So many possibilities so many ways of playing. How you do it, is the beauty of the game. It seems that, except for the achievements, deaths and calamity don't mean as much as just completing the missions. Only way to know is to avoid everyone possible, as it seems you're doing. Originally posted by cyberwiz97:During many missions, it's possible to get Ghost on one objective but, before actually completing the mission, you can get side tracked with a side mission or point of interest where, someone might die inadvertently, say from a tranq dart to the head. I guess the devs didn't want to discourage any style of play. There are a couple of cases where an alarm can go off and you'll see the alarm tutorial prompt but, it will NOT negate Foxiest. That 'normally' will negate the Foxiest achievement. When you see that, it means an alarm has been set off.

The only thing you can do for alarms is to watch for the alarm tutorial prompt. There's no way to check body count nor a way to keep track of alarms. Which brings up the answer to your other question. During many missions, it's possible to get Ghost on one objective but, before actually completing the mission, you can get side tracked with a side mission or point of interest where, someone might die inadvertently, say from a tranq dart to the head.

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