That’s good because for some reason I thought pipes are the only way up
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Yeah b o i, time to feel that m̶e̶a̶t̶ flesh!
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That would be hell on the staff.
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mk2 items still exist :’( thats ok i guess, as long as mk3 items are better (and they do seem to be)
apparently he does this since 2016, the fiend!
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Haven’t watched videos yet, I’m guessing MK3 itens are the ones with a red color scheme? It does beat the MK2 stickers 
Any info if that dart gun ended up being lethal?
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it’s ok for me if they are re-skinned, are they?
I saw that too, I thought it was like that already in Hitman 2. I hope its nothing thats visible always. But this whole stuff, also when you put poison on ventilation a whole room colors green, or the skelleton view when electrocuting, am I the only one who doesnt like that?
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no
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I am not fond of the skeletons but we need some way of knowing when we have poisoned a room or a plate of food especially food and drink.
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So this is the map that is really vertically, possibly the most, more than Paris. I wonder what would good old Fortheseven would rate Dubai?
That is a good point. I just mostly prefer HUD elements for that, it breaks the immersion a little of what the game tries to do. Especially since the footage of Hitman 3 looks stunning on every aspect.
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I suppose if it gets an overly hostile reaction (like the knockout stars) then IO could change it.
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Dubai looks great. In general, everything is very amazing, but too much and I am depressed because of it 
I was a little confused by the storyline that they decided to do it this way, but let’s see what happens next.
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I haven’t watched any of these videos yet and I don’t really want to, but I think this is the best place to discuss this:
So in the video about the camera, we learned that one of the mission stories involves showing to Ingram a picture of the body of some dude. I wonder if it is necessary to kill him, cos that will violate SA… Maybe we can fool Ingram somehow? Just knock out the poor fella?
Yeah, as long as Ingram sees the picture with the poor sucker on the floor KOed he will think the guy’s dead.
I’d be impressed if IO really wants the player to actually kill the dude to continue with the mission story, you wanted an easy way to your target, get your hands dirty and face the consequences.
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Why would anyone expect them to remove the Mk2 items? If progress and unlocks are going to carry over, and I’ve unlocked those items, they better still be there!
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Washington Post Preview :
https://twitter.com/GenePark/status/1347580022165565441
“Hitman 3” is worth it based on the 2nd level alone. It’s a “Knives Out”-style murder mystery set in a countryside British mansion. In “Hitman 3,” I forgot I was there to murder someone while I spent hours trying to solve someone else’s murder mess.
One of the loudest criticisms of “Cyberpunk 2077” was that people hoped it would have unique NPC routines. The “Hitman” series has been offering this exact feature for 14 years. The NPC behavior and pathing is among the most immersive in the industry.
The “Hitman” series has maintained a loyal following, but has struggled to gain a wide audience. “Hitman 3” is just another winner in a series that has given some of the smartest games ever created, hiding in plain sight.
“Hitman” games have gotten attention because of violence, curious since the series is largely about being passive. “Hitman” aren’t action games. They are immersive point and click puzzle adventure games. “3” offers the highest realization of this concept.
Wow. One cannot say that the press is not enthusiastic about the game.
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Exactly. And she also tells us roughly who helped him escape:
one of the sailors.
This person is a potential target, but also remarkably convenient for the plot.
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Frankly, the less they’ve changed from H2 the better for me.
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