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From Mark Brown on Hitman
Hitman builds mastery by making levels learnable, clockwork spaces. Events happen at fixed times, targets walk looping routes, and objects sit in the same places. The first run is messy, but knowledge accumulates until the player can reach the target unseen and without changing out of the suit.
Mark Brown draws the lesson that repetition becomes the reward when a level can be learned: "Hitman proves the value of letting a player soak a level in." The evidence is Hitman's missions as Agent 47.
Levels repeat predictably, so a messy first run becomes a clean one where you reach the target unseen without changing out of your suit.
Hitman builds mastery by making levels learnable, clockwork spaces. Events happen at fixed times, targets walk looping routes, and objects sit in the same places. The first run is messy, but knowledge accumulates until the player can reach the target unseen and without changing out of the suit.
Mark Brown draws the lesson that repetition becomes the reward when a level can be learned: "Hitman proves the value of letting a player soak a level in." The evidence is Hitman's missions as Agent 47.
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