That is the guide that i use to finish my game and get 2.2 million.

After watching the first 20 minutes of the game, i do get a bit concern about Hitman Absolution. I hope all the assassinations are not being done by a cutscene.

And damn console garbage tech for making the levels small. Once you leave an area, the door will be blocked and you can never go back.

Other than that, it looks very much like Hitman.

Yea, thanks for screwing up everything, but seriously, i wont take PC Gamer's reviews seriously. They are not trustable.

It is just a game, so i wont lose sleep over it.

I really doubt the game will be like this, cause the Chinatown was not some cutscene nonsense.

No doubt on that.

Splitting levels to a few smaller levels isnt really a good idea.

Still downloading the game.

God damnit, my internet is slow.

Kinda lost my urge to play this game, it is definitely a disappointment so far.

Even my 7.49USD Mark of the Ninja is much more fun than Hitman Absolution.

If the game is not worth buying with your hard earned money, dont pirate it then, since it is not worth playing anyway since that game has so and so problems.

Pirating a game while not buying it just show that you are a bloody hypocrite.

So, now you think i have lots of money to buy every game i see? The fact is, no, i dont have much money and most of the games i bought are under 30USD. FYI, i am a bloody bargain hunting gamer who will search the internet for the cheapest deal.

No one is asking you buy a game based on some demo or videos. If you are not convinced of those limited previews, go look for video reviews or first impressions. Or if that doesnt work as the game does not worth the money for full price, then, wait for price drop to the point its worth buying which brings to the point that: whats the point of pirating these days? PC games prices are dropping faster than a car value depreciation.

If you are not confident on the game, wait for a sale then. If the sale price is not cheap enough for you, wait longer and it does no harm to wait for lower price since anyone who had participated in a Summer or Autumn sale will know that, it is incredibly easy to have a backlog. So, just play the games in your backlog then, which defeats the purpose of piracy.

Pirating a game just for demo or testing it out is just bullshit. Why not apply the same nonsense on cars or food? I have no money to buy a Mercedes Benz, hence i should steal one for have a test drive. Or this luxurious restaurant is too expensive, maybe i should go in and steal some food as free samples cause i am too cheap sake to save money to buy them.

Also, not all games have incredibly amounts of replaybility, especially some of the top notch indie games like Journey, Bastion or Walking Dead, So, does that justify that you should pirate them because they have low replayibility? No it doesnt work that way, while for me, in most games, what it actually matters for me is the experience that a particular game can give, not judging a game based on replayibility or length. Diablo 3 has tonnes of replayibility for hundreds of hours of gameplay, but the experience it offered, especially the premium ebay browsing feature is not comparable to the tense, emotional but incredibly short experience offered in The Walking Dead.

I bought and downloaded tonnes of pirated games back then, but with the whole PC games sales every bloody 60 months, what is the point to pirate these days?

Absolution isnt really a good game, but there is no excuse for anyone to pirate it, especially when you have a PC that is capable of running it.

This post has been edited by Cheesenium: Dec 17 2012, 06:05 PM