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Hopefully we do; I haven't managed to use any of it yet. While I'm happy that I reached Paris Mastery Level 20, I'm pretty sure that all of the weapon unlocks will be good for that particular level only; thus, once the Sapienza level debuts next month, I'll have to hit Level 20 with that, too, to unlock the concealable ICA explosive, which really comes in handy (one of the easier ways to take out Novikov.)
Finally got around to playing my copy of 'Rainbow Six: Siege,' and while I've only completed 100% of the first three tutorial missions, it's really helping out before I hop online, and it gives me a good feel of the maps and gameplay. Loving it so far, a great call back to the days of 'Vegas.'
In Paris. I think you have to be in the tuxedo. I've heard it from the guard standing at the parking lot gate to the left of the main entrance, and from the guard by the backstage/stylist area. (Yes, I walked around for a while just listening what NPC's said to me)
Also bought Halo 5 which I have had a quick look at.
I recently lost my HDD so I don't have many games, there are some which I got again.
Driver: Parallel Lines
Great game, better than Driv3r, The driving is very enjoyable, the atmosphere of New York in both eras are very unique. I'm glad Reflections tried something new with this title with the changing era things.
7/10
Counter Strike: Global Offensive
The big eSports game, I'm trying to get better but I can't, Silver IV here :(
9/10
I could never play a game like that. I'd just get too freaked out and frustrated...
The game wasn't particularly jump scary, just very stealth heavy and you could really lead to getting freaked out if you weren't smart and eventually ran into the Xenomorph (which wasn't avoidable, as when you play it on the hardest difficulty, he knows where you are almost 90% of the time, it seems).
Exactly. The game isn't a jerk like Five Nights at Freddy's; full of random jump scares (not to say that FNAF is scary, but it is a jerk). It's about stealth and a feeling of being hunted.
Bought Forza Horizon 2 on xbox one, great fun not great at car games unless its Burnout paradise. Though I can run with Forza Horizon 2, online its fun.
Yeah, Absolution disappointed me too, @Creasy47, though I'm not the fan you are of the series or even the slightest bit knowledgable about what constitutes a good Hitman title.
The first time I played it I made it past the cornfield level, after which the game froze and I lost all my game data, forcing me to start it all over again. That didn't help my enjoyment of it, and when you add in the subpar villains and how the story wraps up, I was not impressed. There were good moments here and there, though, just not enough to made it a great game. Just a good or okay one.
Ugh, that's frustrating. Especially with a game like Heavy Rain, because there's very little chance that you'd be able to replicate all the choices you made the first time around to get the experience you originally wanted on the second play through.
Exactly, it all hangs on the choices the player makes. I never bothered trying to get all the possible outcomes of the story. I made it to the end of the game on that second attempt, and sold off the game. That had to be the worst glitched I have encountered.
So, all in all, my rating of Hitman games come in.
From best to worst as a whole:
Hitman 2: Silent Assassin
Hitman: Codename 47
Hitman: Contracts
Hitman: Blood Money
Hitman: World of Assassination* (Not final and might be changed)
Hitman: Absolution
Story-wise from best to worst:
Hitman 2: Silent Assassin
Hitman: Absolution
Hitman: Codename 47
Hitman: Contracts
Hitman: Blood Money
* - Hitman: World of Assassination, I've given it the "predicted" sub-title to avoid confusion to the rather bland simplistic franchise title that can easily confuse anyone. Story-wise, I can't place it in a rank as of yet because it has to be explored. I have an expectation that the retailer version will be sub-titled World of Assassination. Fingers crossed.
1.)Hitman: Contracts
1.5) Hitman 2: Silent Assassin
2.) Hitman: Blood Money
3.) Hitman 2016
9,000.) Hitman: Absolution.
I've quite enjoyed the latest one, but this episodic format leaves a lot to be desired, and doesn't have me replaying the game as much as I would if the entirety of it had already been released. I'm looking forward to the release of the Sapienza mission in a few weeks, but I'm sure I'll play the level to death for a week, gather all trophies and a bunch of challenges, and then I won't touch it again until the release of the one in May.