Hitman: Blood Money Part 8 - Weapons and Items Guide

Q: How to get more ammo in Hitman: Blood Money?

This part details how to manage ammo, use ICA crates for weapon storage and transport, and explains the tiered upgrade system for weapons and items, including custom weapon options.

Q: Where to find weapons crates in Hitman: Blood Money?

This part details how to manage ammo, use ICA crates for weapon storage and transport, and explains the tiered upgrade system for weapons and items, including custom weapon options.

Q: How much do weapon upgrades cost in Hitman: Blood Money?

This part details how to manage ammo, use ICA crates for weapon storage and transport, and explains the tiered upgrade system for weapons and items, including custom weapon options.

Q: When do weapon upgrade tiers unlock in Hitman: Blood Money?

This part details how to manage ammo, use ICA crates for weapon storage and transport, and explains the tiered upgrade system for weapons and items, including custom weapon options.

Q: How to store weapons in Hitman: Blood Money?

This part details how to manage ammo, use ICA crates for weapon storage and transport, and explains the tiered upgrade system for weapons and items, including custom weapon options.

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This section of the guide covers the various weapons and items available to Agent 47 in Hitman: Blood Money, including how to acquire and manage ammunition, utilize storage crates, and understand the weapon upgrade system.

Walkthrough

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Starting Missions: Missions typically begin with a cutscene followed by a Mission Briefing, where objectives are outlined.
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Weapons and Items: These are the tools of Agent 47's trade, with many options available.
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Acquiring Ammo: Ammo clips can be found during missions. You can also refill ammo by picking up a weapon of the same type or a weapon from the same class (e.g., TMP and MP5 share ammo). There is no limit to the amount of ammo you can carry.
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ICA Crates, Weapon Crates, and Weapon Boxes:
- ICA Weapons Crate: Found on the map of every mission, this allows you to store weapons found during a mission to add to your collection. It can also be used to discreetly bring large weapons into a mission.
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Unmarked Weapons Crates: Used to store weapons for your collection but cannot be used to bring in large weapons.
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Weapons Boxes: Usually found in Guard Quarters, these contain weapons to acquire. They have other uses detailed later in the guide.
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Weapon and Item Upgrade Tiers: Certain weapons and standard items can be upgraded. There are five tiers that unlock sequentially as missions are completed. Each item within a tier costs the same amount.
- Tier 1: Available at the Beginning, Cost: $50,000
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Tier 2: Available After "Curtains Down", Cost: $75,000
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Tier 3: Available After "Flatline", Cost: $100,000
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Tier 4: Available After "The Murder of Crows", Cost: $150,000
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Tier 5: Available After "Death on the Mississippi", Cost: $200,000
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Custom Weapons and Upgrades: The five starting weapons can be upgraded. Purchased upgrades can be unequipped. Custom ammo does not allow for increased ammo by picking up similar weapons. Leaving custom weapons behind incurs a $5,000 retrieval fee per weapon.

Tips

Higher difficulty levels result in less money earned per mission.
Playing "A Vintage Year" without completing "Death of a Showman" first grants $75,000. Completing "Death of a Showman" first yields more money.
ICA Crates are essential for managing large weapons, both for storage and discreet insertion.
Be mindful of the retrieval fee for custom weapons left behind.

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