This is key for lining up headshots (particularly with the silenced pistol) and timing takedowns while driving. It seems rather out of place in Watch Dogs, but like, every single game must have one these days it seems, so here we are. It's similarly easy to forget about the game's slow-motion Focus mechanic. Explosives are often key to beating tough areas (including one boss fight which would literally be impossible without them), and hacking tools are a lot of fun when you actually remember to use them. It's a bit weird to me that IEDs, grenades, electronic distractions, blackouts, scans and pretty much every secondary thing you can craft is all assigned to the same slot, and often you'll forget you even have these items. While Watch Dogs Uses a weapon wheel like so many other games in the genre these days, it hides a lot of its secondary weapons within it. Knowing his side of the story is important for the very end of the game. You should also find the map-highlighted audio logs of the assassin you capture in the opening in the game, who is held prisoner by Jordi for most of the story. You get to learn a lot more about all the characters (except yourself, ironically), and audio logs are what made Quinn and Iraq my favorite characters in the game. While most collectibles and side-missions have nothing to do with the main plot, audio logs flesh out the relatively sparse central story. The LMG specifically is in my eyes, the best weapon in the game with its 75-round magazine. And when you kill your first "heavy," be sure to take his shotgun or LMG. Buying mid-tier guns just isn't worth it as you will likely find most of those in the wild. I could beat any mission with just my silenced pistol and 5-star assault rifle, making me wonder why the game needed 30 different guns at all. As you will never, ever run out of ammo, it's good to invest in one or two guns you will use a lot. But in contrast, the best investment you can make with your money is to simply save until you can buy the best five star gun in your favorite class.
While car delivery is cool in the open world, it doesn't work at all in missions, which is where it would be the most useful. When you finally start having a little cash in your pocket, I would advise maybe buying one good bike, and one good car, and holding off on any others. The earlier you do this, the more money you will have throughout the game. This will get you very rich, very fast, as whales can bring you anywhere from $8,000 to $15,000 a hack.
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Invest in the Money Hacking Perks as Early as You CanĪfter car hacking tricks, be sure to upgrade the ability to swipe more money from pedestrians, and also especially the perk that will automatically highlight big "whale" targets for you. Later in the game, you can combine this method with the "Disable Helicopter" perk to get away at nearly any wanted level.Ĥ. Unlike GTA, enemies don't have boats, so this works when all else fails. Sometimes, if there wasn't a boat, I would just swim halfway across a massive river until I was just too far away from shore to be found. More than once, I simply drove to the water, got in a boat and sped away for the escape.
This always felt like kind of a cheap trick whenever I used it, but I ran into several missions where the heat from gangs or cops was so intense that I literally couldn't get away using traffic hacking tricks alone. Rather, these sections are usually only beatable through using the city to dispatch your foes, and they can be extremely hard early on if you have to rely solely on flipping traffic lights alone. Know early on that you will NOT be able to out-ram or out-run the pursuing gangs or police, nor can you kill them with drive-bys, as the mechanic doesn't exist in the game. Specifically, invest early on in perks that allow you to control traffic-based hackable items, with bridges and steam pipes being the most useful. There are a number of skill trees you can invest in, but far and away, Hacking is the must-have above Driving, Crafting and Combat.
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