Sean Bean as Mark Faba and is the first Elusive Target for Hitman 2.
You’re not really killing Sean Bean, but his character Mark Faba, that goes by the Moniker “The Undying”. He’s the first Elusive Target for Hitman 2 and the mission will run until December 4.
Faba is located on Hitman 2’s Miami map, and the trailer below not only gives you a quick brief on the mission, but clues as to the many options players have to complete the mission. Be wary, you only have one shot, similar to previous Elusive Targets in the previous game.
This is the first of many post-launch content planned for Hitman 2. Simply playing the Elusive Target unlocks the Explosive Penmanship challenge, which grants players the new Explosive Pen weapon upon completion. And if you were able to take down the infamous Mark Faba, the contract rewards you with the “Florida Fit with Gloves” outfit. Scoring a Silent Assassin rating also unlocks the “Terminus” outfit (Hitman: Absolution)
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