Otherwise, you can find a couple of ways to lure him out of his home. A celebrity tattooist has been called to help fix some terrible ink of his wife, so that’s one way in.

Getting inside is a difficult enough task, let alone finding a way to kill him undetected. That means he’s living a life of complete luxury in his exotic mansion (complete with pet hippo), although he still takes his security very seriously and is constantly surrounded by guards. Rico Delgado is the leader of the Delgado cartel and head of a billion-dollar drug empire. Santa Fortuna targets: Rico Delgado, Andrea Martinez, Jorge Franco With a vast drug empire to control, they’re very heavy on security and extremely suspicious of new faces poking around in places they shouldn’t be, so be cautious if you venture towards Rico’s mansion or the coca plantation in the bottom corner of the map. There’s a small residential area and an even smaller section of the jungle where tourists can take in some of the beautiful scenery, though stray too far from these parts and you’ll encroach on the Delgado’s private territory. Santa Fortuna itself is a small, rural village. The trio is scattered about their home base in Santa Fortuna and very rarely meets in the same place, so your best bet is to take them out individually within the locations they can regularly be found. In the Three-Headed Serpent mission, your objective is to assassinate three key members of the Delgado drug cartel. If you want to go in a little more prepared for specifically the Santa Fortuna mission though, read on. If you are just starting out, you might want to familiarise yourself with some tips on starting load-outs how to be an effective assassin in our Hitman 2 guide hub. Watch on YouTube Hitman 2 Santa Fortuna walkthrough

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