Part 15

Object Interaction: Vacuum Cleaners, Sinks, Fuseboxes, and Generators can be activated or deactivated by shooting them from a distance. Radios, however, will be destroyed if shot.

Bullet Impacts: Shooting near NPCs can distract them, causing them to investigate or pause. Be cautious, as being spotted firing your weapon can lead to a combat situation.

Alarms and Explosions: Activating Fire Alarms or causing explosions will draw the attention of Guards, causing everyone to stop their current actions. This can provide an opportunity to move unseen.

Bumping: Intentionally bumping into NPCs will make them pause, potentially allowing you to move through an area or perform an action before they resume their routine.

ICA Remote Audio Distraction Device: Available at Sapienza Mastery Level 10 (Legacy) and Miami Mastery Level 18. This device resembles a mine and is treated as such by Guards, requiring an appropriate disguise to carry. When activated, it emits a loud beeping noise that attracts nearby individuals. It can only be turned off by being picked up by you or a Guard. If a Guard picks it up, they will take it to a Weapons Box, and you will need to retrieve it or intercept the Guard to use the device again. Using it against Civilians may cause them to seek a Guard, so act quickly if you intend to subdue or eliminate them. Guards will pick up the device and leave, giving you time to act. To prevent attracting multiple individuals simultaneously, pick up the device after one person is lured to the location.

"Mixtape 47": Available at Bangkok Mastery Level 20 (Legacy). This functions identically to the regular Audio Distraction Device but plays music instead of a beeping noise.

ICA Remote Micro Audio Distraction Device: Available at Santa Fortuna Mastery Level 20. This device emits the same beeping noise as the original but is small enough to be held openly and placed easily, even in crowded rooms. If placed discreetly, lured NPCs may remain searching for the source indefinitely. If placed in the open, it can be picked up by Guards and Civilians as it is not perceived as a weapon. In this case, you must ambush the person holding it to use the device again.

Distraction Specificity: Different objects distract different NPCs. For instance, a Coin might attract a Guard, while a Crowbar might attract a Civilian.

Throwing Objects: Being seen throwing an object will cause NPCs to react negatively, requiring you to try again.

Line of Sight: If you are in one room and your target is in another with a door between you, you must open the door before throwing an object for your target to hear it. Sinks, Vacuums, and Radios will attract people regardless of whether a door is open.