Unlike the shuriken, the stone travels in an arc, allowing Hayato to throw it from behind cover. Hayato picks up a stone and throws it, making a clatter that distracts guards for a few seconds. Use the shuriken to take down guards that are out of reach: just make sure that no one will hear them scream or see them die, and make sure that you pick it up after.
However, the advantage of the shuriken is that it allows Hayato a reusable way to take out an enemy relatively quietly from a distance. Thirdly, the victim will take a couple seconds to die, and enemies that see them writhing in their death throes will be alerted (Hint: you can pick up the victim and set them down during the death animation to skip that).įourthly, for some reason, Hayato only carries one shuriken, which means that after throwing it, you need to go and pick it up again before you can use it. Any enemies within that circle will hear the guard when they get hit. Secondly, the victim will cry out when they get hit: notice that when you aim at a target, a blue circle appears around them. However, it has a few disadvantages that you need to be aware of.įirst, the shuriken has a limited range and travels in a straight line, so Hayato needs to have a clear line of sight on his target. This is Hayato’s only relatively quiet long-range option, and it can be useful for taking out guards that are out of reach. Hayato can take out a guard at a distance with a throw of his shuriken. Use it to take care of any guards within his reach. His stealth kill is one of the fastest and quietest. Hayato can stealth kill an enemy with his ninjato.
However, he lacks the ability to lure guards into traps, and his long-range options are limited. Hayato excels at infiltration and distraction: he can disrupt patrols and trick guards into looking the wrong way, and is one of the more agile characters, able to go where others can’t. Hayato, the ninja mercenary, is your first character.
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