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So play the target, and when you fail press [Esc] (As long as both you and your target are alive this will work) Disconnect your network cable, wait for the prompt and choose main menu reconnect your cable and restart your Elusive target.
This will work with all ET's except the one's with two targets.
It might even work with Hitman 3 (when it arrives).
But you have to shoot it, so there's a risk someone will see you.
Placing distractions is safer. You can accidentally throw something at the target's head and knock them out. If you place electrocution phone and bodyguard goes for it, just pick it up quickly and place again until you see your target with a question mark.
Is it true that exploding fire extinguishers act like concussion grenades? I would have never thought of this, or expected it.
And btw another good tip for players (unless I just missed it above) is the difference between throwing vs. placing distractions. I learned this taking out Mark Faba with Napoleon Blownaparte. Usually f you throw an object in front of the target their guard will investigate, but if you place it in front of them they will pick it up themselves. Maybe you can better explain this.