The Fastest Way To Gain Weapon And Skill Levels Payday 3

and I have an answer for you all today; however, as much as this is reminiscent of my old jewelry store Rush from the launch of Payday 2, this stretch actually comes courtesy of a fantastic steam guide. Essentially, it's a dirty ice speedrun that can be done solo but is fastest with a crew of at least three players first.

Of all, dirty ice is an interesting heist, and it can be approached in many ways, from smash and grab to stealth. One acceptable strategy if you hate stealth is to pick up this heist on normal difficulty. Head in and go loud immediately to call in bile as soon as possible. On this difficulty, all the loot you need can be found on the show floor, meaning you can rush all eight bags in incredibly quickly and escape with the first pickup.

This takes roughly three minutes, with most of that time spent waiting for Bile and earning a fair 442 XP for your skills and weapons. Not bad, but we can do a whole lot better. What you're really going to want to do is stealth this host on normal difficulty, as the XP rewards are more than doubled and it can actually be completed even faster, ideally.

First things first, the build you want consists predominantly of speed skills. If you want to be efficient, you're going to need to pick up infiltrators, quick fingers, and baggers, as well as Escapist and Swift. As for the rest of your skills, if you're still leveling them, I recommend spreading your skill points out to gain as many skills as possible.

You're also going to want to run the standard liner for speed as well as whatever weapons you specifically want to level equipped with. I bring along the ECM jammer in my stealth equipment to save runs later on in case someone slips up and drops into the heist. You're going to want to mask him immediately and head down the back alley to the right side of the building.

One teammate should subdue and hope they're safe to avoid any problems on the escape, while the other cuts through this upstairs window to access the rear of the store. Here, there should be a camera to take out and a civilian to tie down, as well as a room on the left with a whiteboard that can contain the code.

You'll need the serve later if you're playing solo, so put them somewhere safe next. You're going to want a lockpick entrance into the office in order to gain access to this PC and find out what the code is for the basement before hacking a phone in order to access the VIP area, heading in there, and taking out this camera immediately.

The two remaining candidate codes are found here, with one on this table and the other being the employee of the month ID seen on this pillar. Finally, with the code in hand, head downstairs and potentially take out your first guard if he patrols into you, and ideally, you have a teammate answer the page to keep you efficient.

Once you've input the correct code and made it into the workshop, you have a few more cameras to shoot out than a final guard. Subduely, take care of him. Open up this door and grab the red key card. After turning off the power, this will allow you to open the vault with the large gem in it if you press the office button at the same time.

Interacting with the keycard is easy to do as a team if you're solo. You're going to have to throw the sieve at the button to unlock the doors yourself. Is all you need to escape? Just funnel the gem and the two additional bags of jewelry found within the VIP room to secure all the loot value you need to escape clearing, the heist in under two minutes if you're efficient about it for the smash and grab achievement again.

This is much easier to do in a group, with two minutes being our average completion time. This will earn you $66,000 in cash, but more importantly, $924. Weapons skill experience means you'll be gaining 462 experience per minute and a whopping 27, 000 per hour. If you're doing this solo, expect it to take three to four minutes per run, so about 1.5 times slower but still not shabby and honestly surprisingly fun to grind out.

But that's almost all for this article, and I will be leaving you with a full solo for reference.