The effort of some players to achieve absurd marks reaches unsuspected levels, and we have the latest demonstration with the record time that some users are setting in Hitman 3, the latest adventure of agent 47. And it seems that someone has found a way to complete the Dubai level in the shortest possible time.
A very effective killer
The new adventure of 47 agent it is being a complete success. The critics rave about this new installment that closes the trilogy, and it seems that the players are also delighted with the levels and the gameplay. As we already knew, one of the levels takes place in Dubai, exactly in the Burj Khalifa (called Scepter in the game), the tallest building in the world from which to get some privileged views: the highest in the world.
At this level, as usual in the saga, we will have to activate our half-secret agent, half-perfectionist assassin skills to end the lives of two people who are in the compound: Carl Ingram and Marcus Stuyvesant.
A record under 10 seconds
To get this record Several details must be taken into account. To begin with, you have to choose the reception of the building as the starting point of the mission, since it will be there where we can unleash the Machiavellian plan. And finally, you must show nerves of steel and a surgeon's precision to be able to shoot the targets immediately in the shortest possible time.
The combination of these factors will allow you to complete the mission in less than 10 seconds, as this is how user Wreak has shown, who was the first person to come up with the perfect strategy.
And yes, lovers of espionage and stealth will be completely against this strategy, but you will not deny that it is not effective. As you can see in the different videos that are posted on the internet, there are already several users who are publishing their records following the Wreak technique, but the question that everyone is asking is: can it be lower than 9 seconds? Or better yet, will there be other levels with the same possibility? I'm sure the level designers aren't too happy right now.