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==DLC== | ==DLC== | ||
Hitman has a lot of its content available in a confusing mix of game of the year, season and episode formats; figuring out which is which is incredibly confusing, there are entire guides and infographics on reddit dedicated to this. You will get all of the core game content from the trilogy and almost all other content with the "World of Assassination Deluxe Edition" version (note this is not the same thing as the "Deluxe Pack") Several other DLC are also available; many of these provide content for additional game modes, which are explained further down this page. Major separate bits of DLC other than the 3 main entries include the following: | Hitman has a lot of its content available in a confusing mix of game of the year, season and episode formats; figuring out which is which is incredibly confusing, there are entire guides and infographics on reddit dedicated to this. You will get all of the core game content from the trilogy and almost all other content with the "World of Assassination Deluxe Edition" version (note this is not the same thing as the "Deluxe Pack"). Several other DLC are also available; many of these provide content for additional game modes, which are explained further down this page. Major separate bits of DLC other than the 3 main entries include the following: | ||
* '''The Sarajevo Six Campaign Pack''' are six very old missions with unique targets in Hitman 1 levels, with a unifying plot. Because they're so old, these missions have pretty limited special features, and are probably only interesting if you're a hardcore fan. | * '''The Sarajevo Six Campaign Pack''' are six very old missions with unique targets in Hitman 1 levels, with a unifying plot. Because they're so old, these missions have pretty limited special features, and are probably only interesting if you're a hardcore fan. | ||
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* '''Hitman 3 Trinity Pack''' is entirely cosmetic variants of items you can get elsewhere ingame. | * '''Hitman 3 Trinity Pack''' is entirely cosmetic variants of items you can get elsewhere ingame. | ||
* The ''' | * The '''Drop''', '''Undying''', and '''Splitter Packs''' give permanent access to celebrity guest-based elusive target arcade entries (see below), along with a small set of ingame items, weapons, suits and cosmetics for the Freelancer game mode. None of the unlocks are game-changing, so these are probably only worthwhile if you're absolutely jonesing for more content. There was previously a '''Disruptor Pack''' starring MMA asshole Conor McGregor; the decision to work with this known piece of shit with a bunch of criminal cases pending against him was widely considered bizarre. Predictably, a backlash occurred, McGregor was found guilty of rape charges and the pack was removed from sale. | ||
* The '''Street Art''' and '''Makeshift Packs''' provide cosmetic variants of weapons and cosmetics intended for the Freelancer game mode. If you are considering trying to 100% this mode (you crazy person), '''do not get these until you have done so'''. For complicated reasons, having these DLC significantly increases the grind needed to complete this mode's challenges. | * The '''Street Art''' and '''Makeshift Packs''' provide cosmetic variants of weapons and cosmetics intended for the Freelancer game mode. If you are considering trying to 100% this mode (you crazy person), '''do not get these until you have done so'''. For complicated reasons, having these DLC significantly increases the grind needed to complete this mode's challenges. | ||