HITMAN 3 Location Imports Now Available [Feb 21, 2021, 2:07 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
IO Interactive now offers a
PC Location
Importing Guide for HITMAN 3 players, as it is now possible to import
locations from their copies of HITMAN 1 and HITMAN 2 at no additional cost
(thanks
IGN). The process seems pretty straightforward, but they urge care in
following the instructions, as it cannot be undone or reversed. Here's an
outline:
PC players who own HITMAN 1 or HITMAN 2 are now able to import locations from those games into HITMAN 3 at no additional cost. After signing in to their IOI Account, PC players will need to follow a simple 3-step process to import their locations into HITMAN 3.
The three-step process for importing locations into HITMAN 3 on PC:
- Read the instructions
- Review your accounts
- Claim content / import locations
A few important things before getting started
- Double check all your choices before claiming content. They cannot be undone or reversed.
- The content you claim will be an ‘Access Pass DLC’. For example, if you own HITMAN 2, you can claim the HITMAN 2 Access Pass. It’s that simple.
- Once you have claimed an Access Pass, restart HITMAN 3 to access the relevant content. (There are no codes you need to redeem.)
- We recommend using a PC browser, the location importing site is not fully optimised for mobile browsers.
Satoru wrote on Feb 22, 2021, 02:09:jacobvandy wrote on Feb 21, 2021, 20:14:
Way to miss the point on your way to flying off the handle again... It's like not wanting to buy the DVD when you know the Blu-ray is coming soon; it says nothing about the movie itself, just your choice of format. They still want the game.
No, its really like you not wanting to buy the Blu-ray because its at Target instead of Walmart.
The content is 100% identical. You just refuse to buy it because you don't want to go across the street to Target.
Its not even like a console exclusive which requires a several hundred dollar hardware wall to access content
All you literally have to do is
1) install Epic
2) install game
3) play game
Like that's it. Its literally zero difference to steam. You can even create a desktop shortcut if you're that invested in not seeing the epic client at all.
It's not zero difference if you value the added services one store offers along with the products they sell which the other store does not. Nevermind that I specifically avoided this comparison because my point had nothing to do with Steam vs. Epic, but hey, let's keep beating this pile of dust that used to be a dead horse! That is exactly how millions of people choose where to buy billions of identical products from every single day, and what was stated to be the reason why a particular person said they were waiting to buy Hitman 3. Whether or not YOU value those differences is irrelevant to their decision, and any other decision aside from your own. The fact that so many people seem to think that one opinion or the other on this matter is objectively "correct" is the reason why these same comments are posted and re-posted every time the subject comes up. It's boring.
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