PayDay 2 - Lets Play 1 Hour Multiplayer Gameplay :: JayZockt.de :: HD

PAYDAY 2 is a game by Overkill Software, and the sequel to PAYDAY: The Heist. It was released on August 13, 2013, for the PC and the PlayStation 3, and will be released by August 16 on the Xbox 360 as a physical release only.[1] It is available for pre-purchase on Steam and on the PlayStation Network. The beta was made available to owners of the Career Criminal Edition on July 24, 2013, and to owners of the original PAYDAY on August 8. General information The game was announced in February 2013, when very little information was shared, other than that Overkill Software would work on the sequel and 505 Games would publish it. In March, Overkill began showing previews of the game to major gaming publications. The game will feature 30 locations, as seen in the IGN preview. These heists will vary in length and complexity due to the new Crime Net. The skill tree system featured in the original PAYDAY has been more fleshed out, and has been compared more to an RPG-like levelling system, with new classes: the Enforcer can carry heavier weapons, the Mastermind can negotiate and intimidate cops to make them friendly, the Ghost is a master of stealth and can disable security cameras, and the Technician class returns from the Wolf Pack DLC. Players can also use their heist rewards to purchase in-game upgrades to prepare for a mission, such as a hacking device that automatically disables shutters instead of manually tearing them down.[2] Similar to the original PAYDAY, there are many dynamic events: enemies will be placed in different locations, the objective may be in a different room, the heist may have more objectives and thus take longer, and stealth will also play a greater role in heists. Overkill has attempted to address the complaints of the previous game. The console version of the game will be more on par with the PC version, and it will run more smoothly and look much better because of the larger studio and the bigger budget.[3]