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There are now a total of 9 individual items with their own functions, with more to come in future updates.
In addition to your perks and modules on the tablet, you will now also see a new menu called “Equipment” on the workbench. Here you can equip yourself with items for your heists, at least one of which is always included so that you are able to complete the new tasks.
What you currently have equipped for the upcoming heist is displayed in the mission overview as “Loadout”. Every player is able to buy and add items.
All the equipment you have added to your arsenal for the heist can be seen in the new redesigned van at the start. Along with this come two tables on which all your available equipment for this heist is placed, which you can switch back and forth at any time.
For the new tasks, we have always written instructions on how to complete these tasks. Depending on the number of players, an additional main task will be added for each additional player. The rest are optional bonus tasks.
To keep the excitement high, we will let you explore the new tasks for yourself rather than describing them here. We'll just say this much: some of them require brains, others precision. There's a bit of everything and there will be even more in the future.
With the addition of the new items, we have also added “special” loot that sits behind glass in addition to normal loot and the Black Market items. You can smash the glass to steal the randomly placed loot behind it.
We are really looking forward to your feedback!
We have redesigned the look of the Black Market so that you can now find two categories in it. The valuables that you have already stolen in order to sell them at a daily changing rate and the new category “Missions”.
This is what the user interface looks like once you have selected the missions. Lots of information, lots of numbers, some nice shiny stars and the usual skulls staring back at us. Let's go through them one by one.
Together with the Black Market Missions, we have introduced a new currency called “Data”. You need this to be able to generate Black Market Missions. Depending on the modifiers of a mission, these missions are sometimes more and sometimes less expensive to generate. You can also exchange your money for data and your data for money, depending on what you need more of.
Here you can decide for yourself how difficult (but also rewarding) your black market mission should be. A maximum of 5 modifiers are active at the same time, one positive and one negative, and a maximum of 5 tiers that simultaneously influence the values of the positive and negative modifiers.
We have rated the Black Market missions with stars. Half a star each for increasing the tier and half a star each for adding a modifier, so that you can achieve a total of 5 stars (tier 5 and 5 modifiers).
Once you have generated a mission, it will appear directly in your mission inventory on the left side. You can have a maximum of 32 missions. Here you can also use the mission buttons to hide or display the information, delete the mission again or equip it so that it is activated for your next heist (more on this in a moment).
In addition to generating missions, we have also added four randomly generated weekly missions that you can select for free, but beware: once a mission is activated, it disappears forever after you have completed your heist. Regardless of whether you succeed or fail.
You can now see from the skull symbol whether you have selected a Black Market mission and if you hover over it with the mouse, you will also see the positive and negative modifiers that you will activate for the upcoming heist.
You can also select a Black Market mission from the operator itself if you have forgotten to do so directly in the Black Market.
A new icon is now available on the tablet in the heists, which gives you information about the current mission and active modifiers. Just like in the menu, you can hover over the skull icon to get more information on active modifiers.
In addition to this update, we have also improved the netcode so that we can expect a more stable connection and have reduced possible errors.
We look forward to your feedback as always.
Modules are equippable, passive items that improve your character with various properties. You can obtain these modules at random from a 3D printer in exchange for money in your hideout. At the moment, it costs 2.500 to build a module, but you can sell it again at any time. The value of a module is determined by its rarity. A maximum of 32 modules can be stored.
The rarity and possible bonuses are randomly selected. You can get modules in the rarities Normal, Rare and Epic. The rarity determines the number of available bonuses. There are a total of 3 module slots, which differ in the categories: Agility, Senses and Finance. Each category offers its own strengths and allows for a wide range of possible combinations of improvements.
Possible bonuses:
Possible bonuses:
Possible bonuses:
The maximum rolled out values are each given a star. So if you want to look out for really strong modules, hunt for epic three-star variants, which are incredibly rare!
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Depending on the level of difficulty, there is also a chance that you will start without power:
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