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When you play 4th mission,you can kill Lee Hong in his mansion house,you can use sniper rifle......etc, I don,t have question about Lee Hong but I do have a question about Tzun-When you complete all tasks you need to use secret passage to get to the Lee Hong mansion house I don,t know what I did but Tzun already awaits me down in the secret passage. Do you know how to lure Tzun to the secret passage again?

Thank you for your help

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Not sure if you've figured this out already but is there a specific reason why you're trying to lure Tzun to the secret passage? If the 4th mission was the one in the restaurant that had Lee Hong's housey thing is in the back, then I was never able to do that mission quietly. I always did something that would alert the guards. I only finished that level by killing nearly everyone in it so I might not be the best person to give advice here.

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IwubCheeze I already pass 4th mission but since you ask "What do you need to lure Tzun down to the secret passage?" Well here is my answer: "Almost every time(In 75%) when I play this level and going up with the last elevator,Tzun see me and start shooting at me,I finished this level without been seen by Tzun,but most of the time(In 75%) I get caught by Tzun,that,s way I wrote "How to lure Tzun down to the secret passage""

Thank you for your help,well I almost made this level without any alarms but somehow a guard found a body(or it was a glitch :D ) try to use different steps and maybe you will finish this mission without alarm (you get one,when you kill Lee Hong with sniper)

Thank you

I don't have an answer to your question because I always played this mission as it was seemingly intended: Poison Lee Hong's food. Tzun is his body guard and food taster *wink*.

Keep in mind that the first Hitman game was not yet spoilt with the "silent assassin" OCD inducing score reports. The designers expect you to play the game like a spy-thriller with different kinds of cinematic action, not just perfect stealth and deception.

Although there are no rating system in the first game, there is a similar feature in the game, where, if you complete some missions quietly or at least semi quietly, the Desert Eagle will be purchasable on the next mission.

Lee Hong, the quietest way to kill him is to get a bodyguard uniform, meet Mei-Ling, get her out, go in the basement, rescue the spy, get a dragon's uniform, cross your fingers the statue is either near the kitchen storage room or in the brothel, as those are the easiest to rob.

Once you get the statue, you make your way toward Lee Hong's mansion from the front door, and you climb upstairs. Tzun always guard the stairs and the elevator entrance and patrols in a circular pattern, the trick is to study his pattern carefully and walk behind him, as long you stay behind his back, he won't see you and you'll be safe. You go upstairs. Lee Hong can recognize you too, so you need to do the same thing, study his walking pattern, and when he's on the balcony, you make a run to his office and you wait for him with a silenced pistol, once he gets in his office, you shoot him in the head. Some dragons on the second floor might hear him die or see his corpse on the ground and come investigate so be ready to shoot anywhere between one and three dragons, once again, aim for the head, otherwise they'll attack you and bust your cover. That's the trickiest part of the plan.

Once Lee Hong is dead, if your cover hasn't been busted, you walk down the stairs, being careful not to get spotted by Tzun, and when his back is turned, make a run to the front door and the restaurant to give the jade statue to the old man. Then you need to head back to the mansion, and study Tzun's walking pattern, but this time you'll make a run toward the dock instead of the second floor. This part can be tricky too because by now you've been playing flawlessly for fifteen minutes an you'll be pretty nervous about not getting spotted by Tzun and getting to the dock area requires you to press a couple of buttons to operate the elevator.

Surprisingly enough, it is also possible to execute an equally quiet kill of Pablo in the infamous third mission in Colombia.

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Blueskirt42,I know many people finish this level in same way,the only difference is,they "kill" Tzun with soup and in the end,they kill Lee Hong in his office. I didn,t know about rating system in Hitman Codename,do you know which weapons do you get if you finish xxx mission without alarm and since you were mention 3rd mission in Columbia,I guess you have a sniper shot in your mind,right?

The problem with killing Tzun with the soup is that you need to kill a waiter and Tzun's corpse ends up being found, preventing you from scoring a perfect hit. It's a good solution, it's just not the cleanest one.

The only weapon that is unlocked is the Desert Eagle. If you complete the first mission perfectly, you will unlock the Desert Eagle for the second mission. If you complete the second mission perfectly, you will unlock the Desert Eagle for the third mission, etc. By "unlocking" I mean that the Desert Eagle will be purchasable when you buy guns and ammo at the start of the mission. If you triggered any alarm or got your cover blown in the previous mission, the Desert Eagle will be greyed out meaning the game will not allow you to purchase it.

And yeah, to kill Pablo without you need to drag a sniper rifle from the first Colombian mission all the way to the third one (you can get a sniper rifle in the third mission but it is much easier to use the one you get in the first Colombian mission).

A sniperrifle saves you many minutes in the latest mission in Columbia.of course you can also kill Pablo with pistol and listen his monolog. You are right that method in 4th mission is not the cleanest one but many people use it,I prefer killing Lee Hong with sniperrifle from north east corrner.

Just watched the video, that was pretty damn rad!

Hahah!
That reminds me, in Blood Money if you strangle a person while he/she is in a stair, agent 47 makes a super fast attack.
It's as if that person's neck had the resistance of a toothpick.