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Exciting week ahead folks! We have HITMAN [Steam] releasing on Thursday, so Feral Interactive are going to demo it on a livestream on Wednesday!

I'm particularly interested to see how it performs, as it's a game I've wanted to play for quite some time now.

This Wednesday, get your first look at HITMAN running on Linux, live on Twitch: https://t.co/kbDZOaA0zS #FeralPlays We expect eyewitnesses. pic.twitter.com/NWJpQwLzHu

— Feral Interactive (@feralgames) February 13, 2017


Their Twitch: http://twitch.tv/feralinteractive

Time until they start:

2017-02-15 18:00:00


You can also keep track on our livestreaming schedule page.

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Tags: Livestream | Apps: HITMAN
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Aryvandaar Feb 13, 2017
I've been looking forward to this game since I heard the announcement, but what I've read about the game is not good. What I've read is that the game kicks people out of the game cause of the always online DRM, and if the servers are offline (which have happened) you can't use your saves.

I tried searching more on these issues but I couldn't find any definitive answers if it has been fixed or not. Does anyone know?


Last edited by Aryvandaar on 13 February 2017 at 10:31 am UTC
Guppy Feb 13, 2017
I've been looking forward to this game since I heard the announcement, but what I've read about the game is not good. What I've read is that the game kicks people out of the game cause of the always online DRM, and if the servers are offline (which have happened) you can't use your saves.

I tried searching more on these issues but I couldn't find any definitive answers if it has been fixed or not. Does anyone know?

So basically once they shutdown their serves you can no longer play?

Think I'll skip this one then, properly wont have time to play anytime soon and it would suck to be unable to play because the auth server was no longer profitable.
Aryvandaar Feb 13, 2017
So basically once they shutdown their serves you can no longer play?

Think I'll skip this one then, properly wont have time to play anytime soon and it would suck to be unable to play because the auth server was no longer profitable.

I was reading about reports from mid-early last year and steam reviews, but I couldn't find any info if it has been fixed since then.


Last edited by Aryvandaar on 13 February 2017 at 10:55 am UTC
Leopard Feb 13, 2017
So basically once they shutdown their serves you can no longer play?

Think I'll skip this one then, properly wont have time to play anytime soon and it would suck to be unable to play because the auth server was no longer profitable.

I was reading about reports from mid-early last year and steam reviews, but I couldn't find any info if it has been fixed since then.

As i know,you need to login first but if your connection is lost your save can be stored locally.
Jahimself Feb 13, 2017
What I've read is that the game kicks people out of the game cause of the always online DRM, and if the servers are offline (which have happened) you can't use your saves.
Can anyone from feral confirm this? Is this not due to Denuvo? Other titles with denuvo have similar issues like Doom 4.

If it's like other square enix game, we can hope feral will remove that feature to allow offline saves.
cRaZy-bisCuiT Feb 13, 2017
Also Linux gamers might not be required to stay or even get online. There's no Denuvo on Linux. Let's wait.
Liam Dawe Feb 13, 2017
The online requirement is likely part of the game itself, not a Denuvo-thing. Since some of it syncs with their servers for the latest targets, that's likely part of the reason. Still, even so, it shouldn't need to be online all the time, nor fail anything if it cannot sync. Hopefully it won't affect people too much.
Ehvis Feb 13, 2017
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The did get an update with an "offline profile", which suggests that it should be playable offline. But for more first hand answers it's always best to drop into the stream and ask questions directly.
ellie_feral Feb 13, 2017
You'll be able to play the single-player game offline. But there's plenty of online content too, like Elusive Targets. You'll get to enjoy all that too, just like the Windows lot.
tmtvl Feb 13, 2017
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2016-11-28-hitman-update-makes-unlocks-work-offline

EDIT: Ninja'd by Feral.


Last edited by tmtvl on 13 February 2017 at 5:09 pm UTC
Aryvandaar Feb 13, 2017
You'll be able to play the single-player game offline. But there's plenty of online content too, like Elusive Targets. You'll get to enjoy all that too, just like the Windows lot.

Thanks for clearing that up!
camoceltic Feb 13, 2017
You'll be able to play the single-player game offline. But there's plenty of online content too, like Elusive Targets. You'll get to enjoy all that too, just like the Windows lot.

What exactly is counted as "Online Content" in this case? You just said "Elusive Targets", so that's obvious, as are the leaderboards. What I mean is challenges and unlocks. If I can't play online for whatever reason (Like that I have satellite internet, so some things just don't work even when I do have a strong signal), am I stuck playing with only the most basic items and starting location?
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