I've had this issue occur twice now, it'll hard-lock the game, and after you reboot the save is corrupted. As a result, I've begun copying my save to a flash drive after I complete every mission so that when it inevitably does it again I can just bring the save from the flash drive back in. It's a dumb workaround though, and I hope they fix this sooner rather than later.
Yeah, this seems to be the only work around so far.
After playing for 12 hours, my 360 froze while Hitman was saving. Upon restarting my xbox, all of my save game data had been deleted. The only thing still there were the xbox achievements (....yay....?). As far as the game was concerned, I had never played it before. No work arounds that I know of, and the internet says people are having this issue across platforms. Sometimes an hour in, sometimes 12 (as in my case).
So, I dunno. Buyer's Beware? Pretty shitty way to end my night. Sigh.
I love me some video games. She doesn't. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, even though their commonalities with armpits are two-fold: everyone has them and they usually stink. This is just another human with what seems to be a premature perception on gaming, only people listen to her. I don't know who those people are, but I doubt that the way they perceive games has been changed by Kelly's article.
After reading the article, I shrugged. There was definitely a missed opportunity for "an outsider" to sit down and open their minds to video games. It seems to me like she kind of half-assed it. If that's the case, then why care about what she had to say? I'd be way more interested in her thoughts, good or bad, if she had played all those games to completion, the way they are designed to be played.
Left clem at the house with a gun. I know she's a good shot (after all, I trained her). I was right.
I let ben fall. It's funny, as soon as he was grabbed I thought, "if I don't pull the trigger my problem is solved - this guy needs to go." But then I shot the zombie, realizing I couldn't be that cold. Ben made a good case for dropping him. The fact that Kenny was there to be captain douchebag felt..... convenient from a story standpoint.
I hid the bite. I will tell them eventually, but when the time is right. I don't need anyone losing their shit and capping me before I find Clem. Getting bitten was shocking, the biggest "oh fuck!" moment for me so far. I've accepted my inevitable fate, although watching my dream future of "Lee and Clem, zombie hunters" go up in smoke was difficult. I'm going to die, but god damnit, I'm going to save clem first, and take a shitload of zombies with me, on my terms.
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