New edition ps4 payday 3 professional#
Although gunfights with unfeasibly large numbers of policemen are commonplace the game encourages you to be as professional as possible, and you’re docked money for killing civilians. This is a problem given the unremarkable, and rather imprecise, gunplay and the fact that the moment-to-moment gameplay is nowhere near as unique as the game likes to think. When it’s done you make your way to your escape route and the chance to do it all again in different surroundings. An awful lot of the game simply boils down to defending your position from an infinite wave of police as a timer (a drill boring into a safe, a computer downloading data, etc.) slowly counts down. The problem is that although the details of what you’re doing change – from robbing a nightclub to a good old-fashioned bank job – the mechanics don’t. In fact the game really only gets interesting once you’ve invested enough hours to get the more unusual late-game bonuses.
After a successful mission you then have the opportunity to spend your ill-gotten gains on everything from building blueprints to computer-controlled sniper support. There are multiple character classes to play as, with newly expanded skill trees, and as you’d imagine each can be levelled up and customised as you earn money and experience.
This in turn allows for even more scenarios to be borrowed from Heat, as you’re double-crossed and then have to organise a payback to get your money. Some of the longer jobs involve not only robbery but fencing the stolen goods afterwards.
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