Hey guys!

I was just wondering if any of you guys can see a trend as to whether or not Agent 47 has his suit buttoned up or open during the missions. For example in 'Death on the Mississippi' it is buttoned up and yet on 'Murder of the Crows' it is open and the tie flows freely.

Is this a simple case of formal vs. informal occasions, hot vs. cold temperatures or is there something else to it. Also, is it intentional?

Many thanks,

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Haven't gotten that far yet, but from the sounds of it, i'm thinking it's just added realism. Sounds like the kind of little added detail that makes them Tom Clancy books such interesting/addictive reads.

Holy shite...I don't think I even noticed that...but of course you don't keep the suit long enough to actually notice I guess

You can do missions without changeing your suit, "Till death do us part..." is one for example.

But yeah, i never noticed either, just a little thing that was put in to make it a little bit more realistic i guess.

I didn't do that one with the suit...I took the Guest's clothing and invitation...damn woulda looked cool if I did the job with the slick suit and all

The guy at the door when going in says something like, "what you trying to do, show the groom up?"

Spose thats a little easter egg i found, lol

Nah that's just some dialog. Still funny tho.

The real Easter egg in that level is your client(The one who wants you to kill people) is actually in that level. Its the bride. If you kill your target with only her watching she will not care. In fact she will say "Finally". If there are other people around she will pretend to put some water works on. Its nice to hang around with your client.

Hahaha, that was pretty cool, though she doesn't know 47's her hitman, cuz when you talk to her, she pretty much seems clueless to who you are...though you see her in another newspaper article as the "Beauty Bayou" I think it was...

In any case, wouldn't 47 seem suspicious with a suit inside a redneck party?