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This is a Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Blacklist video walkthrough. No Cutscenes / No Kills / In this guide, we will be going for Ghost in all of the campaign missions. That means that we will be playing stealthy with no alerts or kills. I do my best to ensure that my walkthroughs are easy to follow and I give tips and help along the way to make sure that anyone, no matter what their skill is, can follow along easily. Along the way, we will also be picking up several high value achievements / trophies for beating the game on Perfectionist difficulty and perfecting the Ghost play style.

Achievements / Trophies we will get (Note: You will get many more for completing the missions, but these are the major ones we are going for)

• 4th Echelon Officer (100 G) – Completed every single player mission on Perfectionist difficulty
• Tactical Style: Ghost (25 G) – Mastered Ghost playstyle on 7 missions
• No Kill Option Engaged (50 G) – Completed single player campaign without killing anyone as Sam Fisher
• Distraction Tactician (10 G) – Stealthily took down an enemy who has been lured by sound
• Mission Footprint Zero (10 G) – Completed single player mission undetected

Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Blacklist is an action-adventure stealth game published by Ubisoft. It is the sixth installment of Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell series and is the direct sequel to Splinter Cell: Conviction. It was released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Wii U, and Xbox 360, in North America on August 20, 2013, Australia on August 22, 2013, Europe on August 23, 2013, and  Japan on September 5, 2013.

Following the events of Splinter Cell: Conviction, Patricia Caldwell, the President of the United States, shuts down the corrupt Third Echelon and replaces it with a new special operations and counter-terrorism unit called Fourth Echelon — a team of elite operatives drawn from different agencies, who operate in a mobile environment and perform missions assigned directly by the Commander in Chief, led by former Third Echelon agent Sam Fisher. When a group of twelve terrorists calling themselves “The Engineers” initiate a deadly countdown of escalating attacks on United States assets called “The Blacklist”, Fisher and his team are assigned to hunt them down and stop the Blacklist countdown before it reaches zero.

Watch the full Splinter Cell Blacklist Walkthrough

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This is a Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Blacklist video walkthrough. No Cutscenes / No Kills / In this guide, we will be going for Ghost in all of the campaign missions. That means that we will be playing stealthy with no alerts or kills. I do my best to ensure that my walkthroughs are easy to follow and I give tips and help along the way to make sure that anyone, no matter what their skill is, can follow along easily. Along the way, we will also be picking up several high value achievements / trophies for beating the game on Perfectionist difficulty and perfecting the Ghost play style.

Achievements / Trophies we will get (Note: You will get many more for completing the missions, but these are the major ones we are going for)

• 4th Echelon Officer (100 G) – Completed every single player mission on Perfectionist difficulty
• Tactical Style: Ghost (25 G) – Mastered Ghost playstyle on 7 missions
• No Kill Option Engaged (50 G) – Completed single player campaign without killing anyone as Sam Fisher
• Distraction Tactician (10 G) – Stealthily took down an enemy who has been lured by sound
• Mission Footprint Zero (10 G) – Completed single player mission undetected

Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Blacklist is an action-adventure stealth game published by Ubisoft. It is the sixth installment of Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell series and is the direct sequel to Splinter Cell: Conviction. It was released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Wii U, and Xbox 360, in North America on August 20, 2013, Australia on August 22, 2013, Europe on August 23, 2013, and  Japan on September 5, 2013.

Following the events of Splinter Cell: Conviction, Patricia Caldwell, the President of the United States, shuts down the corrupt Third Echelon and replaces it with a new special operations and counter-terrorism unit called Fourth Echelon — a team of elite operatives drawn from different agencies, who operate in a mobile environment and perform missions assigned directly by the Commander in Chief, led by former Third Echelon agent Sam Fisher. When a group of twelve terrorists calling themselves “The Engineers” initiate a deadly countdown of escalating attacks on United States assets called “The Blacklist”, Fisher and his team are assigned to hunt them down and stop the Blacklist countdown before it reaches zero.

Watch the full Splinter Cell Blacklist Walkthrough

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This is a Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Blacklist video walkthrough. No Cutscenes / No Kills / In this guide, we will be going for Ghost in all of the campaign missions. That means that we will be playing stealthy with no alerts or kills. I do my best to ensure that my walkthroughs are easy to follow and I give tips and help along the way to make sure that anyone, no matter what their skill is, can follow along easily. Along the way, we will also be picking up several high value achievements / trophies for beating the game on Perfectionist difficulty and perfecting the Ghost play style.

Achievements / Trophies we will get (Note: You will get many more for completing the missions, but these are the major ones we are going for)

• 4th Echelon Officer (100 G) – Completed every single player mission on Perfectionist difficulty
• Tactical Style: Ghost (25 G) – Mastered Ghost playstyle on 7 missions
• No Kill Option Engaged (50 G) – Completed single player campaign without killing anyone as Sam Fisher
• Distraction Tactician (10 G) – Stealthily took down an enemy who has been lured by sound
• Mission Footprint Zero (10 G) – Completed single player mission undetected

Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Blacklist is an action-adventure stealth game published by Ubisoft. It is the sixth installment of Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell series and is the direct sequel to Splinter Cell: Conviction. It was released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Wii U, and Xbox 360, in North America on August 20, 2013, Australia on August 22, 2013, Europe on August 23, 2013, and  Japan on September 5, 2013.

Following the events of Splinter Cell: Conviction, Patricia Caldwell, the President of the United States, shuts down the corrupt Third Echelon and replaces it with a new special operations and counter-terrorism unit called Fourth Echelon — a team of elite operatives drawn from different agencies, who operate in a mobile environment and perform missions assigned directly by the Commander in Chief, led by former Third Echelon agent Sam Fisher. When a group of twelve terrorists calling themselves “The Engineers” initiate a deadly countdown of escalating attacks on United States assets called “The Blacklist”, Fisher and his team are assigned to hunt them down and stop the Blacklist countdown before it reaches zero.

Watch the full Splinter Cell Blacklist Walkthrough

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Clean Hands: 100 – Complete Dishonored without killing anyone

Mostly Flesh and Steel: 50 – Complete game without purchasing supernatural powers or enhancements besides Blink

Shadow: 30 – Completed Dishonored Missions without alerting anyone

Just Dark Enough: 50 – Completed Dishonored game in low chaos

Resolution: 100 – Completed Game

Vanished: 10 – Escaped Prison and navigated sewers undetected

Surgical: 30 – Played from first mission through Kaldwin’s Bridge killing fewer than 10 characters

Excommunication: 5 – Eliminated High Overseer Campbell

Specter: 20 – After escaping prison, you completed a mission not alerting anyone and killing less than 5 people

Faceless: 20 – After escaping Coldridge Prison, you completed a mission without alerting anyone

This Dishonored Walkthrough was recorded on the hardest difficulty on the PC. But the game is exactly the same for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 Dishonored players. So anyone can follow this guide.

Check out the full Dishonored Clean Hands Walkthrough by The Red Dragon

• Dishonored Walkthrough Part 1
• Dishonored Part 2: High Overseer Campbell
• Dishonored Part 3: House of Pleasure
• Dishonored Part 4: Royal Physician
• Dishonored Part 5: Lady Boyle’s Last Party
• Dishonored Part 6: Return to the Tower
• Dishonored Part 7: Flooded District
• Dishonored Part 8: The Loyalists
• Dishonored Part 9: Light at the End
• Dishonored Knife of Dunwall DLC Part 1
• Dishonored Knife of Dunwall Part 2 - Part B
• Dishonored Knife of Dunwall Part 3

Dishonored is a first-person stealth action video game that is developed by Arkane Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. It was released from October 9 to October 12, 2012 for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

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Clean Hands: 100 – Complete Dishonored without killing anyone

Mostly Flesh and Steel: 50 – Complete game without purchasing supernatural powers or enhancements besides Blink

Shadow: 30 – Completed Dishonored Missions without alerting anyone

Just Dark Enough: 50 – Completed Dishonored game in low chaos

Resolution: 100 – Completed Game

Vanished: 10 – Escaped Prison and navigated sewers undetected

This Dishonored Walkthrough was recorded on the hardest difficulty on the PC. But the game is exactly the same for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 Dishonored players. So anyone can follow this guide.

Check out the full Dishonored Clean Hands Walkthrough by The Red Dragon

• Dishonored Walkthrough Part 1
• Dishonored Part 2: High Overseer Campbell
• Dishonored Part 3: House of Pleasure
• Dishonored Part 4: Royal Physician
• Dishonored Part 5: Lady Boyle’s Last Party
• Dishonored Part 6: Return to the Tower
• Dishonored Part 7: Flooded District
• Dishonored Part 8: The Loyalists
• Dishonored Part 9: Light at the End
• Dishonored Knife of Dunwall DLC Part 1
• Dishonored Knife of Dunwall Part 2 – Part B
• Dishonored Knife of Dunwall Part 3

Dishonored is a first-person stealth action video game that is developed by Arkane Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. It was released from October 9 to October 12, 2012 for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

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 Dishonored is not known for its length as much as its gameplay, which makes the newest DLC, The Knife of Dunwall, a welcome addition to an otherwise short experience. Not only does it add a few more levels to the game, but lets players take the role of Daud, leader of the group of assassins who go after Corvo, who is seeking redemption for what he has done to the Empress.

The DLC gives us 3 main levels; a revisiting of one we’ve been to already (the Flooded District) and new ones, the Legal District and Rothwild Slaughterhouse. There’s a little bit of disappointment in not all three being original, but the revisiting to the Flooded District is still fun enough to let it pass.

Daud has much of the same special abilities given to him by the Outsider, with a couple of new ones, like the ability to summon an Assassin to assist him in battle (feeling much like Assassin’s Creed 2). Others are variations from what Corvo had, like Blink which when used standing still, stops time. It’s not enough to make much of an impression; but really, this DLC isn’t for those looking for drastically new gameplay. Those who love the main story and gameplay of Dishonored will get exactly more of that and likely won’t be disappointed. What is nice about the recurrence of old abilities is that Blink was fine tuned and is much more fun to play with, without the control issues that the main game had.

On top of this, the back story of Daud, without giving anything away, is really intriguing. If you are a person who loved the city of Dunwall and the details to go with it, this will definitely entice you to explore it further. And for $10 for the DLC, it really is a great price point, considered what you are given. Do expect to have to purchase the follow-up DLC if you want  to complete Daud’s story, as it is clearly left unfinished in the wake of the upcoming release, The Brigmore Witches. If you haven’t tired of Dishonored yet, then for the price, it’s worth it, despite minor drawbacks.

To learn how to get through the DLC and the rest of the game undetected, you can check out The Red Dragon Dishonored Clean Hands Walkthrough on Youtube of every level.

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