For mobile users: Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 01:31 - Whittleton Creek 1 02:38 - Nolan Cassidy 09:21 - Suspicious/Arrested 12:05 - Combat + Hunted 17:24 - Whittleton Creek 2 19:33 - Janus 26:15 - Following Mission Story 29:38 - Target Eliminated 30:01 - Extraction BONUS: 31:57 - Exiting Level Timestamps may be incorrect or incomplete, feel free to correct them in the comments.
I love Nolan Cassidy's Theme so much. Its so well produced. The bright colors, silly tone, and borderline family-friendly movie villain vibe is a great contrast to the horrible murdering that's about to happen.
Janus' intense music reminds you that he wasn't always a frail old man, he was once a wicked ussr spymaster who committed atrocious crimes for his masters in pursuit of power. 47 isn't murdering an innocent elderly victim, he's putting a conclusive end to a threat from another time... another life.
and 47 punched the providence logo from his coat and janus grappled him and when you preform on him health check disguised as a nurse he will tell you a story about a boy who when he looked at his eyes he didn't felt but disappointed from him and he was cold when you look at his eyes and that boy is agent 47 i think people will know who will be without thinking about the story old janus is telling
Whittleton Creek isn't my personal favorite level, but I totally understand the people who say it's theirs. The best maps in Hitman 2016 / 2 are the ones with the best atmosphere and the most unique targets, and you get two amazing polar opposites in WC. As his music suggests, Nolan Cassidy is the security-obsessed, straitlaced nut who's actually quite funny in how seriously he takes everything; his theme reminds me a lot of Home Alone and other 90's-era movies with mischievous plots and semi-serious villains. He's the perfect compliment to Janus, who is deep and poetic: an ancient man, barely living, and who only seems to enjoy life when he's thinking about the past. He's done so many horrible things and he's so close to dying peacefully - it makes you wonder: just what *is* the point in killing him? Justice has come too late. But, in the end, it must come. His music stresses this, as well as his USSR roots, and it's just beautiful.
i like Janus a lot, because his soundtrack reminds me a lot of the *Cold War Era* tension and what spies did for their goverments, and Janus' music just makes me respect him, because for me, it gives me the sensation of "well done Janus, you are a KGB veteran spy of the Cold War and your a pro, i respect you" its weird, but thats how i feel, just like in COD BO2 when we see old Stg.Woods and reflect "a veteran of the vietnam war and was in the cold war era too
This is the downstairs living room. It is most commonly used for watching television and other... 'recreational' purposes. Large room, with two easy to get to exits. Dark floors; hides stains easily. A room with... lots of potential.
So is nobody ever going to mention how those three little notes in Janus’ theme (You know, *those notes*) are also in the chorus chants on the Isle of S’gail.
Unfortunately I never managed to find that particular part in game files so I couldn't include it in the Sgàil soundtrack, but you can also briefly hear Janus' leitmotif when you enter the penthouse at the top of the castle.
Love the soundtrack of Whittleton Creek than most other maps in the game. The whimsical parts of some of the tracks are great for sneaking around and thinking of a plan to murder Cassidy. Janus' theme however, takes a full 90° turn as the whimsical music beautifully transitions into the hair-raising militaristic/spy thriller theme. Giving that amazing suspenseful piece of music. Thank you for uploading.
Loved Janus' theme and love how everyone else loves it too. Very much reminds me of Silent Assassin. The way it builds up really does psych you up to take him out and gives insight into 47s state of mind.
i like Janus a lot, because his soundtrack reminds me a lot of the Cold War Era tension and what spies did for their goverments, and Janus' music just makes me respect him, because for me, it gives me the sensation of "well done Janus, you are a KGB veteran spy of the Cold War, you stealed intel, countered intel, tortured and got through a lot and your a pro, i respect you" its weird, but thats how i feel, just like in COD BO2 when we see old Stg.Woods and reflect "a veteran of the vietnam war and was in the cold war era too
Just wanna shoutout to creator Salem, really love your work. Really excellent mixing that captures both the dynamism of the music and feeling of the levels wonderfully.
The name of the mission alone can be interpreted so many different ways but the way I like to see it is this is what 47 could’ve been like in another life living in a suburban neighbourhood
Whitteleton Creek is a place I wish I could live at being old and be outside on a chair drinking coffee as I pass away peacefully with my dog licking my hand
My favorite level, the atmosphere, the music, the targets and just the overall vibe I get in general. It takes me into another world completely and I cannot get that with Hitman 3’s levels.
"Whittleton Creek, Vermont. On the surface, a picture perfect suburban dream. Wide lawns, golden maple trees and verdant lawns. Most residents here are white collar professionals ranging from university staff to government employees." *"Most... but not all. Janus' unpresuming home is protected by a host of bodyguards, and intel shows that the fragile former constant rarely leaves the property."* "Nolan Cassidy, on the other hand, roams the neighborhood streets. A recent arrival, the dutiful Providence Herald is busy making threat assessments and settling in with his security team." *"Now remember. This is about more than just revenge. Janus is the key to bring down Providence. So get in there and find us a lead."* "Good luck, 47."
@Salem thank you so much uploading the soundtracks in such a good quality. You have done justice to the awesome music in this game. Just like you, I think this is my favorite soundtrack of the game. Amazing orchestra music. Great composer.
Whittleton Creek is without a doubt one of my favorite levels in the trilogy. It feels very welcoming and familiar, like it's a place you've been before--or maybe that's just me. In my childhood my school was in a neighborhood that looked a lot like Whittleton Creek. With its softly-playing piano and gentle string ensemble, the level is soothing and feels comfortable. It's like you're being wrapped in a warm, comfortable blanket on a chilly autumn day. Like Mumbai, the music very much complements the personalities of the targets. Nolan Cassidy feels very exaggerated; he never drops his stoic and militaristic attitude, and his obsession with security almost borders on paranoia. This in combination with his accompanying music, which is not so much serious as it is bouncy and playful, makes him feel like a dastardly kid's movie villain. He feels like a character from a family-friendly movie that wandered into HITMAN 2 by accident, making even his more gruesome deaths feel goofy, too. Janus is a completely different story. The sudden shift from the soothing music of the streets to the intense, serious music of Janus' house makes you feel like you've just stepped into a relic of the past. Janus _himself_ is a relic of the past. His music reminds you that beneath the appearance of a frail old man is a sadistic, ruthless, and cold person that was once one of the most powerful and influential men on earth, but it also reminds you that those days ended long ago. When you kill him, it feels as though you're putting the past to rest--and giving him the comeuppance he should have gotten a long time ago. Fun fact: Janus' theme plays in Thornbridge Manor in the Dartmoor Garden Show! Fitting, due to the Carlisles connection to Providence. It also plays when you're in the treehouse behind the vacant house. It made me giggle the first time I noticed, because this really intense music was playing while I was casually observing the garden party from a kid's treehouse.
@@matttheheckingweeb3462 it's probably because a lot of popular American kids movies from the 80s and 90s took place in the suburbs and had a similar look and soundtrack to the one used in Whittleton Creek. Also Desperate Housewives has a VERY similar soundtrack. As for Blood Money, it's pretty dated now but worth a look, especially for the suburbs level
I am here for Janus theme, because it's probably the closest soundtrack in the new Hitman series to the Jesper Kyd style, which shaped the Hitman for many people. At least, that's how I take it.
Whittleton Creek 1 and 2 and some parts of Nolan Cassidy sound so Murican its crazy, like the beginning of an 80s film in the suburbs about a family drama
I'm really starting to see the poetry in how some of these destinations are put together. Like how there are parallels between Cassidy and Janus's life and position in the world, but it feels like Janus was far more dangerous and effective in his active years than Cassidy could dream of being.
2:43 Really quite interesting how the Nolan Cassidy theme brings to mind the Desperate Housewives theme - and I can see bit of resemblance with the kind of neighbourhood vibe as well! That's cool haha 😆
Whittleton Creek is literally my most favorite location in Hitman 2. Not just the fact it's in America, which is obvious, but also the fact it's a suburban neighborhood, and I just love that. The music definitely fits the mood of the place on both being inside houses and outside. On the side note, I like this place so much, I play it numerous times just to see how random the outcomes would be, and I'm not disappointed with the results, except dying lol.
I will because I feel obligated at this point. -But if it was entirely up to me, considering the Epic Games Store exclusivity deal, the fact that you have to buy Hitman 2016 and Hitman 2 again even if you own them already to be able to play them in Hitman 3 on PC, and that progress transfer can only be done once per account, I would have bailed out a long time ago.- Outdated comment.
Interesting how they chose Whittleton Creek's soundtrack for the Dartmoor Garden Show. I wonder if there was a particular reason for their choice? I'm aware it sounds like I'm being sarcastic, but I'm genuinely curious, was there a reason?
Both the whittleton creek soundtracks sound like 47 is contemplating “what if someday, I finish up with the ICA and settle down in a place like this? Maybe have a wife, kids and neighbours to bicker with? Live out the rest of my days in peace”
Sadly, 47 knows he can't ever retire. Last time he did, a man he regarded as a friend was taken hostage and he had to go back to being a hitman to save him. 47 is a hitman because him settling down only puts those who he cares about in danger.
![Mr. Robot (2015) Music Ambience [The Old Original]](/img/1.gif)
For mobile users:
Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
01:31 - Whittleton Creek 1
02:38 - Nolan Cassidy
09:21 - Suspicious/Arrested
12:05 - Combat + Hunted
17:24 - Whittleton Creek 2
19:33 - Janus
26:15 - Following Mission Story
29:38 - Target Eliminated
30:01 - Extraction
BONUS: 31:57 - Exiting Level
Timestamps may be incorrect or incomplete, feel free to correct them in the comments.
u missed the trespassing soundtrack :/
@@COINTO55 They should be included in the Nolan Cassidy/Janus parts.
When is the mumbai soundtrack coming out????????
Thanks a lot
Where's the briefing theme?
"This is the downstairs living room..."
_"Yeah you said that already"_
"It is most commonly used---" _"Why is he doing this?"_
"THIS IS THE DOWNSTAIRS LIVING ROOM ‐‐"
"Again?!"
I love Nolan Cassidy's Theme so much. Its so well produced. The bright colors, silly tone, and borderline family-friendly movie villain vibe is a great contrast to the horrible murdering that's about to happen.
It's nice to the stark contrast of the Janus theme which feels totally serious and more of an 18 plus movie lol
In my case, i put the insecticide inside his house, he gets unconscious, and a clear and point blank headshot...
I love Janus's theme so much.
Janus' intense music reminds you that he wasn't always a frail old man, he was once a wicked ussr spymaster who committed atrocious crimes for his masters in pursuit of power.
47 isn't murdering an innocent elderly victim, he's putting a conclusive end to a threat from another time... another life.
Ah! Ah! He said it! He said it!
and 47 punched the providence logo from his coat and janus grappled him and when you preform on him health check disguised as a nurse he will tell you a story about a boy who when he looked at his eyes he didn't felt but disappointed from him and he was cold when you look at his eyes and that boy is agent 47 i think people will know who will be without thinking about the story old janus is telling
@@Willllow He said it! He said the thing!
BECAUSE ANOTHER LIFE IS THE NAME OF THE MAP OMG OMG OMG!!!
It was too late by the time 47 killed him he was no longer a threat
Whittleton Creek isn't my personal favorite level, but I totally understand the people who say it's theirs.
The best maps in Hitman 2016 / 2 are the ones with the best atmosphere and the most unique targets, and you get two amazing polar opposites in WC.
As his music suggests, Nolan Cassidy is the security-obsessed, straitlaced nut who's actually quite funny in how seriously he takes everything; his theme reminds me a lot of Home Alone and other 90's-era movies with mischievous plots and semi-serious villains.
He's the perfect compliment to Janus, who is deep and poetic: an ancient man, barely living, and who only seems to enjoy life when he's thinking about the past. He's done so many horrible things and he's so close to dying peacefully - it makes you wonder: just what *is* the point in killing him? Justice has come too late. But, in the end, it must come. His music stresses this, as well as his USSR roots, and it's just beautiful.
I like whittleton creek because the Idea of a neighborhood as a map was interesting.
If you ever played Hitman Blood Money, its similar with A New LIfe missions...it brings out memories when we 1st played it in 2006~!
i like Janus a lot, because his soundtrack reminds me a lot of the *Cold War Era* tension and what spies did for their goverments, and Janus' music just makes me respect him, because for me, it gives me the sensation of "well done Janus, you are a KGB veteran spy of the Cold War and your a pro, i respect you"
its weird, but thats how i feel, just like in COD BO2 when we see old Stg.Woods and reflect "a veteran of the vietnam war and was in the cold war era too
I do wish there was a way to dispose of him peacefully. Sure, he’s done some really bad things, but he is so close to dying peacefully like you said.
I agree with you.
29:38 "Death feels like an easy way out for a man like Janus. Still..."
"Finally, the actions of the first constant catch up to him."
I always get creeps when I hear this line after Janus death
"We are close now gentlemen. Both targets are dead"
"Finally, an end to Janus"
Heeey... uh. You guys haven't been poking around the frog habitat behind the.... house... have you?"
This is the downstairs living room. It is most commonly used for watching television and other... 'recreational' purposes. Large room, with two easy to get to exits. Dark floors; hides stains easily. A room with... lots of potential.
6:47 : the Present
23:56 : the Past
29:38 that "target eliminated" jingle is spine-chilling
So is nobody ever going to mention how those three little notes in Janus’ theme (You know, *those notes*) are also in the chorus chants on the Isle of S’gail.
Unfortunately I never managed to find that particular part in game files so I couldn't include it in the Sgàil soundtrack, but you can also briefly hear Janus' leitmotif when you enter the penthouse at the top of the castle.
Holy shit, that's awesome! Nice catch!
@@Salem33 The leitmotif is at 19:35
@@TheGreatDearLeaderJimPickensHOLY SHIT
@@Salem33 8:42 in your video of the Sgail ost and 19:35 in this video, this is the same
23:55 best part
like batman arkham
@@TheBruslii that's cuz Hitman is also a DC Comics character
@@Dougidogg69 don’t think that’s the reason ,but yea ,it does have that Arkham feel to it
Love the soundtrack of Whittleton Creek than most other maps in the game. The whimsical parts of some of the tracks are great for sneaking around and thinking of a plan to murder Cassidy.
Janus' theme however, takes a full 90° turn as the whimsical music beautifully transitions into the hair-raising militaristic/spy thriller theme. Giving that amazing suspenseful piece of music.
Thank you for uploading.
My thoughts exactly
Especially with the drums, cello/violin and horns (?), it makes it sound even more soviet which fits Janus' background.
And also notice the reminder to the Ark Society theme's harmony. Well inspired music.
And also notice the reminder to the Ark Society theme's harmony. Well inspired music.
My name is Jason Bourne
Loved Janus' theme and love how everyone else loves it too. Very much reminds me of Silent Assassin. The way it builds up really does psych you up to take him out and gives insight into 47s state of mind.
I don't think agent 47 has any state of mind
You came here looking for Janus ( 19:33 )...and you know it
I didn't know it, but now I do.
This game has so many good soothing themes. It's beautiful
Ugh u got me
i like Janus a lot, because his soundtrack reminds me a lot of the Cold War Era tension and what spies did for their goverments, and Janus' music just makes me respect him, because for me, it gives me the sensation of "well done Janus, you are a KGB veteran spy of the Cold War, you stealed intel, countered intel, tortured and got through a lot and your a pro, i respect you"
its weird, but thats how i feel, just like in COD BO2 when we see old Stg.Woods and reflect "a veteran of the vietnam war and was in the cold war era too
nolan actually
Niels Bye Nielsen really know's how to make a soundtrack
Nolan Cassidy was one of the guards in “Amendment XXV” in Hitman Blood Money? Holy shit
If I understand, he is the most important guard to Daniel Morris. Probably the guard near of him when Morris was outdoor with dog
@@criducoeur5882 That’s actually pretty cool. I remember taking great lengths to avoid that one guard specifically
@@gosteponyourmomslego5053 yes ! He's really annoying. He remember me Cassidy in make all the heart in work ^^
@@criducoeur5882 It was quite funny seeing the first lady cheating with the secret service guy during the mission
It exactly sounds like those 90s movies that take place in US suburbs.
Yeah i thought the same thing!
Can you think of any example??!
@@Luke-cz9tm Bruce Almighty, Forrest Gump, Garfield the movie, Dennis the menace
honestly it made me think of Desparate Housewifes
Just wanna shoutout to creator Salem, really love your work. Really excellent mixing that captures both the dynamism of the music and feeling of the levels wonderfully.
The name of the mission alone can be interpreted so many different ways but the way I like to see it is this is what 47 could’ve been like in another life living in a suburban neighbourhood
Whitteleton Creek is a place I wish I could live at being old and be outside on a chair drinking coffee as I pass away peacefully with my dog licking my hand
Can only dream wait rats cant dream
Nah...The real Micah would never say that...he's proud to be an outlaw and a rat, until the final days.
@@werewolfx51 goddamn right
My favorite level, the atmosphere, the music, the targets and just the overall vibe I get in general. It takes me into another world completely and I cannot get that with Hitman 3’s levels.
Chongqing and Whittleton Creek have the best missions and best musics, Whittleton Creek is a city calm and Chongqing is Future city
Whittleton Creek is one of my favorite missions in the game simply because of the soundtrack.
I was never more satisfied when I finished Mumbai and entered this level
To be honest, Janus might be my favorite target from the World of assassination trilogy, along with Silvio Caruso.
Stop lying to yourself, we all know dawood is the greatest target ever
@@clickbait3753 Nah bro, the best target is the virus
"Whittleton Creek, Vermont. On the surface, a picture perfect suburban dream. Wide lawns, golden maple trees and verdant lawns. Most residents here are white collar professionals ranging from university staff to government employees."
*"Most... but not all. Janus' unpresuming home is protected by a host of bodyguards, and intel shows that the fragile former constant rarely leaves the property."*
"Nolan Cassidy, on the other hand, roams the neighborhood streets. A recent arrival, the dutiful Providence Herald is busy making threat assessments and settling in with his security team."
*"Now remember. This is about more than just revenge. Janus is the key to bring down Providence. So get in there and find us a lead."*
"Good luck, 47."
Lol
23:56 Really gave me some goosebumps
favorite level, favorite music, absolutely loved this stage and the whole game
I love how Janus and Nolan's themes have the same leitmotif and beat.
(Sorry if I got the musical terms wrong by the way)
Janus has a very intriguing theme, it lets you know the story is about to get darker and more mysterious as you play on
@Salem thank you so much uploading the soundtracks in such a good quality. You have done justice to the awesome music in this game. Just like you, I think this is my favorite soundtrack of the game. Amazing orchestra music. Great composer.
Whittleton Creek is without a doubt one of my favorite levels in the trilogy. It feels very welcoming and familiar, like it's a place you've been before--or maybe that's just me. In my childhood my school was in a neighborhood that looked a lot like Whittleton Creek. With its softly-playing piano and gentle string ensemble, the level is soothing and feels comfortable. It's like you're being wrapped in a warm, comfortable blanket on a chilly autumn day.
Like Mumbai, the music very much complements the personalities of the targets. Nolan Cassidy feels very exaggerated; he never drops his stoic and militaristic attitude, and his obsession with security almost borders on paranoia. This in combination with his accompanying music, which is not so much serious as it is bouncy and playful, makes him feel like a dastardly kid's movie villain. He feels like a character from a family-friendly movie that wandered into HITMAN 2 by accident, making even his more gruesome deaths feel goofy, too.
Janus is a completely different story. The sudden shift from the soothing music of the streets to the intense, serious music of Janus' house makes you feel like you've just stepped into a relic of the past. Janus _himself_ is a relic of the past. His music reminds you that beneath the appearance of a frail old man is a sadistic, ruthless, and cold person that was once one of the most powerful and influential men on earth, but it also reminds you that those days ended long ago. When you kill him, it feels as though you're putting the past to rest--and giving him the comeuppance he should have gotten a long time ago.
Fun fact: Janus' theme plays in Thornbridge Manor in the Dartmoor Garden Show! Fitting, due to the Carlisles connection to Providence.
It also plays when you're in the treehouse behind the vacant house. It made me giggle the first time I noticed, because this really intense music was playing while I was casually observing the garden party from a kid's treehouse.
It seems familiar because it's a "sequel" to A new life from Hitman Blood money lol
@@liamwynne566 Could be that, but I never played Blood Money.
@@matttheheckingweeb3462 it's probably because a lot of popular American kids movies from the 80s and 90s took place in the suburbs and had a similar look and soundtrack to the one used in Whittleton Creek. Also Desperate Housewives has a VERY similar soundtrack. As for Blood Money, it's pretty dated now but worth a look, especially for the suburbs level
I am here for Janus theme, because it's probably the closest soundtrack in the new Hitman series to the Jesper Kyd style, which shaped the Hitman for many people. At least, that's how I take it.
I think Isle of Sgail's ost takes it up a notch in terms of making an homage to Jesper Kyd
Colorado/Hokkaido theme as well
My favorite of all the levels across all 3 games. Such great atmosphere, and it contrasts with what you're doing amazingly.
Love it. I eat my blueberry muffins to this music.
Thanks again Salem I can't wait for the remaining levels, you do a great job with these
Thanks for the upload, you really do a great job at getting these soundtracks together
23:55
Serious epicness starts
Extraction music is perfect. "I just killed a bad guy and my next adventure is to escape undetected while everyone is in panic"
Whittleton Creek 1 and 2 and some parts of Nolan Cassidy sound so Murican its crazy, like the beginning of an 80s film in the suburbs about a family drama
Cheers! Was waiting for this one
it would be funny if just before 47 killed Janus, he died of old age
Or, much like Erich Soders, Janus succumbed to a fatal heart attack upon seeing 47 in his default suit.
You could have probably just left him and he'd die by slipping on a banana peel
this soundtrack helps me fall in sleep everyday :)
You're doing great work, thanks for all the mixes and the extra effort you put in for these releases!
30:01 I live for these customized Extraction music for each level! Please release the Mumbai version soon!
Salem has released it already. Check it out: ruclips.net/video/zO2R45Bokn8/видео.html
Yes, thank you so much! Janus is the best!
Agreed
I'm really starting to see the poetry in how some of these destinations are put together. Like how there are parallels between Cassidy and Janus's life and position in the world, but it feels like Janus was far more dangerous and effective in his active years than Cassidy could dream of being.
17:28 beautiful
This is so gorgeous, thank you.
By the way, my adrenaline absolutely spiked at the 'suspicious' & 'hunted' parts.
2:43 Really quite interesting how the Nolan Cassidy theme brings to mind the Desperate Housewives theme - and I can see bit of resemblance with the kind of neighbourhood vibe as well! That's cool haha 😆
19:35 The Ark Society leitmotif
Well hello there, dear leader, what brings you here?
@@alexsturrock9602 Good music
@@TheGreatDearLeaderJimPickens Very true, I agree.
Thank you for making these!
Whittleton Creek is literally my most favorite location in Hitman 2. Not just the fact it's in America, which is obvious, but also the fact it's a suburban neighborhood, and I just love that. The music definitely fits the mood of the place on both being inside houses and outside. On the side note, I like this place so much, I play it numerous times just to see how random the outcomes would be, and I'm not disappointed with the results, except dying lol.
the 2 whittleton creek tracks sound like they could be from any typical 90's movie about a white American family living in the suburbs
Cannot stop listening to 1:31 and 17:24... so incredibly beautiful.
Same bro it's like their nothing even stop me to me to hate this part.... Peace full soundtrack. I wish it was loonger
This level always gives Blood Money vibe, it's kinda masonic
The music has a Yoshikage Kira's theme vibe to it
YAS Thank you!
Ey cheers, love your mixes.
Best of the Janus kicks in @ 21:50
What I'm expecting all these days
This level has the best definiton of 'polar opposites'
Whittleton Creek has the best introduction, by a landslide. The music is probably the huge helping hand in that.
Target eliminated sound is So satysfying
Thank you for Janus!
The music of this level sounds very comfortable
Thanks ! Love the Janus part
such a great soundtrack
This mission gave me the vibe of "a new life" mission
23:55 when everyone panicked cuz the guard wanted to verify your identity
1:31 feels like a login screen of a mmorpg
Nolan's theme sounds like the kind of music you'd hear in a 90s family-friendly comedy movie.
Thanks for the video! Very appreciated. Maybe Mumbai next?
*Blood Money vibes intensity*
In terms of graphic impact, after Santa Fortuna and Mumbai, Vermont was like Anor Londo
00:01 peace of mind 👍🏻
13:53 47 attacks 2.0
I've only play 2 minutes of this game but my god this is a great track. Really gets the message to the listener
30:01 my blood pressure can return to normal
Every damn level
3:35 There's something about this part which always catches me.
Went to college in Vermont. This map was really fun
For some reason I just love the horns at the start of the Extraction part.
so nostalgic
I can’t wait for you to do Hitman 3
I will because I feel obligated at this point. -But if it was entirely up to me, considering the Epic Games Store exclusivity deal, the fact that you have to buy Hitman 2016 and Hitman 2 again even if you own them already to be able to play them in Hitman 3 on PC, and that progress transfer can only be done once per account, I would have bailed out a long time ago.- Outdated comment.
9:22 Warning, the situation get hot
Frank Underwood meets Mr. & Mrs. Smith. ( 00:00 - 09:21 )
Magnificent really 🙌
The Soviet Vibes of Janus theme tho
20:54 sneaking in Janus house basement, finding USSR flag at the bottom of the stairs and say smiling "dasvidania tovarish"
@@Maxwel643 "Lex the Kitsune"
It warms my heart to know that Stalin used people like you as sandbags.
@@oogabooga7025 Furries didn't exist back then, no?
@@usualunusualkid7149 degenerates existed back then
@@oogabooga7025 define "degenerate"
the best fact about this level is it takes place in usa but sounds the themes of russian type.
29:38 target Master sound :)
29:40 this is good Sounddesign it’s Sounds very threatening
Suspicious music is great
6:47 👌👌👌
I love Janus part so much
Interesting how they chose Whittleton Creek's soundtrack for the Dartmoor Garden Show. I wonder if there was a particular reason for their choice?
I'm aware it sounds like I'm being sarcastic, but I'm genuinely curious, was there a reason?
Could someone make the introduction music a separate video?
I love 😍
6:46-8:47 Love It
This was the part I was looking for!
And it's the first day of Janus in a couple minutes
janus theme is amazing imo
Both the whittleton creek soundtracks sound like 47 is contemplating “what if someday, I finish up with the ICA and settle down in a place like this? Maybe have a wife, kids and neighbours to bicker with? Live out the rest of my days in peace”
You should know, Agent 47 is asexual and aromantic, I doubt family is something he thinks about.
Sadly, 47 knows he can't ever retire. Last time he did, a man he regarded as a friend was taken hostage and he had to go back to being a hitman to save him. 47 is a hitman because him settling down only puts those who he cares about in danger.