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Do we know if there will be a tutorial in the released version of the game, or is there perhaps a good guide online somewhere? I tried the Beta with a friend, but we ran around like headless chickens not knowing what the hell we were doing. And this was on the easiest map we could select (jewelry store heist), so I don't even want to imagine the harder maps.
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# ¿ Aug 13, 2013 03:17 |
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# ¿ Apr 29, 2024 01:47 |
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I'm playing this blindly for the first time with a few friends, and I have a few questions regarding some mechanics: Does the visibility meter matter at all, or is it simply Low/Medium/High? For example I will be the same "Medium" regardless of how close I'm to hitting Low\High? Is money supposed to be incredibly tight, or are we not focusing enough on the "hard" heists? We've just hit level 19, and we're all strapped for cash - the money required for the next tier (~264k?) is right now a enormous sum of money for us since a mission pays out maybe ~30k. Nevermind getting new weapons and adding modifications. We've split the trees among us, and I got the Technician tree. Are C4's invisible to civilians/guards? I was thinking of grabbing the "On/Off" upgrade to make them warn if someone walks past during stealthy attempts, but that idea flies out of the window if the NPCs notice them. My Ghost friend is going to tear his hair out soon - How does the ECM jammer work? Is it map-wide? How long does the duration last? I really like this game so far, even if my group is utterly terrible at stealth (Framing Frames Day 1 is currently our whale, and somehow we always gently caress up Jewelry Store. Don't even get me started on Bank Heist). And although the ingame talent tree is terrible with explaining what "significantly" means, the calculator in the OP helped clear that up! The number one complaint we have so far is that none of us have gotten a single mask yet. Loads of patterns/colours, but no mask.
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# ¿ Sep 12, 2013 15:07 |
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After not seeing it pop up ever, and it being the only mission we had not played yet as a group, my friends and I bought the Big Oil heist by using off-shore money and went into it blindly, only knowing it had a bad reputation. Day 1 went so-so, but the spending money we got from it was OK for being a short mission. And then we got to map 2. If the information is burned on day 1, is it practically impossible to know which engine is the correct one? We sent one away for "testing", but died before we got an answer. It being a pro-only job, we're not really keen on retrying it before we know.
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# ¿ Sep 18, 2013 08:49 |
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Lemon Curdistan posted:No, it's completely possible. You need to look for several clipboards around the house: one will tell you which of the three elements is the right one (you then use the whiteboard at the lab entrance to match that to a main canister colour) and one will tell you what the secondary element is and how many cables are connecting it to the main device (this is shown as e.g. "2xH" for "two cables, hydrogen"). Once you have those, look for a computer in the main lab that gives you a value in psi; you need to convert that to bar and then check the pressure gauge on the engine to make sure that it matches (for reference, the computer almost always indicates ~5800psi which is ~400bar IME, but that might not be the case every time). Oh. Now I just feel rather dumb. Thank you for explaining it!
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# ¿ Sep 18, 2013 09:13 |