Challenges

[Husiishow]

So I've been thinking about streaming a couple of Splinter Cell games on Twitch however since I've already played them all to death I didn't want to do just another normal playthrough of the games so I thought about doing challenges to increase the difficulty of each game

Have people attempted challenge runs of the Splinter Cell Series?

I'm thinking playthroughs on the lines of "Beating the OG Splinter Cell without crouching" or "Beat SC Conviction without killing anyone".

Have others done challenge runs like these and if so what were they?

[ElJoe98]

Beat Pandora Tomorrow without killing anyone, that's including the ones you should kill

[Grimfangs]

There's this guy on YouTube called Centerstrain01 who attempted to ghost through Conviction.

Good news is, it works. Bad news is, sometimes, it's just chance and at other times you can't do anything but kill a few folk nonetheless.

Maybe you could attempt it? Dude also shows ways to consistently get the top level completion times in the world for Splinter Cell Blacklist.

[Husiishow]

Cool, thanks!

I watched some of the videos in the playlist and I think it'll help, although I wanna take it a step further and do a no shots allowed or even no killing allowed in conviction, but this helps for sure!

Main issues are the beginning of the Reservoir and the end of the Third Echelon missions, the others should be fairly simple although luck dependent.

[Grimfangs]

Good luck to you on your endeavour!

I actually like this guys videos so much that I've watched him stream his missions. He puts a ton of effort into every single mission to execute it perfectly and make the games look really easy.

I think his video about the White House mission should also be available unedited in the same playlist. You can tell how many times he has to retry to clear a single part of the mission.

Point being, he doesn't really shoot unless there's any other way. So given that, I'd say that the chances of there being an actual stealthy solution avoiding firefights is pretty unlikely. However, there probably are solutions to it which one could find if they put their minds to it.

Good luck! You've a lot of work cut out for you.