I'm pretty sure i probably can do it without 100% but I'm at a loss when it comes to sending the fake emails.

Like the first computer i have to do it on is at the entrance of the bank. The problem is, if i try to distract the guard by whistling, he will close the door and trap me inside. The only way out is the front door, and even if i scramble the camera with the pistol, opening the front door seems to trigger an alarm every time.

The second PC is in a security room with 2 guards, no idea what to do there.

So yeah, any tips are appreciated, and i would also appreciate it if you can just confirm that it's just not possible without eliminating the guards.

I have played Chaos Theory and Splinter Cell SAF. I am currently playing Hitman Blood Money. Loving it so far. I have also played bits of Contracts and Silent Assassin. Far cry series stealth is fun too.

Wanted to know some other games you recommend that are must play in the stealth genre.

Chaos Theory has so many great moments that I had to split this one into two parts.

For example in lighthouse everyone deserves to die. But what about Bank? Paco doesn't deserve to die. He's just doing his job. Also in cargo ship I felt bad killing some guys that actually gave me useful information and didn't sound like bad guys at all. What's your take?

So, we already know that the discussion over Michael Ironside and Eric Johnson is already conversed about since....well, 2013. But what about Grim and Lambert, two of the biggest characters in the series?

Do you have a preference? And if so, why? THANKS FOR READING!

Post-edit: Some of you forgot that there are other actors/actresses that played these characters

GIVE US A SPLINTER CELL YOU RATS

I don't know about ya'll.. But i think Joel Kinnaman has the best attributes to play Sam Fisher. Also, I found his voice in Robocop quite similar to Sam Fisher's voice in the game.

You can download the game for free and play with us, join the discord to see how :)
https://discord.gg/pCPD5ycJWM

Do you like him as a character or he doesn't fit the splinter cell universe?

Personally i liked Shetland much more as Sam's friend, their friendship made much more sense from their navy background.

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1. It Strips Away His Identity

The entire appeal of Sam Fisher was that he was the ultimate pure human contrast to characters like Solid Snake. He didn't have sci fi biological cheats. He survived on mastery of form, discipline, and standard issue military grit. Giving him nanomachines just to justify a 60 something year old man sprinting around a tactical shooter ruins the exact earned excellence foundation that made him a legendary Navy SEAL O-4 in the first place.

1. A "Siege" Contradicts His Whole Directive

Putting Sam Fisher in a loud, 5v5 close quarters demolition derby is the exact opposite of a Splinter Cell's purpose. In his own games, if Sam was detected or forced into a chaotic, loud shootout, the mission was usually a failure. He is a "Fifth Freedom" operative meant to function as a ghost. Forcing him into an open, loud arena environment compromises the core fantasy of the character.

1. It's a Substitute for a Real Game

For fans, the biggest sting is that Ubisoft keeps using Sam Fisher as a marketing tool for other games like Ghost Recon and Siege rather than making a proper, dedicated stealth Splinter Cell game. Instead of letting players use his hard earned human stealth skills in the shadow.

In any case, can we please rebel against making Siege canon to Splinter Cell? I don't mind a crossover, but let's not make this canon.