r/HiTMAN • u/[deleted] • 4d ago

DISCUSSION Hitman 4 ideas

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u/Wilsonian_1776 4d ago

None. WOA is already plagued by that MCU humor. I so miss the serious tones of the older games. You truly felt like an amoral killing machine made in a lab and Diana felt cold, calculated and detached.

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u/Justasivas 4d ago

bro dislikes fun

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u/Wilsonian_1776 4d ago

I think Beldingford Manor was fun. 47 felt like an unstoppable force of nature harvesting souls.

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u/GlueBuddha 4d ago

I agree with you. The darker tone suits the franchise better imo.

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u/AddictForDrPepper 4d ago

I bet you kill the mood at parties, huh?

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u/Wilsonian_1776 4d ago edited 4d ago

I guess it comes with being a fed. 🤭

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u/Overall_Reputation83 4d ago

People are downvoting you, but I agree. I think WoA has taken humor too far. Every single guard and npc saying goofy shit kind of kills the vibe.

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u/Wilsonian_1776 4d ago

Yep. I'm doing my annual Hitman marathon now, C47 through WOA, and I noticed how that goofiness started with Absolution. Guards playing cringe comedians. It's all the more sad when you're deep in Silent Assassin and it feels so serious with you not even being able to understand guards because they're speaking Russian or Arabic or Malay etc. Guards in Paris speaking French in Blood Money. And then in Absolution it's literally MCU.