With the painting thing, that’s something I love about hitman. The countless seemingly useless skills he has perfected. He can sell a house, fix a car, cook a perfect meal, paint, play the drums, work audio equipment. All this shit mastered just in the slight chance he ever needs to use anything to get to the target.
In Santa Fortuna you can take the identity of the professional tatoo artist and fix up the messed tatoo of one of your targets who wants the face of his wife tatooed on his neck. And the target himself respects your work and says you did an excellent job.
On my first playthrough of the detective mission i didnt play detective, didnt find the murderer, didnt kill the target. I just explored the map and eventually the target died. 10/10 mission.
@Kentucky Fried Pigeon It is possible that he lied,but i remmember seeing that gamegrumps video where they kill 30 people with an electrified puddle,so how farfetched could it be?
@@chee.rah.monurB in H3 the kills arent ordered for money, 47 and Lucas are attacking an organization on their own accord. But i think in other scenarios (like the ones in the video) the target only needs to die, the person hiring him would be aware he works in mysterious ways and any cause wouldve been part of his scheming.
She knew what 47 was about to do. Outsidexbox didn't show it but if you do that mission story Diana gets her to that spot and asks her how she'd like to go out. She tells Diana "Shot to the back of the head. No warning, no pain."
the funniest thing about the Jordan Cross one is that the entire reason your targeting those two is cause he pushed a girl out a window and her distraught parents want justice, so for him to do the exact same goddamned thing to his lawyer who got him off the first time only for 47 to do it to him immedietly after is some shakespearian level writing
And it's reveled that this whole thing was a set up. A person nicknamed the shadow client wanted to takedown a illuminati style org, which Cross's dad and Ken were members of. So shadow got the parents to know the truth so they'll hire ica who'll get 47 to murder Jordan and Ken, with Jordan's assassination being to lure out his dad
Best thing about the Kashmirian is of course, that two targets have each ordered a hit on one another. So after having him deal with Rangan, you can also have him assassinate Vanyah Schah, after which he will lead you to the third target, the Maelstrom, by whom he hopes to get hired after having shown of his skills by killing the other two.
@@odysseus_kopisMaybe they didn't mentioned it because it was too similar to Dawood's proxy kill but an honorable mention would have been good as well.
In the Icon mission i legitimately caused an accidental kill. I was trying to sneak past the backstage and ended up caught, witch cause a little commotion and suddenly the target kill notification pops up. Took me a few moments to process what really happened: all the mess i caused happened during the action scene shooting and somehow Dino Bosco became frightened and stopped in the in the middle of the scene, which result in him being trample to death by the robot.
Not technically Hitman, but in Splatoon 2's Octo Expansion, if you throw a bomb in the right spot, one of the Shielded Sanitized Octarians will fall off a bridge and die.
@@zigzaghyena Well, you play as an Octoling: a genetic experiment with ties to a shady, murderous organization. Your objective is to travel around a map and kill targets with various weapons, and your objective is easier 100% of the time when you aren’t noticed.
You don't actually have to accuse anyone in Dartmoor, just fix the chemistry set and the rest will happen on it's own. I found this out by accident the first time I played that mission. Imagine my surprise when she died of poison!
@@juangomez5197 same here, I was doing the murder mystery story and thought I’d make myself some poison in the greenhouse just in case and the next thing I knew she was dead already lol
@@juangomez5197 I've gotta make a note of that. I can't wait to make that happen - just gonna fix the lab equipment, go straight to getting the case file, then just wait by one of the exits.
47 doesn't just tell Alexa that Zachary killed himself, he tells her that Zachary found out that Alexa's decision to kill Montgomery to gain control of their family business was pointless because Montgomery was going to let Alexa run the family business anyway, as he had no talent for business and she did, and Zachary couldn't handle the guilt anymore.
From what I remember hearing, in the Bangkok mission the devs didn't expect anyone to actually get the two targets together, so when they found out people could do it through this method, they added in the extra argument and kill.
I’m pretty sure the butler would be cleared once the other person very obviously kills someone, and the detective that accused him mysteriously disappears
And the real detective is found unconscious and naked in a bush near the house with no recollection of ever being inside. Kinda paints the fake detective Agent 47 as the culprit.
Wouldn't even need to go that far. If you accuse the butler, Alexa surmises that he killed Zachary to protect the Carlisle name and asks you to forget the investigation ever happened.
You can even tell Alexa you are 47 and what you’re after. For story reasons this paints you as a natural ally to her (since she’s still somehow alive in your presence) and she asks that you use her info to kill the constant
Surprised Andy forgot to mention that the Kashmirian will also snipe the other target after he changes position if you adjust his scope again, this time you just have to find the laundromat foreman’s notes and return them so he meets with the target on the bridge. Hell, after that, Kashmirian will even lead you to where the third target is hiding.
I wish I'd realised that. I used him on my SASO run on that map. Sneaking up the tower to replace the guys paint was a pain in the backside! I can't remember how I got her to be honest. Maybe I did do the 2 for 1?
@@Zoso14892 Well, replacing the paint is crucial for the SASO on Dawood, but yeah, the notes allow for SASO on Vanya. Not sure about the third guy, since he’s usually in his heavily guarded underground base. Normally you’re supposed to dress up as Kashmirian to get in.
It's like that old story of The Elves and the Murder Maker. The murder maker, through no fault of her own, had found herself with a broken poison machine without the means to mend it. She lay down for the night, skricken with consternation over how she would fix it. There was no need however. For the next day, she found her poison machine all fixed up like new. A friendly little Hit-Elf has visited.
Ah yes, much like the other story of the elf and the murder-maker. A hitman trying to snipe a target, but found himself struggling to set up the gun. While tiring himself trying to learn more about sniper rifles, he returns to his post to discover the gun had been positioned for him and the target has been placed in position. The Hit-Elves are truly a kind-hearted people
@@charlestufenkji8490 *SPOILERS* . . . In Hitman 3, you discover that 47, before his memory loss, was responsible for killing Diane's parents with a car bomb. So Diana commenting about a child killing the hitman who killed his father cuts close to the bone.
@@FrankSkornia I mean, she says that regardless of how you kill him, because they used to work together for a long time. Also, minor detail, but you learn the fact you mentioned in Hitman 2 already
You can also get Yates to kill Vidal in Mendoza. If you do the wine tour, letting Vidal live through it, she attends the secret meeting that Yates is heading and he'll get one of his guards to kill her when she disagrees with killing Diana.
I wonder if that gets around the PS5 bug I had on that mission. It might be fixed now, but I killed Vidal with the grape press like Andy. I caused a massive wine spillage but Yates didn't leave the room. I got suspicious it was bugged then, and when he wouldn't leave to kill Diana in the villa above that confirmed the bug for me. I might try killing them in a different order or leaving Vidal alive longer to see if that gets around the bug. Might try it the first way again just to see if the bug is still there first. I was on my way a nice 5 star SA score until that bug. Finally just had to shoot Yates in front of his guards and make a run for it. Sapienza is still the worst level for me. Colorado is easy by comparison (5 star SA on my second run).
Update on my run: I disguised as the lawyer and killed Yates with the pen on the desk. I did that first and then went on the wine tour and killed Vidal with the grape press again. 5 star Silent Assassin that run; took the time to wipe the tapes before killing Vidal. The security disguise is perfect.
Also with the Dartmoor mission, depending on the choice you give, you can make Alexa Carlisle jump off the roof herself! That way you don't even have to get anyone else involved!
I didn't realize this was going to happen-- I just wanted her out on the balcony so I could get Piano Man nice and easy! I was crouched behind her, all ready with the fiber wire, and you can imagine my surprise when she jumped over all on her own!
I honestly love proxy kills in Hitman, it's the closest thing you can do as a "pacifist" run on a Hitman level outside of escalations that just want you to knock out targets and steal stuff but not kill them.
@@marhawkman303 technically 47 gave him the tools, the guy did choose to carry out the murder. Though 47 is indirectly responsible through drugging the guy
Another great example is the theatre mission in Blood Money, in which you can swap a prop Mauser gun for a real one and get the target killed by a fellow actor
I mentioned this in one of your older Hitman videos, but Agent 47s ability to assume the role of any profession really reminds me of the TV show from the 90s called The Pretender I think it was. Except that guy had to at least do a couple minutes of reading on the subject to be perfect at it instead of just somehow already being a master at it. But similar idea.
Pretty sure that was based off a imposter who quickly read a book on surgery to work as a naval surgeon during the Korean War under the identity of someone else
Solving the mystery in Dartmoor was one of the most fun things I've done in a game in ages, and I can't imagine playing the mission in any other way. It was definitely the highlight of the game for me
Dartmoor actually has a couple of them. As the detective you can guilt Alexa into committing suicide. But also in a callback to the embarrassing kills video. You can get the photographer to kill her instead. You just have to set it up for him, as you would if you were wearing his disguise.
You forgot the best one in Mendoza: By following a certain opportunity you can unlock a secret second one, in which Yates shoots Vidal and "imprisons" Burnwood. You then have 10 minutes to save her after which you have a shot to kill Yates, which you can also let Burnwood do. Funny how there's two separate ways in this level to win without killing at all
I love the irony of the sniper team talking about the 1% killings - with the 1% killer standing right behind them 😂 Also with the Hokkaido surgery machine - you can remove the safety mechanisms on it. Though what those arms do to Soders then...makes most slasher movies look like Disney cartoons!
Seriously, no mention about Chongqing's Medium Rare? Imogen introduces you to her behavioural prediction system in the data centre, and you only need to fire 3 people in the right order to be all "well done, Imogen".
After deactivating the safety inside the core I only fired the lady in charge of the core maintenance thing while royce was inside it and she killed her.
I'm a fan of the kill in Chonqing in Hitman 3, where you can use the information Royce gives you, along with the computer she'll conveniently leave you standing alone at and video cameras targeted at particular staff members to get one of her own newly-fired former employees to accidentally roast her alive.
We need a "What happened next" competition using the videos from the Hitman Playlist. There are so many good moments ranging from the Lucky duck Elusive, right the way to the bust Escalation mishap!
The best way to kill the target at Darkmoor is to convince her that her actions actualy drove her brother to suicide, wich makes her commit suicide in turn. Wich kinda is a kill by proxy if you ask me...
You can get the Kasmarian to kill *both* of your targets for you on the Mumbai level - they've both contracted him to kill the other one, and he'll move on to the other target after the one you've shown. You just have to get her into place for him as well.
Have to say the writing in this episode was top notch. Had me laughing out loud a bunch of times. Especially the bit about helping out the other assassin by hammering the bullet into the target and yeeting a donor heart lol.
Regarding the Kashmirian, for added proxyness, you can also give the paint found near the stairs and please it in the art gallery and also place the paper found somewhere in the laundry to the room where the foreman was.
I'll also note that in the detective route in the mansion, you can find a hidden room containing a letter that revealed that Alexa and her husband killed someone to get their fortune, however, the letter reveals that such an action was unnecessary. Revealing this information to Alexa and ruling her husbands death as suicide causes her to realize who you are, but instead of going after you, she gives you the papers on Arthur, then gently tosses herself off the balcony.
As you you can replace the artists missing paint in Mumbai to move Rangan into position, using the Kashmirian to assassinate Rangan and Shah is my favourite SA/SO tactic in the trilogy.
love the subtle humor in the Kashmirian-painting one, when you continued painting as though nothing happened there's a bit of a target centered on the guy's head lmao 4:00
@Ghost Tactician Wasn't he helping to design the ultimate murder virus, which could be coded to affect anyone in the world and not harm anyone else, so all you have to do is release it near the target and they'll soon get infected and die? He's gonna put Agent 47 and all the other Hitmen out of their jobs. The ICA Assassins' union probably took out the contract.
Hey if you can't bring yourself to kill people just because they might be innocent, you probably shouldn't be in the assassination business. If it turns out they actually ARE innocent or just don't deserve to die, you CAN obviously cancel the hit if you want to (hitmen in real life tend to be cheap but self-employed).
The Mumbai kill can be even more amazing - you can get two NPCs to move Rangan and Shah into position by simply giving two objects to them: the artist’s blue paint for Rangan and the laundry foreman’s documents for Shah. The Kashmirian will take them out and all you had to do was move two objects to two NPCs. So it’s like a proxy of a proxy. It’s honestly one of the greatest pieces of game design I’ve ever seen.
3:40 You don't need to dress up as artist. You can also bring the real artist missing paint. He will then call for Rangan and start painting himself. All the while you can go set up the other proxy kill. Too bad the projector electrocution kill from the training mission in Hitman 1 was not included.
Why did Don Yates hold on to those documents? Was he going to give it to his wife as a present? "Happy anniversary, my love! I got you evidence that I destroyed your career for my own gain."
Bad guys never destroy incriminating evidence even when there's utterly no reason to keep it. My favourite non-game example was from the Bond film _You Only Live Twice_ when Bond finds a critical clue in the form of a photograph of a ship somewhere in Japan with a helpful handwritten note on the back that SPECTRE had the couple who took the photograph killed in order to conceal the evidence they'd unwittingly taken a picture of. You know, the picture that the note was written on. Which they kept. And confessed to a crime no one else knew about.
There's a secret mission story in Mendoza where Yates tries to kill Diana, Vidal stands in the way (and is killed), and then Yates takes Diana to a secluded area and then she stabs him in the throat, so technically that's two for none
Omg. To think that I did not know this avenue was open for eliminating targets. That's amazing! Makes me respect the game even more also. Thank you for the video!
The rock star one is foreshadowed in the beginning when it talks about how his ex girlfriend supposedly died committing suicide by jumping off a balcony but the game heavily implies she was pushed by him during an argument. (You can even find a recording that he kept of her last moments that make it even more obvious that she was pushed.) Ultimately, it's ironic that the lawyer who helped the rock star avoid the murder charge. Gets murdered in the same way, and by the same person, who in turn can be murdered in the same manner as the hitman.
That's easily one of the juciest hitman kills in the series. Gonna be honest, part of me wonders what the outcome would've been if Jordan wasn't taken out after killing Morgan. (Probably kidnapped and killed alongside his father, cause 27 club)
I don't agree with calling the assassin in Mumbai "second rate" because he can also snipe the other target too, provided she goes off and makes a dumb speech (two for the price of one!) He's also really good at tracking down your third target for some murder happy fun time.
Agent 47: Must come up with a good kill pun. Me: I should definitely feel bad about this... I'll be sitting in the corner, nursing a stiff drink and contemplating my actions.
These Hitman videos with commentary from Andy are my new favorite thing, because I, too, just want to talk about all the miscellaneous things I know from the World of Assassination trilogy.
The worst part about the Hokkaido proxy kill is that the surgeon, once he comes off his high, realizes what he's done and jumps off a ledge. And yes, this counts as a non-target kill. Personally, my favorite kill on that stage - while not exactly a proxy kill, is one that keeps your hands clean - is the "One Last Time, Mr. Soders" kill. Get to the operating room with Soders in your default suit, and talk to him. He recognizes you, and then has a heart attack and dies.
So that is what Agent 47 uses all that money for that he makes, he takes lessons in absolutely everything in case he has to one day sabotage a train engine or something.
fun fact, theres actually two ways of getting morgan and cross to kill each other. one way is the one shown here..the other is as abel da silva, when jordan is on the roof, if you time it right, you push jordan off the roof, onto the glass awning, which he falsl through and lands on morgan, killing them both, similar to how you could off viktor and margolia in paris
In Mendoza, you can also kill Vidal by making sure she escorts Olivia to the meeting. There, she will support her and get killed by your other target for it.
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With the painting thing, that’s something I love about hitman. The countless seemingly useless skills he has perfected. He can sell a house, fix a car, cook a perfect meal, paint, play the drums, work audio equipment. All this shit mastered just in the slight chance he ever needs to use anything to get to the target.
That’s because he’s a professional
That's because he's Johnny Sins
In Santa Fortuna you can take the identity of the professional tatoo artist and fix up the messed tatoo of one of your targets who wants the face of his wife tatooed on his neck. And the target himself respects your work and says you did an excellent job.
Agent 47 has more skills than Barbie.
@@PistolSovereign He's Mr Worldwide
On my first playthrough of the detective mission i didnt play detective, didnt find the murderer, didnt kill the target. I just explored the map and eventually the target died. 10/10 mission.
You made it sounds like you explored for so long that she eventually died of old age lol
The target committed sucide because she was tired of waiting for u to kill her
Wait,how does that happen?And more importantly-how is 47 still gonna convince his employer he did it and should get paid for it?
@Kentucky Fried Pigeon It is possible that he lied,but i remmember seeing that gamegrumps video where they kill 30 people with an electrified puddle,so how farfetched could it be?
@@chee.rah.monurB in H3 the kills arent ordered for money, 47 and Lucas are attacking an organization on their own accord. But i think in other scenarios (like the ones in the video) the target only needs to die, the person hiring him would be aware he works in mysterious ways and any cause wouldve been part of his scheming.
Diana has nerves of steel, she didn't even blink as Tamara cartwheeled off into oblivion
She knew what 47 was about to do. Outsidexbox didn't show it but if you do that mission story Diana gets her to that spot and asks her how she'd like to go out. She tells Diana "Shot to the back of the head. No warning, no pain."
I wonder what happens if you shoot diana
@@neutral8517 mission fail immediately
@@D.J.Paige71 I know :) I still think I'd flinch but I guess I haven't been dealing with that sort of thing as a living
@@D.J.Paige71 Oh, cool to know.
the funniest thing about the Jordan Cross one is that the entire reason your targeting those two is cause he pushed a girl out a window and her distraught parents want justice, so for him to do the exact same goddamned thing to his lawyer who got him off the first time only for 47 to do it to him immedietly after is some shakespearian level writing
Pure irony.
And it's reveled that this whole thing was a set up.
A person nicknamed the shadow client wanted to takedown a illuminati style org, which Cross's dad and Ken were members of.
So shadow got the parents to know the truth so they'll hire ica who'll get 47 to murder Jordan and Ken, with Jordan's assassination being to lure out his dad
Agent 47 - AKA Agent Karma
Trick a father into murdering his own daughter, I think we have a very different definition of "guilt-free kill"
If it ain't on your hands its "guilt-free".
I mean, he wanted to plant a car-bomb on the other innocent driver, so I never felt very guilty about it :)
@@keshimach Plus, he tried to take out another driver.
He did it, not you :O
It's guilt-free for Agent 47 I'm sure. then again he doesn't really feel emotions.
Best thing about the Kashmirian is of course, that two targets have each ordered a hit on one another. So after having him deal with Rangan, you can also have him assassinate Vanyah Schah, after which he will lead you to the third target, the Maelstrom, by whom he hopes to get hired after having shown of his skills by killing the other two.
Hope they paid in advance.
I'm a little surprised that they weren't mentioned during that one. It feels weird and wrong, thinking Andy didn't know about it.
@@odysseus_kopisMaybe they didn't mentioned it because it was too similar to Dawood's proxy kill but an honorable mention would have been good as well.
Well if he did land a job with the Maelstrom I don't think he would keep it for long
It’s still better to call vanya afterwards so you can kill the remaining two at once 😈
In the Icon mission i legitimately caused an accidental kill. I was trying to sneak past the backstage and ended up caught, witch cause a little commotion and suddenly the target kill notification pops up.
Took me a few moments to process what really happened: all the mess i caused happened during the action scene shooting and somehow Dino Bosco became frightened and stopped in the in the middle of the scene, which result in him being trample to death by the robot.
talk about an accident
Not technically Hitman, but in Splatoon 2's Octo Expansion, if you throw a bomb in the right spot, one of the Shielded Sanitized Octarians will fall off a bridge and die.
@@furiouscorgi4812 Technically? Implying Splatoon is somehow Hitman in a more roundabout way?
@@zigzaghyena Well, you're literally blend in with the floor.
@@zigzaghyena Well, you play as an Octoling: a genetic experiment with ties to a shady, murderous organization. Your objective is to travel around a map and kill targets with various weapons, and your objective is easier 100% of the time when you aren’t noticed.
You don't actually have to accuse anyone in Dartmoor, just fix the chemistry set and the rest will happen on it's own. I found this out by accident the first time I played that mission. Imagine my surprise when she died of poison!
Same here! I honestly got the challenge on accident and wasn't until I looked up the challenge that I realized what happened. Lol.
@@juangomez5197 same here, I was doing the murder mystery story and thought I’d make myself some poison in the greenhouse just in case and the next thing I knew she was dead already lol
What, does it just come up with "Target Eliminated" out of nowhere while you're wandering around the house? LOL
@@jamma.77 yeah pretty much. It shows the mini picture of Alexa dying. That is what made it funny.
@@juangomez5197 I've gotta make a note of that. I can't wait to make that happen - just gonna fix the lab equipment, go straight to getting the case file, then just wait by one of the exits.
On the murder mystery level, you can also tell her that the murder victim killed himself and she'll jump off the balcony herself.
Oh what, she will?? I just assumed she went back to her rotation
47 doesn't just tell Alexa that Zachary killed himself, he tells her that Zachary found out that Alexa's decision to kill Montgomery to gain control of their family business was pointless because Montgomery was going to let Alexa run the family business anyway, as he had no talent for business and she did, and Zachary couldn't handle the guilt anymore.
@@RagingSnorlax Yeah, she'll throw herself off the balcony. It's a pretty poetic ending if you ask me
@@capital_of_texas Kinda ironic: telling her he did kill himself from guilt will make her actually kill herself from guilt.
SHE DOES! I CAN CONFIRM! And after I've put all that effort into helping Emma kill her too. So rude!
"Can you look up a bit?"
*gets shot in the face*
"Thank you"
And that's why you don't pay in exposure
I love 47's puns and hints......
Exposure ? I'll expose your blood all over this stupid flat, you pompous sonovabitch !
- every aspiring artist playing Hitman 2
From what I remember hearing, in the Bangkok mission the devs didn't expect anyone to actually get the two targets together, so when they found out people could do it through this method, they added in the extra argument and kill.
I’m pretty sure the butler would be cleared once the other person very obviously kills someone, and the detective that accused him mysteriously disappears
And the real detective is found unconscious and naked in a bush near the house with no recollection of ever being inside.
Kinda paints the fake detective Agent 47 as the culprit.
@@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human "He is a ghost: Rarely seen and never remembered." Flavor text about 47.
@@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human or at least proves his word is no good.
Wouldn't even need to go that far. If you accuse the butler, Alexa surmises that he killed Zachary to protect the Carlisle name and asks you to forget the investigation ever happened.
You can even tell Alexa you are 47 and what you’re after. For story reasons this paints you as a natural ally to her (since she’s still somehow alive in your presence) and she asks that you use her info to kill the constant
Surprised Andy forgot to mention that the Kashmirian will also snipe the other target after he changes position if you adjust his scope again, this time you just have to find the laundromat foreman’s notes and return them so he meets with the target on the bridge. Hell, after that, Kashmirian will even lead you to where the third target is hiding.
I wish I'd realised that. I used him on my SASO run on that map. Sneaking up the tower to replace the guys paint was a pain in the backside! I can't remember how I got her to be honest. Maybe I did do the 2 for 1?
@@Zoso14892 Well, replacing the paint is crucial for the SASO on Dawood, but yeah, the notes allow for SASO on Vanya. Not sure about the third guy, since he’s usually in his heavily guarded underground base. Normally you’re supposed to dress up as Kashmirian to get in.
@@anarky1765 it's been a while since I tried. I love videos like this, and the comment section, for reminding me of all the crazy things you can do.
@@anarky1765 Easiest way, by far, is poisoning the tea he drinks, and raising a flag, to get the Maelstrom to head over to his ex-girlfriend's house.
George Lucas: "Kashmirian is the key to all this."
Andy secretly is agent 47. It's why he's so good at hitman. He's just playing through missions he's already done irl.
@@mhoffman52 only problem is that one is bald
@@defective123 it’s a toupee
@@NianJKL or a very good bald cap
@@defective123 Or he grows it out in his down time.
@@NianJKL The beard is also a toupee
It's like that old story of The Elves and the Murder Maker. The murder maker, through no fault of her own, had found herself with a broken poison machine without the means to mend it. She lay down for the night, skricken with consternation over how she would fix it. There was no need however. For the next day, she found her poison machine all fixed up like new. A friendly little Hit-Elf has visited.
You're a twisted one aren't you? Good.
Wait... you mean that elf?
*Pointing at Agent 47 in the middle of assassination with a Christmas Elf costume*
That story is the kind of tale Glock9 would tell.
you mean the elves and the shoe maker? 😂
Ah yes, much like the other story of the elf and the murder-maker. A hitman trying to snipe a target, but found himself struggling to set up the gun. While tiring himself trying to learn more about sniper rifles, he returns to his post to discover the gun had been positioned for him and the target has been placed in position. The Hit-Elves are truly a kind-hearted people
I read this as 7 gluten free hitman kills. 😂
Well....yes?
To be fair, that is also true
Just like Mister Jason Portman would have wanted it.
It's a list of all of them except throwing a muffin at Sean Bean.
@@Tabbyclaw actually we have no idea if the muffin has gluten. granted, most muffins do, but it could be gluten free. we'll never know
Ooh. Diana saying, "I don't know what to feel about this one." at the end was a little chilling knowing what we now know about her history and 47.
Can you explain?
@@charlestufenkji8490 *SPOILERS*
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In Hitman 3, you discover that 47, before his memory loss, was responsible for killing Diane's parents with a car bomb. So Diana commenting about a child killing the hitman who killed his father cuts close to the bone.
@@FrankSkornia I mean, she says that regardless of how you kill him, because they used to work together for a long time. Also, minor detail, but you learn the fact you mentioned in Hitman 2 already
@@JohnnyJayJay I think you learn that in the old games as well
You can also get Yates to kill Vidal in Mendoza.
If you do the wine tour, letting Vidal live through it, she attends the secret meeting that Yates is heading and he'll get one of his guards to kill her when she disagrees with killing Diana.
I wonder if that gets around the PS5 bug I had on that mission. It might be fixed now, but I killed Vidal with the grape press like Andy. I caused a massive wine spillage but Yates didn't leave the room. I got suspicious it was bugged then, and when he wouldn't leave to kill Diana in the villa above that confirmed the bug for me. I might try killing them in a different order or leaving Vidal alive longer to see if that gets around the bug. Might try it the first way again just to see if the bug is still there first. I was on my way a nice 5 star SA score until that bug. Finally just had to shoot Yates in front of his guards and make a run for it. Sapienza is still the worst level for me. Colorado is easy by comparison (5 star SA on my second run).
The best thing about this is you don't even get him to do it. Completely zero interference and it is destinated to happen.
Update on my run: I disguised as the lawyer and killed Yates with the pen on the desk. I did that first and then went on the wine tour and killed Vidal with the grape press again. 5 star Silent Assassin that run; took the time to wipe the tapes before killing Vidal. The security disguise is perfect.
you can also get a sniper to kill her
@@louisgriffiths4956 They mentioned that in the video dude.
Oh my, that banana swimming pool kill is brilliant.
I swear officer, she just fell down and broke her neck.
Also with the Dartmoor mission, depending on the choice you give, you can make Alexa Carlisle jump off the roof herself! That way you don't even have to get anyone else involved!
Your Hitman videos are solid 👌
making the job easy.
I didn't realize this was going to happen-- I just wanted her out on the balcony so I could get Piano Man nice and easy! I was crouched behind her, all ready with the fiber wire, and you can imagine my surprise when she jumped over all on her own!
@@lilbluecaboose I did the same only I was going for Straight Shot.
Yup. Mentioned that in a OxBox video previously. I guess it didn't make the cut, or they aren't counting suicide as someone else doing the dirty work.
I honestly love proxy kills in Hitman, it's the closest thing you can do as a "pacifist" run on a Hitman level outside of escalations that just want you to knock out targets and steal stuff but not kill them.
47 is a man of so many professions that I'm starting to think he might be Jonny Sins.
I'm surprised he hasn't been in a Hitman porn parody series...or has he? I'mma go Google some stuff.
If not, he should plan that. It'd be hilarious.
@@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human Hitman: Abonelution or Hitman: Blood Money Shot
47 is a man of many talents after all 😂
he does have the hair for the role
I could hear Andy do the squint and nod at 10:28. RIP Ms Walter.
I got to give 47 props for letting the dude get revenge for his father's murder
He's a big believer in justice.
But tricked another father into killing his daughter
And get arrested for murder and lose his medical license.
@@misterbin00 yeah, arguably worse than just whacking the guy. Sure, you didn't do it but now someone else is getting jail time or worse.
@@marhawkman303 technically 47 gave him the tools, the guy did choose to carry out the murder. Though 47 is indirectly responsible through drugging the guy
Another great example is the theatre mission in Blood Money, in which you can swap a prop Mauser gun for a real one and get the target killed by a fellow actor
You predicted alec baldwin
@@Josh-pu7th io predicted the alec baldwin incident
@@SimuLord Yep, it was a C96 Mauser
I mentioned this in one of your older Hitman videos, but Agent 47s ability to assume the role of any profession really reminds me of the TV show from the 90s called The Pretender I think it was. Except that guy had to at least do a couple minutes of reading on the subject to be perfect at it instead of just somehow already being a master at it. But similar idea.
Equally, Joe 90.
Pretty sure that was based off a imposter who quickly read a book on surgery to work as a naval surgeon during the Korean War under the identity of someone else
3:53 Can you look up a bit? **dies** Thank you.
Solving the mystery in Dartmoor was one of the most fun things I've done in a game in ages, and I can't imagine playing the mission in any other way. It was definitely the highlight of the game for me
Dartmoor actually has a couple of them.
As the detective you can guilt Alexa into committing suicide.
But also in a callback to the embarrassing kills video. You can get the photographer to kill her instead. You just have to set it up for him, as you would if you were wearing his disguise.
I love how when someone dies in front of them everyone is just like "meh, he/she was a terrible boss anyway"
In the Mendoza mission you can get Yates to kill Tamara in the meeting, and then Diana kills Yates. So you don’t have to kill either
Diana doesn’t kill him. She stabs him but you still have to finish it
@@ChokoboLP if you wait 2-3 he actually bleed out on floor
2-3 minutes
technically that requires you to also kill two optional kills as well as finish off Yates
You forgot the best one in Mendoza: By following a certain opportunity you can unlock a secret second one, in which Yates shoots Vidal and "imprisons" Burnwood. You then have 10 minutes to save her after which you have a shot to kill Yates, which you can also let Burnwood do. Funny how there's two separate ways in this level to win without killing at all
I love the irony of the sniper team talking about the 1% killings - with the 1% killer standing right behind them 😂
Also with the Hokkaido surgery machine - you can remove the safety mechanisms on it. Though what those arms do to Soders then...makes most slasher movies look like Disney cartoons!
Those are my favorite kinds of kills. It really wasn’t me!
Seriously, no mention about Chongqing's Medium Rare?
Imogen introduces you to her behavioural prediction system in the data centre, and you only need to fire 3 people in the right order to be all "well done, Imogen".
well one of the fired people does go......... Splat
Just 2 is enough, as you can deactivate the safety protocol yourself while she gives you (as the ICA chairman) the tour.
After deactivating the safety inside the core I only fired the lady in charge of the core maintenance thing while royce was inside it and she killed her.
Is this video andy’s way of asking mike to play hitman more stealthily? Frankly, i love both mike’s chaotic gamestyle and andy’s super stealth kills..
Come to think of it, Agent 47 is just like Barbie. Has done a lot of jobs, somehow very good at all of them, they don't age, etc.
And they both have a great sense of fashion.
I'M SO GLAD I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE TO NOTICE
I wonder who would win in a sniper duel.
I mean, now we know how she affords the Dream House...
That's the kind of doll I would have wanted as a kid. Forget Bratz, let me customize this bald man's hitman loadout.
Agent 47 does age, just backwards.
He looks younger in 3 than in 1
9:06 I shouldn't have doubted you when you said it was hilarious. My entire computer screen is filled with splattered juice all over it now.
I'm a fan of the kill in Chonqing in Hitman 3, where you can use the information Royce gives you, along with the computer she'll conveniently leave you standing alone at and video cameras targeted at particular staff members to get one of her own newly-fired former employees to accidentally roast her alive.
"Can you look up a bit?"
*POP*
"Thank you."
And that's why you don't pay in exposure
We need a "What happened next" competition using the videos from the Hitman Playlist. There are so many good moments ranging from the Lucky duck Elusive, right the way to the bust Escalation mishap!
"no officer, It wasn't me who killed her. I was just doing my job as a PI"
The best way to kill the target at Darkmoor is to convince her that her actions actualy drove her brother to suicide, wich makes her commit suicide in turn.
Wich kinda is a kill by proxy if you ask me...
8:28
the sniper team's fruit killing skills are remarkable
1:18 Andy proceeds to trigger my echo dot about 5 times
It is punishment for owning one.
Agent 47: “Can you look up a bit?”
*Target gets hit with a sniper bullet.*
Agent 47: “Thank you.”
And this is without even mentioning the times you can drop your targets onto other targets to kill them both at once.
Are there more instances apart from Paris?
Wow, I had no idea you could get the surgeon to kill Soders. And I've been over that level a ton.
You can get the Kasmarian to kill *both* of your targets for you on the Mumbai level - they've both contracted him to kill the other one, and he'll move on to the other target after the one you've shown. You just have to get her into place for him as well.
that's what makes Hitman such a cool game with all the various ways to take out a target
omg why did the “open season on eric soders baby!” line take me out 😂😂😂 amazing video, super fun to watch as always!
Definitely missing Diana on the Vinyard level! *She pushes Tamara into a grape grinder*
Have to say the writing in this episode was top notch. Had me laughing out loud a bunch of times. Especially the bit about helping out the other assassin by hammering the bullet into the target and yeeting a donor heart lol.
I’ve been playing these games for years and had no idea about Knox setting off the car bomb or Jordan and Morgan arguing, this is a great video.
4:07 I think the Sniper can kill your second target too. 47 has New buddies
It was so nice of agent 47 to indirectly help another assassin help you to kill the same guy that you was told to kill
Those are good, but the one where you boot Robert Knox off a balcony into Sierra as she's driving past for a twofer is the best one I've ever seen.
It is cool but you're still killing them yourself
The best twofer is Paris tho
Regarding the Kashmirian, for added proxyness, you can also give the paint found near the stairs and please it in the art gallery and also place the paper found somewhere in the laundry to the room where the foreman was.
That last one made my spine tingle. It is also really cold in here - can someone let me out of the cooler now?
I'll also note that in the detective route in the mansion, you can find a hidden room containing a letter that revealed that Alexa and her husband killed someone to get their fortune, however, the letter reveals that such an action was unnecessary.
Revealing this information to Alexa and ruling her husbands death as suicide causes her to realize who you are, but instead of going after you, she gives you the papers on Arthur, then gently tosses herself off the balcony.
As you you can replace the artists missing paint in Mumbai to move Rangan into position, using the Kashmirian to assassinate Rangan and Shah is my favourite SA/SO tactic in the trilogy.
Same I did SASO on every level and when I worked out that I could get the Kashmiri to do the kill it made it a lot easier.
7:28 I like how the entire audience doesn't see him getting pushed off. lol
You can also get the KGB officer to kill Jasper Knight in The Final Test
The Jet ejection is my favorite on that lvl lol
love the subtle humor in the Kashmirian-painting one, when you continued painting as though nothing happened there's a bit of a target centered on the guy's head lmao 4:00
That line said by Cross at 5:36 had me cackling.
Probably not a good thing haha.
He killed his girlfriend the same way, hence the line.
I feel like I remember the challenge for that kill is called "Oops, I did it again"
All Hitman's kills are guilt free... Wait, or is it just me?
they all deserve it tbh.
Not sure what DeSantis from Sapienza did
@Ghost Tactician Wasn't he helping to design the ultimate murder virus, which could be coded to affect anyone in the world and not harm anyone else, so all you have to do is release it near the target and they'll soon get infected and die?
He's gonna put Agent 47 and all the other Hitmen out of their jobs. The ICA Assassins' union probably took out the contract.
^She's, not he's.
Hey if you can't bring yourself to kill people just because they might be innocent, you probably shouldn't be in the assassination business. If it turns out they actually ARE innocent or just don't deserve to die, you CAN obviously cancel the hit if you want to (hitmen in real life tend to be cheap but self-employed).
The Mumbai kill can be even more amazing - you can get two NPCs to move Rangan and Shah into position by simply giving two objects to them: the artist’s blue paint for Rangan and the laundry foreman’s documents for Shah. The Kashmirian will take them out and all you had to do was move two objects to two NPCs. So it’s like a proxy of a proxy. It’s honestly one of the greatest pieces of game design I’ve ever seen.
Brain briefly decided that said "Gluten-free Hitman kills"
3:40 You don't need to dress up as artist. You can also bring the real artist missing paint. He will then call for Rangan and start painting himself. All the while you can go set up the other proxy kill.
Too bad the projector electrocution kill from the training mission in Hitman 1 was not included.
The title of the video sounds like they are going to introduce some new trendy diets.
We use much different diets, I think. ;)
“Can you look up a bit?”
*gets shot in the head*
“Thank you.”
Can't believe they missed the main one from Mendoza, where Don Yates kills Tamara and Diana kills Yates!
Diana doesn’t kill Yates. She stabs him, but you have to finish the job by stabbing him again.
@@BunnyBounce161 He will bleed out if you leave him be.
@@suprememeatbun Wait really? I’ll have to try that.
@@BunnyBounce161 It even counts for the Murder by Proxy challenge for the level. I let Yates shoot Vidal first, then let Yates bleed out.
Oh cool. I haven’t had a chance to try it yet, but cool.
Why did Don Yates hold on to those documents?
Was he going to give it to his wife as a present?
"Happy anniversary, my love! I got you evidence that I destroyed your career for my own gain."
Maybe they were leverage on someone else, or he thought he needed some of the information in them.
Bad guys never destroy incriminating evidence even when there's utterly no reason to keep it. My favourite non-game example was from the Bond film _You Only Live Twice_ when Bond finds a critical clue in the form of a photograph of a ship somewhere in Japan with a helpful handwritten note on the back that SPECTRE had the couple who took the photograph killed in order to conceal the evidence they'd unwittingly taken a picture of. You know, the picture that the note was written on. Which they kept. And confessed to a crime no one else knew about.
@@keith6706 It's an ego thing.
There's a secret mission story in Mendoza where Yates tries to kill Diana, Vidal stands in the way (and is killed), and then Yates takes Diana to a secluded area and then she stabs him in the throat, so technically that's two for none
God I love Hitman. Have played these games obsessively and just now figured out you can have Laurent kill Soders. So much detail
3:28 that does sound like a pretty sick hitman kill tho
Omg. To think that I did not know this avenue was open for eliminating targets. That's amazing! Makes me respect the game even more also.
Thank you for the video!
"Can you look up a bit?"
"ARRRGH"
"Thank you".
Nobody is going to convince me that 47 doesn't have a sense of humor.
Wow, how did I not know about that soders kill after all this time? Literally put hundreds of hours into this trilogy.
9:05 Oh man Im getting some Halo 3 vibes with that kill. lol
The rock star one is foreshadowed in the beginning when it talks about how his ex girlfriend supposedly died committing suicide by jumping off a balcony but the game heavily implies she was pushed by him during an argument. (You can even find a recording that he kept of her last moments that make it even more obvious that she was pushed.) Ultimately, it's ironic that the lawyer who helped the rock star avoid the murder charge. Gets murdered in the same way, and by the same person, who in turn can be murdered in the same manner as the hitman.
That's easily one of the juciest hitman kills in the series. Gonna be honest, part of me wonders what the outcome would've been if Jordan wasn't taken out after killing Morgan.
(Probably kidnapped and killed alongside his father, cause 27 club)
I like how both ‘one target kills the other’ kills can be framed as murder-suicides after you get one to kill the other.
I don't agree with calling the assassin in Mumbai "second rate" because he can also snipe the other target too, provided she goes off and makes a dumb speech (two for the price of one!)
He's also really good at tracking down your third target for some murder happy fun time.
Agent 47: Must come up with a good kill pun. Me: I should definitely feel bad about this... I'll be sitting in the corner, nursing a stiff drink and contemplating my actions.
These Hitman videos with commentary from Andy are my new favorite thing, because I, too, just want to talk about all the miscellaneous things I know from the World of Assassination trilogy.
3:52
“Can you look up a bit?”
*Headshot*
“Thank you”
The timing was too perfect
Dammit Jordan, you can't just solve your problems by pushing them off a balcony!
The worst part about the Hokkaido proxy kill is that the surgeon, once he comes off his high, realizes what he's done and jumps off a ledge. And yes, this counts as a non-target kill.
Personally, my favorite kill on that stage - while not exactly a proxy kill, is one that keeps your hands clean - is the "One Last Time, Mr. Soders" kill. Get to the operating room with Soders in your default suit, and talk to him. He recognizes you, and then has a heart attack and dies.
All I care about is the dude playing yoyo with his gun @7:48 in the background. Grabbed my attention and then I couldn't unsee it.
3:22 HA! That one actually made me laugh out loud lmao! Nice vid dude.
7:25 Dear God man! These quips are killing me!
So that is what Agent 47 uses all that money for that he makes, he takes lessons in absolutely everything in case he has to one day sabotage a train engine or something.
fun fact, theres actually two ways of getting morgan and cross to kill each other. one way is the one shown here..the other is as abel da silva, when jordan is on the roof, if you time it right, you push jordan off the roof, onto the glass awning, which he falsl through and lands on morgan, killing them both, similar to how you could off viktor and margolia in paris
I keep reading the title as 7 Gluten-free kills
"blown into space by a big fan"
him clearly being pushed off the building: is gravity a joke to you?
You know, Hippocrates wanted a spider robot on the staff but a snake was a lot easier to implement.
"Can you look up, please"
Headshot
"Thank you"
A shame no one lives long enough to appreciate 47's amazing humor
Damn it, Andy, now I'm going to be spending the next 2 weeks trying to pull off all of these myself.
“Can you look up a bit?”
*Dude gets fucking brained
“Thank you”
In Mendoza, you can also kill Vidal by making sure she escorts Olivia to the meeting. There, she will support her and get killed by your other target for it.
Escorts Diana. Olivia's a different person.
Just about every outsidexbox Hitman list video seems like a shot at Mike lol