Hell yeah!Fniff said:You are unemployed,and you are watching TV when a guy in a smart suit kicks in the door and asks you if you want to be a hitman for his company. You get 20,000 £/$/? for every hit. You get full secrecy and access to the pentagon.You also get dental and heath care. If you refuse,then you get your memory of the encounter wiped and you won't remember the offer.
do you take it?
I know, i have played all the hitman games. What i'm saying is i would have to know all about the target before making a decision. Money wouldn't be a factor for me, i just don't want to kill an innocent person.Biek said:Well, the people who order the hits are willing to pay quite alot of money. I figure your victims "deserve" it one way or another. Sure, you'll get the ocasional rich paranoid guy ordering you to kill his wife because shes a little too nice to the poolboy but hey, a man gotta make a livin'.Pr0 InSaNiTy said:depends on the people i'm going to kill. Criminals sure, normal people nooo
Hitman: Blood Money proved this. Like with the tutorial mission. You had to kill the owner of a theme park because one of his rides broke down due to poor maintenance, killing some visitors and he was declared innocent in court. A relative of one of the victims happened to have alot of money and disagreed.
Right behind you.Xorghul said:Hell yeah!Fniff said:You are unemployed,and you are watching TV when a guy in a smart suit kicks in the door and asks you if you want to be a hitman for his company. You get 20,000 £/$/? for every hit. You get full secrecy and access to the pentagon.You also get dental and heath care. If you refuse,then you get your memory of the encounter wiped and you won't remember the offer.
do you take it?
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Sooo, you gonna kick in my door soon or what?