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You never had a password for the game. When you log into the website it's an ioi website account which most players never had, so you have to make an account.
If you're just asking for a password retrieval for an account that doesn't exist, there's nothing to send you.
It's entirely possible that I never made an account at their website out of game, despite signing up in-game. The fact that Chrome can't recall a password for IO confirms this. I'm still unsure on what I should have done differently. I assumed that making an account in the game would be recorded somewhere on their side.
I appreciate you being brutally honest without being mean.
It was literally impossible for you to make an ioi website account 7 years ago for Hitman (2016) because the option to do so didn't even exist until several years later. A website account was never at any point required to play or access the game.
You didn't "transfer" any account from Hitman 1 to Hitman 2 because no such account even existed.
ioi Website accounts didn't even exist until the year after Hitman 2 (2018) released, so unless you made one sometime in 2019 when they were created, you probably don't have one. And since the only reason to make one was to sign up for their newsletter, a lot of people didn't and weren't even aware it existed.
I could be wrong, but I think if you create an ioi account now and then launch H2, it will recognize that progress so that you can then carryover in to WoA.
That doesn't mean there is no progress to be transferred. There are two different things involved here. You have a game profile from playing the game, this is anonymous data collected while playing, you don't log into it other than to just start the game and agree to the EULA, it's fully automated. This data exists simply from playing while online.
Separate from this is the website account as explained above which didn't exist until 2019.
What you want to transfer is your game data, this isn't automatic and has to be requested.
In order to request it, they have to know who you are, since the game account is anonymous, you're creating a website account and then linking it to steam so they can match your game data.
Just because you don't have a website account doesn't mean you don't have game data. It just means you need to create a website account, link it to steam so it can find your game data and then request the transfer.
There was never any transfer from H1 to H2. There is transfer from H2 to H3. You simply need to create a website account, link it to your steam account and then request the game data be transfered.
All you had to do was use the link in the pinned thread:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1659040/discussions/0/3189112650398927942/
You have a game profile from playing the game, you don't have a website account because you never signed up for one, there's a button right there to sign up for one that you could have used.
The problem is that we don't have an agreed upon set of terms and what they mean. When I said "transfer", I meant anything that connected the games, like when I bought H2 and got the H1 DLC unlocked on it. The thing that unlocks progress in H3 is *technically* distinct from that and the difference means a lot more to you than me. Until your last post the words "account" and "profile" were interchangeable to me. Elsewhere in my life those words either mean the exact same thing or are two parts of the same thing. Going from that assumption, making a new account from the link in the pinned thread would have reset my profile and deleted my save game data. Fortunately, it turns out that isn't the case.
There's a lot of convoluted jargon that obfuscated my ability to load up this thing I paid $40 for. It reminds me of how there used to be 20 different ways to buy the game and you literally needed a flow chart to know which version to get. I have over a thousand games in my steam library I've never encountered these kinds of problems with any other video game or video game company. I just wanted to play a game where I kill people by throwing a screwdriver at them from 30 feet away.
Even if you want to be sematic and say account and profile as words mean the same thing, you still have one that is for anonymous game data and the other is for the website account and you need both if you want to transfer progress from H2 to H3.
As for unlocking free DLC in one game based on the other, that was never the same process as transfer of in game levels and equipment and it's also no longer supported.
I literally wrote those guides. I just keep explaining in as many ways as possible until it's understood.