Via the suit?
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Yeah, i think the poison prompt is bugged
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I don’t know if I’m the first one to use it, as I haven’t read all posts relating to Freelancer since the CTT, but SAPO is the term we’ll now use to refer specifically to the Silent Assassin Prestige Objective.
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If we actually want to start using an abbreviation for Silent Assassin Prestige Objective, I suggest SA PO with a space inbetween.
SA is already established. And having PO as a standalone abbreviation would be helpful for talking about prestiges objectives in general. Especially for talking about POs, that are not SA.
So there is SA on its own, there’s PO on it’s own and there’s SA PO.
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While there’s nothing wrong with that, going by that same logic, we would need to separate SASO into SA SO. Not sure it’s necessary to do, as we known what we’re talking about when using it, and we’d know the same for for SAPO. PO in regards to general Prestige Objectives is good, but this one I’m thinking is gonna be talked about and referenced to the most, making it a special case. Either way, space, no space, I think we’ve got our shorthand for this particular challenge now.
SAPO feels like it’s for Silent Assasin Pit Only, when all the targets have to be eliminated at one of the pit stops in Miami :x
(It’s also a convenient anagram of SOAP, but sadly we can’t really do soap kills without glitches. I wish the soap would work like bananas do 
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I thought about SASO as well. However, I feel there is a difference between SASO and SA PO. SA and SO are both ways to play the game; “challenges” if you want to call it that. They mean different things, but there is a similarity. PO is different, however. I struggle to put it into words, but PO is a different type of thing than SA.
Since SA and SO are fairly close, it makes sense to combine them into SASO without a space, I think. And because SA and PO are not similar in terms of what they describe, I believe it’s better with a space. Also, as an added benefit, the extra space makes it easier to distinguish SASO and SA PO. With “SAPO”, people might assume a typo.
In the end using a space or not is a minor thing. And we’ll have to see if PO and SA PO catch on anyways.
I will continue to spell everything out whenever possible.
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sasosadopoboyolonohomo LOL.
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H2SA or H2 SA
They both mean the same, and I think everyone knows what I’m referring to.
SAPO = SA PO is my vote.
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In Mendoza even after Diana gives you an invitation to the party she still has one on her. Nice detail there that she also has one for herself.
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A militia man takes a selfie with the prisoner in Colorado
(Best pic I could get, he takes ages to do it again)
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That’s super horrifying to think about, but a nice touch since that stuff (sadly) happens in real life too.
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If you’re in the scarecrow disguise and blending in, some guards (or at least one) will take a selfie.
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I don’t think anyone has ever mentioned about these before but here are two things that are some nice interesting details into the game (I don’t have a photo as an example for the first one though atm)
In the final level of the Berlin Egg Hunt, you can see Agent Montgomery, Agent Chamberlin, Agent Thames and Agent Swan at the woods that are near the water channels where they’re using different weapons rather than the DAK DTIs
Also, if you take a disguise off of a guy and after they are woken up, they will be an enforcer and if you let them see you wearing their clothes, they will mention that you’re wearing their clothes, being suspicious towards 47 who is wearing their own clothes, pretty hilarious 
It goes the same for guards when they see you wearing their clothes and then they will eventually find out that you knocked them out just to take their clothes if you don’t run from them
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Hokkaido: In the garden, hidden way in the corner next to the glass hallway that leads up into surgery, there’s a fuse box that turns off the lights on the little red bridge. I was wondering what the purpose of this was, as it either lures the hospital Director (if he’s alone) or one of Yamazaki’s bodyguards (during their meeting) - however, there is seemingly no reason for this distraction, not to mention you can’t stealthily take out the person investigating the fuse box. Am I missing something here?
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Seems like you could chain distractions
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Probably to distract the guard so you can then distract the Director and kill Yuki?
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I don’t think so. There are gardeners, patients and standard security with all eyes on that bridge. There isn’t a place to hide the body should you pacify the distracted NPC either. My only conclusion is, that once the distracted NPC moves to the fuse box, you can use an emetic syringe, follow them and get their outfit. I haven’t tested this yet so I’m not sure if the nearest puke-point is even a decent one. Aside from that I don’t see many other uses for the bridge lights. Maybe someone can figure out the correct strategy for it.
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Maybe. I don’t know. It’s an unusually well-hidden distraction.
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