In SA and Contracts, 47 fires pistols with both hands when he’s firing one, irrespective of view. He only uses a one handed grip when dual wielding (standard for the Silverballers in both games) or he’s carrying something in his left hand (holstered long gun or similar item).
In Codename 47, BM and subsequent entries such as all the WOA games, 47 uses a one handed grip for pistols and such irrespective of situation.
I should also note in SA that it’s odd that he’ll holster the silenced MP5 like a rifle or shotgun, but try to do that with the normal MP5 or Uzi, he’ll either drop it or conceal it in his jacket depending on the situation.
That’s not what I meant. I was saying that when you put Contracts into first person view like you do in Blood Money is when he switches to two hands. Blood Money is more well known for its first person than Contracts is, so I was using it as the reference in case he didn’t know Contracrs did that too.
The “Let’s Dance” & “Dance Till You Drop” Challenges/Easter eggs could have been inspired by the Harlem Shake. The Harlem Shake, for the unfamiliar, was a trend where one person would start dancing, then the everyone else would join in. This was trending in 2013/2014, which was when H1 was likely in development… so it could have been inspired by it? There were also compilations of military troops participating in it, such as this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hpEnLtqUDg
Maybe this assumption is common knowledge, but the similarity just hit me this morning
That’s bc 47 knows about the finer things in life. The bare knuckle boxer is a gross cocktail that might have been made up by two drunk college kids in a frat house
Playing FC ‘The Pirate Taketh Away’. I shot the coconuts to kill the 1st target, rushed over to get the briefcase from the overweight fella… There was still dust in the air from the coconuts falling. The target was already dead, but it then killed me as I walked through dust that was still in the air.
I don’t even know what that perk does. I mean, I know what it says it does, but I don’t know if I’ve used it or not, or if I’d recognize it if I haven’t used it.
I believe it’s supposed to increase the accuracy of whatever or whoever you’re aiming at. If you’re using a controller with analog triggers you can lightly pull the Right Trigger… You should notice the aiming crosshairs get closer together.
Now they have it so that you can (also, or alternatively) press the Left Button/Bumper while holding the Left Trigger to aim. This is great for those that might not have analog triggers.
Edit: For clarity… I’m pretty sure it’s not so much an automatic aim assist as it is just making a smaller point or reticle to line up with your shots. You could probably still miss, but then that’d be due to not using the finer/smaller reticle. It could also make your aiming movements slower.
It’s mainly for aiming at things that are farther away.
confirmed
