pretty much all ballers are the same this one is just easiest to unlock

@@infectiontag1328goldballer is easiest

I like the floral baller

@@bubby9175I love the gold baller

that would lose the green guns? But yes, if you don't care about SA for the challenge.

do u know the time

Freelancer can definitely be a headache for newer players. With the extra guards and the possibility of losing all your items and tons of progress when dying, you definitely have to have some understanding of the maps and items beforehand to succeed. I wouldn't recommend refunding just based on that, the base game has so much to offer and with the ease of casual mode and reloadable saves, it'll be a much more enjoyable time learning the game's mechanics and maps. If you've refunded it already, there's a demo version that usually has some of the maps rotating in and out. Recommend trying it in the future if you consider rebuying the game.

@@kapekala I changed my mind about refunding the game, but Xbox doesn't allow you to undo refund requests so I'm fucked Unless hopefully the refund requests get denied, I'll have to buy the game and it's dlcs again

Depends a bit on what your goal is. If you're looking to only get a few mastery levels for a specific unlock or something, a great way to get there is to play the mission story's (with them, you can usually get to about level 5-9). They usually contain the most unique eliminations and add to the main storyline. If you still feel like you need more, there's usually dozens of challenges involving different eliminations specific to the maps. Some of them are pretty unique and definitely worth playing the same mission over and over a couple times. To get to mastery level 20 you need to grind a bit but usually you only need to do about 80-90% of the challenges to get enough mastery xp, so you have some leeway to skip some of the more tedious ones. Also, if you have bought any of the bonus content such as the escalations or secondary missions within the earlier maps, you can complete challenges in them that add to the overall location mastery level. Lastly, if you are looking to just grind out the mastery levels as fast as possible, you should try to get some type of elite guard outfit that's on the map and create a save before doing any of the challenges. To get the mastery xp, you only need the challenge to pop up in the upper corner, marking its completion, no need to exit the mission every time and you can just keep reloading the save file after completing a challenge. If you find yourself stuck, there's usually tons of tutorials available for each challenge (personally recommend checking out MrFreeze2244). Hopefully this explanation helps a little bit :)

​​​@@kapekalaawesome. My goal is to reach the mastery levels necessary to unlock certain items like the homing briefcase 😅 PS I really like your vid so I subscribed

@@djrosette In that case I definitely recommend the mission story's, I'm sure you'll enjoy them. Thanks for the sub as well, appreciate the support ❤

​​@@kapekalano problem and merci PS what's the mastery level needed to unlock the homing briefcase and what's is the actual name of the homing briefcase so once I reach the correct mastery level I would know if I unlocked it

@@djrosette It's actual name is "ICA Executive Briefcase Mk II" and you get it at mastery level 13 on the "Isle Of Sgail" map. Definitely recommend playing the mission story's on this one, no spoilers but they are probably one of the more interesting ones in the trilogy. :)

You should still be able to unlock it. Only a few items like the Elusive Target related suit unlocks and pre-order bonuses are timed exclusives. Just make sure you're playing the Snow Festival version of the map since the Iceballer challenge is only available in that version of the map.

​@@kapekala I plan to buy the standard version now at the winter discount for 28 euros on Steam :)

@@m1kefade It's a pretty good deal, especially now since they include the maps from Hitman 1 and 2 in the bundle.

@@kapekala I have already hitman 1 & 2 :) but its take huge space. I was reading hitman 3 has all maps from the previous games and this whit only 60 GB

@@m1kefade yeah, you can play all the locations from the previous games. Maps like Paris look completely different with the updated graphics.

haven island mastery 10

Or tier 2. Lvl 2 of the escalation

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You can unlock the Iceballer in the side mission called "Hokkaido Snow Festival". As the name implies, it's located in Hokkaido, one of the Hitman 2016 maps ported over to Hitman 3. I believe the Hitman 2016 maps come included in the Hitman 3 bundle sold nowadays so you should be able to play it if you've purchased the full game. There was a limited time window, where the starter pack players could access it, but it ended on January 8th.

​@@kapekalaso I'm blind as a bat, I was looking for it in my dlc list until I opened the game and saw that I already had it Regardless, thank you, now I have another silverballer variant

@@Mr_myers_ No problem, happy to help :)