Hitman’s new DLC targets UFC fighter Conor McGregor

Agent 47’s next target is Conor McGregor, the MMA fighter and star of this year’s Rest house Remake, developer IO Interactive announced on Thursday. McGregor will be the next elusive target in Hitman World of Assassination, and it will be available in all versions of the game from June 27th to July 29th.

McGregor’s Hitman Character is known as The Disruptor and is portrayed in the game as – what else? – an MMA fighter. The Disruptor will face Tim Quinn, the CEO of Quantum Leap, who previously Hitman3 Mission “The Farewell”. According to IO Interactive, stakeholders at Quantum Leap fear Quinn will be humiliated by the Disruptor and have tasked Agent 47 with taking out McGregor’s character before the match can take place.

The Disruptor mission sends players to the island of Sgàil “during a conclave of the secret Ark Society, an organization comprised of the richest and most powerful people in the world,” IO Interactive said in a press release. The mission will be free to play for Hitman Newcomers as part of the game’s free starter pack.

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Hitman World of Assassination Players can also take the mission for free and purchase a Disruptor DLC pack for $4.99, which provides a new fur coat cosmetic as well as kettlebell, resistance band, and cane items that will presumably help you kill Conor McGregor. This DLC pack also provides permanent access to The Ostentatious, a two-stage arcade contract featuring the elusive target The Disruptor.

The ability to virtually knock out McGregor should be a catharsis for the UFC fighter’s critics, whether they are angry about his general attitude, his clownish performance in the unnecessary Rest house Remake, the Allegations of sexual assault made against himor be History of violence outside the ring.

If killing Conor McGregor sounds like your style, the Disruptor – Elusive Target mission is available today for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X versions of. Hitman World of Assassination.

The Hitman series has previously featured celebrities as elusive targets, notably actors Gary Busey and Sean Bean, who Hitman And Hitman2respectively.

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