#Hitman absolution ps3 update patch 1.02 free#
So in theory the way disguises should work is they should give you a pretty free hand with going about in restricted areas. I think thats also how it was in Hitman 2 but in Contracts I'm sure they started adding suspicion. I know in Hitman 1 you could definitely dress up as anyone then run around, jump, get in anyones face, no one cared. Up until the third Hitman game if I'm remembering correctly, disguises were 100% fool proof. That compounded with there being so fucking many of them in small areas, as well as their ability to see through your disguise from far away said: I think you might feel that way because you spend so much time evading cops in this game, so naturally you will usually end up in a cop uniform. Any disguise I put on seems to draw attention in any situation. I'm not saying I should have total immunity at that point, but it seems like there is no buffer zone at all. Obviously walking right up to a cop while dressed as one isn't a good idea, but I feel like I should be able to move around the general area without arousing suspicion. I get that part, but it still didn't seem useful. Any disguise I put on seems to draw attention in any said: If the area I'm trying to sneak into has a bunch of cops in it, it'd be unwise to go in there with a cop disguise. It's something to consider when acquiring disguises. However other electricians will be weary of me, since I'm guessing the logic is they would know their fellow co workers. For example, if I'm disguised as an electrician, I can walk by most anybody without raising suspicion. The only people that will recognize you are those of the same type. You can generally go anywhere you want with a disguise. It didn't seem to make a difference whether I was in a disguise or not, people would still recognise me for doing nothing other than walking around and I'd have to restart No being familiar with the previous games, I was wondering what exactly the use of the disguises was since I seemed to be getting spotted all the time.
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