The entry method is unfairly complicated in my opinion: as many as six(!) npc can notice the attempted entry at a time. As well as the waypoints of everyone who can see the dog's corpse are broken, and so the timings are also broken. Everything turns out to be too random and can't be confidently controlled. Especially the abyss between the difficulty of this method and the standard stealing an invitation from a drunken man in a burnt-out barn looks unbalanced in terms of game design. Yeah, I really wanted to record a video of killing the groom with a fiber wire directly before the bride's eyes. This option is included in the game, and the bride even comments on his death with the phrase "Finally!". But I couldn't make it so she wouldn't be a witness.

Are you talking about performing a wedding ceremony or entering through the wicket beside the dog?

@@aloha4565 i think op means escaping from the entrance

@@Vapor817 Exit points are always marked on the map. I didn't think it would be possible to overlook such a thing.

@@aloha4565 i havent been playing hitman since 2018 but i still miss things all the time on the map because i only use it to track movements

@@Vapor817 Probably one of the worst things in BM is the map. It's not available during the mission planning phase, and it's really stupid, but during the mission it tracks the movement of targets (!) in real time (!!!) even on pro difficulty. Floor plans are not linked strictly to the global coordinate grid, so it's difficult to understand exactly where and how they are connected. Even stairs and elevators markers are missing on the pro difficulty. And there are no labels on the doors of the hotel suites in the casino, so the developers are forcing you to use the map - it's epic fail.

I wanted to show different options, not just the easiest ones. The skill of playing Hitman is in the ability to come up with and realize such variants not too clumsy :)

I pushed the entire party into the water and watched the crocodiles eat them. I got the eraser rank for that

@@jurassicarkjordanisgreat1778 You're a severe man!