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RDU Neil
Jan 19th, '05, 07:20 AM
www.hitman.us

Can't tell whether I should find this funny... or appalling.

Probably a little of both. :bmk:

Vanguard00
Jan 19th, '05, 11:42 AM
Hey, they offer gift certificates! Cool!

Starwolf
Jan 19th, '05, 11:53 AM
Thats too funny! Someone put a lot of work into that game sight. Wait theres a knock at the door.....

Vanguard00
Jan 19th, '05, 11:55 AM
I wanna know if anyone is gonna send 'em an email...

...cuz I sure ain't. :no:

TheQuestionMan
Jan 19th, '05, 12:18 PM
That's really funny.

Wonder if they will follow any of the archetypes...

Hmmm... "The Google is strong in this one"

QM

Trencher
Jan 19th, '05, 02:58 PM
What do you mean?
Another thing how is this going to be the next dc campain?

Vanguard00
Jan 19th, '05, 03:19 PM
What do you mean?
Another thing how is this going to be the next dc campain?


Um...it's a joke. "Hitman" was a DC comic a while back.

RDU Neil
Jan 19th, '05, 03:31 PM
What do you mean?
Another thing how is this going to be the next dc campain?

DC as in Dark Champions... as in, this website would be exactly the kind of thing a group of Player Character assassins would create to promote themselves. Heck... I've got a group of super-mercenaries as one campaign in my world. Very likely they DO have a website just like this, as one PC is a super hacker.

Mr. R
Jan 19th, '05, 10:25 PM
Ok why is it that the first thing that popped into my head reading that was that it should have a sound bite from AC/DC's "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" attached to it?

Jerome

Trencher
Jan 20th, '05, 09:42 AM
DC as in Dark Champions... as in, this website would be exactly the kind of thing a group of Player Character assassins would create to promote themselves.
Well I am curious how a campain with a group of hitmen (women?) would work. Once in a shadow run campain one of the players ran a hitman, and coming up with interesting adventures for that character was very difficult.

Trencher
Jan 20th, '05, 09:44 AM
Um...it's a joke. "Hitman" was a DC comic a while back.
I read one of those it was the one with the green lantern crossover. Pretty dull stuff but I have never been a fan of the cool hitman type of comics.

Susano
Jan 20th, '05, 09:56 AM
I read one of those it was the one with the green lantern crossover. Pretty dull stuff but I have never been a fan of the cool hitman type of comics.

HITMAN started out okay, but started to go downhill after a few of the trades come out. Much like PREACHER in fact. The amusing banter and interesting character interactions were replaced with piles of bodies and bullets. I was going to try and write-up HITMAN, but dumped all my books before I could get around to it.

Vanguard00
Jan 20th, '05, 10:09 AM
So...anyone emailed these guys yet?

Trencher
Jan 20th, '05, 10:54 AM
Not me.
The whole murder for hire thing.. It just seems so inpersonal.

Bucky
Jan 21st, '05, 03:26 AM
Not me.
The whole murder for hire thing.. It just seems so inpersonal. Oh and doing it for free would be more personable? I mean I am all for doing it yourself in most things in life. But if you are going to kill someone, you really want to let a professional do it. You might screw it up, and instead of a quick painless death, you get hours of excrusiating pain, whining, complaining, and probably a horrible mess to clean up.

That's not being more personable, that is just being cheap.

There is a smiley around here somewhere

Captain Obvious
Jan 21st, '05, 06:16 AM
Maybe the people Trencher wants dead deserve hours of excruciating pain...

Trencher
Jan 21st, '05, 12:02 PM
If you are old enough to kill somone then you are old enough to clean up after yourself my father always said to me.
And who to say who is a professional? I know that I never get good at any task unless I have been doing it for a month atleast. Let’s say killing someone takes like five minutes then you can kill 96 people per day when you are working then you have to murder atleast twothousandeighthoundredandeighty people before you can call yourself and professional murderer in my opinion. Let’s face it most professional killers are just highly trained amateurs. :yes:

fbdaury
Jan 21st, '05, 09:19 PM
If you are old enough to kill somone then you are old enough to clean up after yourself my father always said to me.
And who to say who is a professional? I know that I never get good at any task unless I have been doing it for a month atleast. Let’s say killing someone takes like five minutes then you can kill 96 people per day when you are working then you have to murder atleast twothousandeighthoundredandeighty people before you can call yourself and professional murderer in my opinion. Let’s face it most professional killers are just highly trained amateurs. :yes:

That right there... that's some messed up math, and I say ths from the comfort of my nice cozy tower where I sit and cradle my H&K Rifle:whistle:

Trencher
Jan 22nd, '05, 12:05 AM
Actually I used a calculator. :yes:

Speedball
Jan 25th, '05, 05:23 PM
The whole thing's gotta be a joke, but that doesn't stop from thinking about hiring them to knock out W. They charge a little extra to impliate innocents, but it might be worth it to take Dick Cheney out of the line of succession...
Maybe I should start a site to raise the donations I'd need to cover the cost. Bet if I put it up on eBay, I'd raise the money in half an hour.

Trencher
Jan 26th, '05, 12:18 AM
They take you first, you can not match their kind of mony.
Besides the NGD board is right over there. (hint-hint)