- Silverballer
- Silverballer MkII
- Goldballer
- Chromeballer
- Shortballer
- ICA19
- Black Lilly
- White Trinity
- Red Trinity
- Black Trinity
- They’re all the same goddamn gun!
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I use only ICA19 Chrome, so it’s the best pistol for me.
Sometimes, when required, using Krugermeier, but default always ICA19 Chrome
That’s the chromeballer, I forgot what it’s name was.
What is the most useless exit (or the least used) in WoA Trilogy?
(except the easter eggs)
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I went with the House Built on Sand exits, because I forgot they even existed until this post mentioning them.
I always use the motorcycle and train station exits in Dartmoor and Chongqing.
I love the short one since the shorter length would make it easier to conceal in a shoulder holster and the Chrome bc I love the suppressor that isn’t blacked out. H2SA style.
I chose WC gate. You’d have to distract/KO the annoying enforcers and find the key to use it. It’d take you 1 minute to run around the block and leave on the bus. Litterly no reason to go through all the hassle while an easy exit is only a few feet meters away.
For me,it’s the boat in Paris.Besides having to obtain the keys for it,which are far away,there is also a free helicopter exit closer to you.
All the other exits could be useful in contracts with targets who are close to them.The boat exit,unless being forced as a contract complication,has no practical use.
I used the boat once and only once in a contract asking me to stop the IAGO Auction to have Helly and Gerald make way to the pier. It’s a long wait till they reach it, so I have time to fetch the key. When they made it, I killed them and left by the boat.
That’s the only time I used it.
seems this very exit is only useful when:
and this is really rare.
For me it’s Chonqinq train station exit by far. It’s just so ridiculously far from the rest of the map and you gotta walk a very linear and long path to it, so there’s no fun or reason to use it most of the time, outside of gimmicky contracts.
Also special mention to the other Chonqinq exit: that one door in the ICA facility that requires the level 4 usb access (or whatever that thing is called) to unlock it. I think I only used that exit once and never again, because I still don’t really know how to reliably unlock it…
the train station actually only works when playing contract targeting Lu Xiao Fang or the three fellows inside the station…
and the facility exit requires a level 3 dongle which can be picked from Royce and her personal bodyguard, or obtained from the level 2 security room. this exit is useful in contracts highlighting the facility area.
Ok, it’s been some time, so I guess this question has the right to exist now.
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I can’t really answer the second one, since I don’t think that the differences are that huge, at least from what I have seen so far. I guess it doesn’t really matter if you stick with Windows 10 or not ![]()
The main difference is Android apps support from what I heard so far.
In everything else it’s just same Windows 10 ![]()
I installed it and love the interface (once I moved the windows stuff on the taskbar to the left).
However due to it’s newness theres a lot of issues regarding GPU performance, SSD limitations (which wasnt that bad since I use a 2tb hard drive and 256 gb ssd for bios, windows)
(GPU is amds 5300 I got for a good price a year and a bit ago)
So i ‘downgraded’ back to 10 since I couldnt let these limitations affect my work on Unity and unreal shenanigans.
I kept win11 on my partner’s laptop, I guess if you’re more casual It’s worth it. Overall the interface is neat.
Start button and all the taskbar shortcuts in the middle?
No, thank you ![]()
i’d say the gate in the underground base of the Crows. that area is hostile and if you’re doing a suit only run it’s not worth the risk of getting caught.
maybe you could say the same about the boat in the ruins, but at least that’s scenic.
Months ago, my computer prompted me to upgrade to Windows 11. So I did, and hated it five minutes in. Start menu was a complete joke; it felt like looking for apps on an Android phone. It felt too complicated yet too simple, if it makes sense. I rolled back to 10.
Start Menu is already perfect in Windows 10, with the apps pinned and arranged how I want them.
Why do I want random apps scattered through the menu? Also, don’t recommend me what I need to open on my own computer.
You know the worst part? The Microsoft Store still didn’t work for me with W11, while it also never works in W10.