My friend discovered in his first playthrough that this ledge allows you to climb in to or drop out of the area surrounding the crows’ den.
When people get infected in Patient Zero, their skin actually shows the infection. Was this always a thing? I swear back in 2017 they didn’t.
Since I play it always was, yes
Has anyone noticed Jeff is in Patient Zero if you’re making a contract, but he isn’t in the main game? He drops a sabre, a remote explosive and a lethal syringe…what? There is also a note in his room (Portman’s room) but I can’t read it due to it being a created contract. Am I missing something?
Isn’t that the guy who kills himself? He’s in the main game but you have to keep him alive for him to be in the next level. Search around and you can find his story on HMF or YouTube.
Ah I see, thanks!
20 Jeffs
Last week when I played a mission in Bangkok, I threw a coin to distract a NPC (it was a female NPC located in the basement of the Hotel, by the exit).
When the NPC came close and saw the coin, she started singing the famous chorus:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdfZUZ_rWCI
Found it quite funny because so unexpected.
The first time 47 popped his collar was actually in the 2007 movie. Guess that’s where Hitman Absolution got the idea lol.
Probably just a coincidence. Collar-popping is a trope indicating things got serious, characters do it all across the spectrum; I’m pretty sure it was only a matter of time before they had 47 do it. If they did take ideas from the 2007 film, however, I’d say the winter coat for WoA was a better choice than the popped collar.
Breaking Bad reference:
In Sapienza, there’s a challenge called ‘The Heisenberg’. That’s the one where you dump bodies into acid. Somehow I completely missed this back in the day.
Also Salvatore Brauvomo is a play on Saul Goodman. ‘Bravo uomo’ translates to good man.
He even looks like Saul with the hair and suit: (a bit)
then there’s the advertisements:
Finally, Salvatore’s ad actually points to where his office.
I do love me some Sapienza!
Huh, it points to his office, not the toilet he hides in during Landslide? The toilet is barely inside the circle. ![]()
Right, I meant to say his office. Guess I was over-excited by these revelations.
This was the instance I knew we needed a winter coat in the game and luckily we got it in H2.
Man I remember watching Hitman 2007 as a kid and wanting that outfit sooooo bad in game.
I can’t say for certain if it’s cause of me, but in 2016 I requested it and the Terminus suit as unlocks, and they both came true. I like to think I basically willed this suit into existance lol.
Never noticed this before, but when you complete a mission in Sniper Assassin mode - the brief shot of 47 as the mission ends is different depending on whether you were looking down the scope of the sniper rifle or not before it started playing.
despite a cutscene triggering when the player enters the room, Diana has a showering animation that she does on loop when no one is around. they probably meant for the player to see her from afar, originally. and um…she’s fully modeled. (no pictures, you can look that up yourself
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makes you think, if they could have a realistic naked model back then, they could have just let Orson shower naked. what they did with Diana was far worse
Somehow, it’s considered more explicit to see a naked man’s genitals than a naked woman’s, while simultaneously being less explicit to see a man’s nipples than it is to see a woman’s. I don’t get that part, although it is possible that there might have been a technical reason. If Orson were fully naked, and censors from any country the game released in said it couldn’t be permitted, and it were easier to just blur the offending bits than re-draw him with a jockstrap, well, supposing a similar thing happened with Diana’s model, it’s possibly easier to blur out a woman’s bits than a man’s. That’s the only explanation I can come up with beyond the immaturity society has regarding what parts of naked people are ok and which are not.





