I’m really glad we got a map like this, and I kind of wish the other ones followed the same formula, though I understand why they don’t. Especially because it wasn’t a massive area like Miami or Hokkaido, it was just a house that I shouldn’t be in, and it added so much tension to the mission. It was so real because it didn’t feel like I was waiting for a robot to go from A to B, then back to A, I was stalking a real person living their life, and it made the mission very personal.

It felt so cool to watch Alma make a phone call, get tired, go upstairs and get ready for bed and showering while talking to Orson and eventually sleeping. Hawkes Bay doesn’t have targets that simply loop around a pattern and have a few encounters, they have a full routine with a definite starting and stopping point. I had a blast going through every level and finding the most creative and ambitious ways to take out targets, and out of all of them, I found Hawkes Bay to be the coolest to go back too. Stalking my targets, carefully planning, setting traps, waiting for opportunities and learning when they occur. Naturally this all got boring and I left the game for a while, but when I came back later I rediscovered the game in the way I should’ve started with it. Most of the time shooting everyone until I got to my target was the main approach, and if not that it was finding the absolute fastest way to take them out. Download and enjoy everything Hawkes Bay has in store for you, including: 1 Story mission 5 Location Mastery levels 40+ Challenges Purchase the full game to continue the journey and. When I first played Hitman I approached the whole thing wrong. Get familiar with the unique replayability of HITMAN 2 by creatively experimenting, improvising, and completing all the challenges that Hawkes Bay has to offer.

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