Payday 3. Best Loud Build For Heists "infinite Grit And Edge" Payday 3 Guides

Hello, my amazing sexim Moos, this is your boy Venom here. I really do hope you're all okay and having an amazing day so far. In today's article. I am back with another payday 3 article, and in today's article. I've got a build for all of you that I believe is one of the best possible loud builds, and I do classify it as an Overkill build as well.

Amaz and sexy family, but now let's jump straight into this. Okay, in the background, you're going to have all the different skill cards that I'm actually using, ranging from ammo specialists to mower tanks and so on. Just look at every single one of them that I've equipped, and please do use this build.

I do believe it is an Overkill build; it's what I use all the time for. Just when the situation goes loud, if I'm playing with two or three other people that might be stealing it, let's say the stealth heist goes a little bit wrong and it swaps to go in loud. This is the type of build that I use.

It usually gets me through pretty much every single heist on Overkill. Anything below Overkill, so going up to very hard and normal it's. It's not a problem at all. Seriously, you're pretty much going to be soloing it with this type of build. When it comes to Overkill, though, this does have everything you will need to take down any type of enemy.

I will be using a little bit of my weapon challenge. XP farming game play just to show off what it can actually do with the SA. This is a very strong build, and you're pretty much constantly on edge, which is putting out more damage, and that is the main point of this build, so anything that gets in front of you can pretty much annihilate.

It's got everything for your armor bags as well, so obviously the card I'm referring to there is when you use an armor bag once, it counts as you're taking two plates just to, obviously, keep yourself going because there's so many different types of ways to get ammo, just by killing cops, or loads of different perks that actually grant you ammo, and of course the ammo bag as well, but the actual armor itself for health, for example.

There's no way of getting that; there's no way of actually getting armor back at all. When you lose all your armor, you're pretty much screwed. So with this build as well, it does help you retain as much of your armor as possible, and you can keep replenishing one of your chunks as long as you don't lose your chunk completely.

You can keep replenishing it as well, so you can stay fully armored out using this build, and only when you maybe get into a really bad situation versus a shield or, maybe, a cloaker gets you or you get a hazer or maybe a bulldozzer charges you. Even in the worst-case scenario that happens, you will be able to make it out of there.

You may lose a couple of plates because, as you can see, I'm rocking four plates of armor, so if that did happen, you probably lost about two or three plates of your armor. You just use an armor bag once you replenish two plates, and then as long as you keep killing enemies within. I think it's up to a 5 m radius, it keeps replenishing your armor as well as long as you keep half reloading, so don't let your clip fully extinguish.

Don't use all the bullets in your mag; if you have 10 bullets in a clip, just use about seven or eight of them, then just do a quick reload; it fully replenishes your grit and your edge, and it just helps you last a little bit longer. It's definitely a nice build for when the situation gets loud. It will definitely at least get you to the exit.

I can't guarantee your teammates, depending on their build, but it will at least get you to that exit, but I'm going to wrap this article up here.