Hitman World of Assassination Featuring Conor McGregor Attracts Large Player Base
For those who love to explore the world of stealth and assassination, HITMAN World of Assassination features a brand new mission in which you can see the iconic Conor McGregor in-game. The collaboration has been out for a little while now and will be available until July 29. It's become incredibly popular and has drawn over 150,000 players to the game.
Conor McGregor appears in-game as a combat sports fighter and multi-millionaire, The Disruptor. Not only does it have his voice in the game, but the character features his likeness, too. This mission is available to all players for free through the Free Starter Pack and as an Elusive Target.
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The Disruptor is incredibly popular compared to other Elusive Targets in the game. As it stands, 150,000 daily players are trying to make their way through the game to take him down. These statistics come from the indie game developer IO Interactive, responsible for the Hitman franchise.
Currently, only 47% of players who have attempted this mission have successfully eliminated The Disruptor. Many of the player base who have completed the mission went for hand-to-hand combat to get the whole experience rather than assassinating him outright. 27% of players chose to participate in the cage duel with The Disruptor, which completes the mission if done correctly.
The fastest runtime for this mission comes at a snappy 15 seconds, barely giving The Disruptor any time to get his speech in before he is taken down for good. Some players are deciding to have a bit more fun with it, though, and some have decided to take over 16 agonizing hours to get rid of The Disruptor.
IO Interactive released an info graphic that includes all of the details you need to know about how The Disruptor has been killed in people's Hitman III experiences. Some of the wackiest ways to kill him include using a pair of headphones, a Battle Axe, and the Pale Duck.
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