Hitman 3 – Freelancer Complete Guide

It’s harder than you may think to become the best Hitman, and the Hitman games are very different from other stealth games you may have played, like Assassin’s Creed or Metal Gear. Hitman is obviously a one-man job that only Agent 47 can complete, but occasionally things don’t go as smoothly as we had hoped, no matter how much you believe the tactic is going to work. In these situations, random occurrences can cause you to lose focus, but don’t worry—we’ll help you in Hitman 3: Freelancer Mode!

Hitman 3: Beginning from Nothing

Playing Hitman 3 for the first time? Well, check this out!

The main campaign and Freelancer differ significantly in a number of ways.

• The ICA19 Classicballer is the only piece of equipment you begin with. not another.
• Instead of specific targets in the same spot, you are engaging randomized targets in different locations (kinda like contracts)
• The level’s beginning location is randomly selected each time, therefore you have no control over it (Note: All uniformed starting points are not used)
• No storage or pickup
• You lose all of the equipment you bring into the task and half of your money if you die or fail.
• You cannot restart, re-plan, or save your game inside a level once a mission has begun.
• Even if the mission’s primary goal is not achieved, you can leave at any point without incurring a failure penalty.

Which Syndicate I pick, does it matter?

The several optional objectives that appear at the moment are what differentiate them. You might receive goals pertaining to the use of firearms, for instance, if you selected the Arms Trafficking option. It makes no difference which syndicate you select for your first run.

What exactly are merces?

You can purchase new equipment, ranging from sniper rifles to lockpicks, using the currency known as merces.

How do I acquire merces?

Merces can be obtained through finishing optional objectives provided by the syndicate you are pursuing or up until you unlock Prestige Objectives after finishing your first syndicate.

Reward & Supply Crates

If you keep the cool new weapon from reward crates on your wall, it will stay there throughout your campaigns. You can select one of three freelancer things from supply crates. Freelancer items will not endure over campaigns.

Stashes

Stashes are like supply crates that are dispersed throughout the map and, in contrast to Hitman’s standard game modes, provide you with tools to aid you in your mission.

Couriers, Safes, & Suppliers

Well, if you don’t spend your money, earning it won’t be worth anything!

On the map, couriers are chosen at random to carry this delicious merchandise. Choose your poison, knock them out or kill them, and get that tasty cash.

Safes can be accessed by blowing them up or scanning objects for codes because they hold a lot of money. Bombs are welcome since there is no financial loss if you blow it up.

You will deal with these individuals to spend your hard-earned money and purchase some awesome weapons! Cans are priced at between 1 and 300 merces. Snipers can range from 69 to 300 meters, whereas usables are often between 10 and 15 meters!
Don’t Make a Mistake or You’ll Wake Them Up!

If you get hurt (i.e., are shot a little too much), you will fail the level you were on, and the other zones will be made aware. You will lose half of your money and all of the equipment you had in the level. The tray in front of your bed, however, will have a handsome refund of 12–14 merces when you get back up.

You messed up, and the rest of the Syndicate was alarmed. Unlucky you. This implies that if you fail in specific zones, the entire campaign will fail, and you will have to start over. Of course, once they become frightened, targets and suspects turn into enforcers and will identify you unless you are dressed casually.

There’s Always a Bigger Fish

You are given two tells, six traits, and their agenda in this final showdown with the Leader in order to identify them among the suspects who have been highlighted.

Utilize your camera to identify each suspect as the primary target or not. Looks and tells go without saying. What they want is an agenda. But take care—if they become frightened, guards will lead them to an exit. The campaign is restarted if the leader flees.

Let’s examine what transpires when you apprehend a suspect:

Suspect with a Handover Agenda

The handover burner phone and everything else they were planning to negotiate will be abandoned. Call more suspects who share the same agenda to the location where the call is made using this method. As initiating a call is against the law, be aware of any observers.

Suspect with a Business Agenda

They’ll leave a business burner phone behind. Use it to call more suspects who share the same agenda to the location where the call is made. Be careful who is observing because it is forbidden to make the first call.

Hitman vs. Assassins

These people will appear to be regular citizens (if you’re playing Assassin’s Creed it’s referred to blending in with the crowd), yet they will frequently be in close proximity to their leader. They are armed with a highly accurate & potent HWK21 Covert that can kill you in just a few rounds (If you have an assassin nearby prompt when you are near a suspect, it will probably be them).

Lookouts

These are essentially disguised enforcers who will frighten the leader into fleeing if they become aware of any disruption.

Mastery & Gear Selection

You gain XP by eliminating Syndicates, which advances your mastery level. New regions, objects, and modes of transportation become available based on your expertise level.

Weapons Wall

Who wouldn’t want to grab a fancy gun before embarking on a mission? You must return with them after finishing the level in order to unlock guns. Take it, examine it, but be careful not to lose it.

Freelancer Tools

This is the place to buy whatever you would need to get by, such as poisons, tools, or other supplies. Keep in mind that these are campaign-specific products.

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