Rarely there's a woman targeted and if it is, then it's a low grade mark. We can also argue that the Hitman franchise is an offense to women. It's not about the finish the journey is the most important part. Hitman is more about stealth and finishing the mark (you'll soon develop a specific vocabulary, especially if you watch Assassins, with Antonio Banderas and Sylvester Stallone a dozen times), it's more like watching a domino effect that you have set in motion by your actions. Sure, you can take virtual lives in other games as well, but the professional feeling doesn't really exist in any of them. Some people have blamed it for serious or superfluous reasons and some had nothing but high praise for the only killing simulator on the market. Opinions about the Hitman series have always been extremely disputed.
