed to be ETs?
I say this in jest, of course. Sean Bean is a bit better off than Gary Busey and IOI wouldnât do that even if weâre true.
Dude, not being serious on the amount of time. And, more importantly, I donât care about the amount of time. They need to reactivate the Fixer because itâs an ET and they should all be activated as such. New people who havenât had a shot can read the strategies of those who have and keep up. They have six years of intel if not experience.
Sean bean is a highly respected actor, and is thus sought after for shows and media. The more the actor is well know and gives a good performance (Which Bean absolutely does do), then his feeâs get higher.
Gary Busey/ Cole, while less in the spotlight these days, are still well-known, and still are probably expensive to re-hire the image and vocal rights of.
As part of ETA, sure. And new players donât immediately think to go to guides in the same way more veteran players would. New players tend to try stuff first, then look things up, not the reverse. Itâs only until theyâre more familiar with the community and the game do they look things up to better understand the gamesâ mechanics and such.
Bit of a problem when The Fixer has additional anti-cheesing rules too, which is why it has had such a low success rate (11% and 18% respectively). And Guides have always existed to tell people what to do on both runs of The Fixer, so one suspects the ET is hard and people just try to cheese it, when that doesnât work. The proliferation of those guides really didnât do much back in 2016-17.
No, not just ETA. I want to go into my career page, look under ETs and see that assholeâs image with the word completed and five stars showing. ETA is fine afterward, or even prior to, sure, for added insult to him, but I want a full fledged shot at regular ET mode with him that can be logged as a success on my record for all time. This bastard owes me that.
Unless thereâs some major movement in polls for Xander to rerun (we never know!), I suspect IOI are quite hesitant to re-run him, and I hardly blame them for not wanting to for all these years.
Why do you say that?
Thatâs certainly not true for me, and I made that clear in my original post about this.
The Undying is one of the best ETs, regardless of Sean Bean.
Donât know about The Wildcard because I never even got to play that one.
Sean Beanâs still doing stuff. He did well playing Mark Colden in Time last year, and right now heâs in a BBC drama called Marriage. He was even in a Yorkshire Tea advert, waving a sword around like a lunatic. Check out his wiki page, heâs still at it at: Sean Bean - Wikipedia
As for Gary Busey, I donât think heâs someone IO would be particularly motivated to bring back, considering the situation heâs in: Gary Busey charged with sexual offenses at New Jersey convention | US news | The Guardian
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