Thread 718665194

If Diana told him to assassinate himself would he do it?

>>718665194 (OP)
WELL, IF KYLE TOLD YOU TO JUMP OUT OF A WINDOW, WOULD YOU!?

>>718665194 (OP)
>"...the contract was just." -47
he doesn't just blindly follow orders with diana
if ortmeyer told him to assassinate himself he might do it

>>718665194 (OP)
I'm finally getting around to Hitman 3, and I like how it's showing 47 as acting of his own accord, with no one in his ear telling him what to do.
The levels are all over the place though with the difficulty though, Dubai took me awhile, I did SASO Dartmoor on Master on my first try without even saving, Berlin was also easy, but now I'm kinda stuck in Chongqing where Hush was a joke, but Royce is stumping me

old diana or new diana

>>718666176
the cheesey way is with the drones
but chances are what you need is a screwdriver if you're struggling to get enough dongles

>>718666235
>new diana
You mean Victoria?

>>718665194 (OP)
He'd say no and refuse but then die anyway because he's that good not even he'd see himself coming

>>718666316
yeah I can't find the level 3 one. I didn't bother with the drones and just went directly into the ICA facility since I figured I had to get into the data core anyway

>>718666636
well if you unlock the shortcut from just behind one of the outdoor checkpoints to the elevator in level 1 security there is a screwdriver in there that'll let you slink through the whole facility

>>718666176
I think dartmore was designed with the intention the hard part would be actually solving all the mysteries
maybe a test run for Bond

>>718667818
Q: Bond THAT is madam 'pussyfinger' carlile you will have to solve her riddles three to save the mullato bond girl in a wheelchair

>>718666235
Holy fucking uncanny valley

>>718665754
Don't think so, since literally the last mission of the original hitman is to assassinate him that is trying to assassinate you.

>>718669967
sure but theres an entire history prior to that

so co-op mode
will female(dont remember which one is stone/knight) be able to wear female disguises?

It would actually be a level of 47 clones, all being produced by the one Van Damme clone that the ICA didn't know existed.

>>718671179
>47
>lucas grey
>claude van damme
>the albino one from blood money
>victoria
how many clones exist in extended hitman lore?

whacked it into an AI and got 108+

>>718672593
The agents weren't really clones.

>>718673968
oh really?
i really should brush up on my earlier hitman lore at some point

>>718674306
They're test tube people, 47 has the DNA of multiple people. The agents are all made from the same pool mostly but they're not clones in the technical sense.

No. 47 may be devoid of empathy and compassion as part of his genetic makeup, but he's not a robot.

In Blood Money, he lashed out at Diana and called her a bitch after being stuck with the syringe containing poison that made him comatose. He has enough sense of self-preservation to not simply allow his handlers to have him killed.

I’m actually surprised that 47 is able to find consistent work. It’s not every day that someone wants someone assassinated, so he must only work a few times a year at most.

Even if we take Freelancer into account, there’d probably be very few crime syndicates left if 47 was killing all of them.

>>718675482
>entry level mob hits are mid four figures and quickly ramp up to low five figures if you are good at it
half a dozen hits a year and you're middle class
now that just local mob money imagine what international hitmen can rake in doing hits for corporations and state actors

>>718665447
I'm not an American baby boomer so no.

>>718675919
He must have slow years though. Why would a government or corporation pay a world class assassin millions of dollars when can either use drone strikes of resort to character assassination and blackmail to get the job done?

Even in WoA, 47 is having to destroy assassination viruses and deal with rival assassins to keep himself in a job.

>>718676742
>drone strikes
noisy, too much heat that'll get you investigated and caught
>character assassination
only viable for public figures and even then only if actually democratically elected
>blackmail
not everyone has shameful enough secrets that they'll fold over
famously belesconi wanted a copy of the sextapes he was blackmailed with because the horny bastard was proud to be fucking prettly little honeytraps or asad just having loving messages to his wife on his personal phone
>WoA
literally fighting the illuminati is a step above the usual geopolitics
think more along the lines of shell wanting a village chief off of some valuable land so they can drill it or huwawei wanting patent holders in korea to expire
still worth hundreds of thousands to millions so you only need to do maybe a job every couple years to live as lavishly as 47

>>718669953
With this disguise 47 truly outdid himself.

>>718677715
4 days until Bananaman.