Incidentally, if you have ArmA 2 you can use
this website to make what would take ages in the normal map editor, plus it has a pretty extensive mod support.
But, back on topic. I STRONGLY discourage anyone from buying Hitman: Absolution if you are a fan of other Hitmans (Hitmen? Whatever.). I was actually supposed to finish a post on it I made a while ago on this thread, but I forgot and now it's buried deeeeeeeeeep.
It
might be enjoyable if you like stealth games, but it's an entirely different style of stealth than previous installments', and the storyline discards pretty much all of the continuity, which is pretty odd for a supposedly more 'story-driven' installment (47 behaving absurdly out-of-character, 'justified' by the fact that the person towards whom he's acting like that was subjected to similar experiments - Mr 48s anyone? Agency returning unscathed from the brink of destruction by a major conspiracy-slash-rival-agency, agency using FUCKING STORM FUCKING TROOPERS IN FUCKING THE FUCKING OPEN... *breath in* *breath out*. Oh yeah, and BDSM nunsassins that disappear after a single mission, apparently existing for the sole purpose of the writers being able to go 'HAR HAR WE SO RODRIGUEZ GUISE, AMIRITE?'.
Having said that, though actually I could probably rant on some more, there's a couple of levels in there that feel like Blood Money level designer staged a coup and managed to squeeze a couple of good levels in there, though even those feel like you are allowed to pick which rail do you want to be stuck on.