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ishiki on 17 December 2012
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d21lewis said:
Sooner or later, you'll find the game's rhythm (I hope). When that happens, you'll fall in love with it. When you make a guy piss on an electric fence, cause a guy to set himself on fire with his own hair gel, drop a light fixture on a performer, etc., you'll be fine.

EDIT: SORRY D21 don't read since you haven't beaten the game. :( didn't know. There's some stages where there's so many fun ways to take out your target. 

you are giving away the best parts of the game! Like Dropping a whale in the mansion causing your target to go into the panic room which you can find and kill her an climb out the window. You can also dress up as the wrestler instead of dropping a light fixture.


not for d21.

You can see where people are by radar unless you're playing in purist. And if you're having this much trouble you shouldn't play in purist :P.

Obviously, someone can make the argument "couldn't there be someone new" and that's true. But Obviously if your a baldheaded guy with a barcode you should be more suspicious. Disguises without hats should be more easily blown while disguises with masks should be harder to blow. So I think a cross between the two games would be best.

It's a very good game imo an solid 8 or 8.5... not as good as blood money. an 8.5 or 9.

It's also a bit hard to be betrayed by the series when you've only played one other game in a series with a bunch of games. There's a lot of similarities in this game to hitman 2. Which is different from blood money.