Mod/Patch/Enhancement

[Liz Shaw]

But finding clothes lying around is much, MUCH better than having to put someone out of action just to find some clothes.

[AHO]

Originally Posted by Liz Shaw

But finding clothes lying around is much, MUCH better than having to put someone out of action just to find some clothes.

Well....
1st: It's realistic
2nd: MoT has this feature
3rd: DtS bases partially upon the Hitman serie and Hitmans has also this
feature

I like it and I'm glad you like it too...

[Liz Shaw]

In "Embassy", Volkov, unlike his anonymous counterpart in "Hotel", is hostile even when you're dressed as an agent. This is unlike "Hotel" where the traitor actually falls for your guard disguise.

My theories of this are:

1. I don't see why a bunch of armed guards are in a hotel. Are they MI5 or something, because they seem to be increased security because of the diplomat's presence...
2. The guards were obviously hired by the diplomat to protect him before and after his meeting with the traitor.
3. Because the guards were assigned to protect the diplomat, the traitor can't tell the difference between a real guard and an impostor (Strogov).
4. This doesn't apply to "Embassy", where the agents were assigned to protect the traitor (Volkov).
5. Because the agents served as Volkov's bodyguards, Volkov would know who's who, explaining why Volkov can still attack Strogov on sight even if he is wearing an agent's suit.

[AHO]

Originally Posted by Liz Shaw

In "Embassy", Volkov, unlike his anonymous counterpart in "Hotel", is hostile even when you're dressed as an agent. This is unlike "Hotel" where the traitor actually falls for your guard disguise.

My theories of this are:

1. I don't see why a bunch of armed guards are in a hotel. Are they MI5 or something, because they seem to be increased security because of the diplomat's presence...
2. The guards were obviously hired by the diplomat to protect him before and after his meeting with the traitor.
3. Because the guards were assigned to protect the diplomat, the traitor can't tell the difference between a real guard and an impostor (Strogov).
4. This doesn't apply to "Embassy", where the agents were assigned to protect the traitor (Volkov).
5. Because the agents served as Volkov's bodyguards, Volkov would know who's who, explaining why Volkov can still attack Strogov on sight even if he is wearing an agent's suit.

Interessting Sounds plausible...
Do you mean, I should replace the suits on the hotel beds with hotel guard suits?

[Liz Shaw]

Originally Posted by AHO

Interessting Sounds plausible...
Do you mean, I should replace the suits on the hotel beds with hotel guard suits?

It's up to you...

[AHO]

Originally Posted by Liz Shaw

It's up to you...

Well I think I let it as it is. It wouldn't be logical, if there are suits of
"MI5" are lying around...

The suits of the embassy agents look like a standard tuxedo (funny word *g*)
and it has the same effect like the clothes of a hotel guard/MI5 agent.

So I let it as it is...

I would like to place clothes in other levels' adequate places,
doe's anybody know such places?

[AHO]

Ugly Owl

In levels "Hotel" and "Die Spies!" there were ugly pictures of an owl.
I replaced it with a picture called "The Kiss" from austrian artist
Gustav Klimt.

Pictures:

#1 Original
#2 New


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