Blurrk101
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Hired Gun Hints Just some of the Hints I found around the forum. Try to gather them up. If I'm going to make one for myself, might as well put it on the forum. Also, I strongly suggest you to check out the Hired Guns – The Jagged Edge Gameplay FAQ before reading down, or even making a post of your own. Don't Forget to check back in a while, more stuff will be added The game start on the North Road, where the IPA quiz is required to be taken before getting into action. It's more like a tutorial mission to familiarize the player with combat and NPC interactions. The objective here is to acquire a car and a map for the strategic section from the guide (in the lower right, the person standing next to a house with a women inside) to travel around the Diamond Coast with, and a bunch of Maraudeurs to be shot at(not required if you can afford 5000 money). Be sure to get the Passport from the Officer (holster your weapon! it means not in your character's hand) by the car by choosing the topmost options. Plot-------there are four possible plots Corp-------Main plot player starts on. Dictator---Get the passport from the Officer by the car in the first map, then go talk to dictator in he Palace. Maraudeur--In the Safari map, finish the conversation with intimidation(red, and save before you do, in case it goes wrong), then talk to the Bandit leader again, tell him to silence the witness then he'll show you to the Marauder "Outpost" to the East. Butsi------Get the passport, then go to the train station. Talk to Louis and take his mission. -The UN camp has possible involvement with the Butsi and Maraudeur plots. As a rescue and a siege mission belong to the UN. If, not taken out. HP Status--- Strong-> over 80 Healthy-> above 60 Weak-> below 60 Bad-> 30-40 Critical-> below 30 Dying-> below 15 Dead-> 0 -What does the quiz traits do? Apart from the obvious one like auto_weapon, phobia---such as psycho, dictates how your characters react in game Automaticly. As an example, right after a single-shot a character goes bananas with a dialog. Then the second shot become a burst, which you know isn't yourselves. This is the effect of the phobia trait - psycho. Other effects include: dialog, combat effectiveness, but not all does. If you haven't seen the Quiz Breakdown click here. -Detail of known Demeanor, Skill, and Phobia Trait effects. Each character can have one Demeanor, two Skills, and one Phobia Trait. -Demeanors - I only found these to be speech related. Self-explainatory. Aggressive - Arrogant - Asshole - Coward - Friendly - Loner - Normal - Optimist - Pessimist - -Phobia - Same as Demeanor. Only speech related, so far. Claustrophobic - "Enclosed space? You're living in the middle of the desert." Forgetful - "what happened to my 100 bill? I'm positive it was there before I bought this brand new shirt I'm wearing." Nervous - "it's alright...don't worry about it....it's not a mine you're stepping on...oh..please don't tell me it's a landmine..." Psycho - randomly switching to burst-shot when dialog triggered. -Skills - effectiveness in combat Ambidextrous - I have no idea what it means.... Auto_Weapon - better burst accuracy. Electronics - there is no electronics, so ignore Hand to Hand - more unarmed melee damage. Knifing - more armed melee damage. Lockpicking - Again, ignore Martial Arts - to be determined, my guess is more health or less AP for melee Nightops - no skill Stealth - harder for enemies to spot or hear. Teaching - more efficient when set as Trainer of a quad. (x 1.25 chance) Throwing - throw just that bit further to give you an edge over your enemy. -Also, there are some hidden Skills that only the hired mercs possess---camouflaged, heavy_weapon, and onroof(no idea). Hints------- 1. leaving the map is not possible when engaged, unless a green "Sector is Clear" phrase appear on screen. Click the red exit button on the lower left corner when it does to complete the map. 2. The spams in game are the same as the spams you get in the real world, they are junks, in case you wonder. 3. A large slot is double the capacity that of a small one for stackable items. 4. Do you know your left hand can serve as an extra large slot? It's obviously not intended, but if you throw some thing on the ground then pick them up, they'll be stored on the that slot as long as the item is not removed.(Tested on rifles & machine-guns, not rocket launchers and such) 5. Many of the buildings cannot be entered, but can still be blown up with enough firepower 6. Can't hit enemy at range? Make sure you have a sight and laser upgrade for your weapon 7. In my opinion some of the best guns in this game - HK G41 , AK 103 , M14, H&K 23, Minimi FN 8. Frustrated about running out of fresh meat for the grinder? Buy the regenerator later in game. A one_time use that heal about 25 HP. Use it the same way as using a medkit, press ctrl when equipped, then just point. 9. Most of the game is free-play. The only two instance found to be time constrained are Safari(finish the quest within 20 hr from the beginning of the game), and Mine Strike (Longer it take, more profit loss). 10. The stationed machine-guns in-game can be used. The ammo show 000, whereas it's actually 1000. The effectiveness of the weapon is limited though, since it's low arc of fire (60-degrees). 11. APs are shown as white numbers on the character portrait, and visible enemies are shown as red numbers on the portrait and red arrow on screen. Known enemies are shown as grayed out arrows. 12. The "approve looting" option allows salvage of equipments from the dead, and only the dead. Items fell to the ground will be added to the map's storage, depending on circumstances, there will be a time lag. So don't worry about these. Map Loot-----Since many of the below I did not encounter personally, they won't be going into details until then. North Road -----Kill the Maraudeurs(or not) in the northern huts(You can fire a shot, then run away, the soldiers will do the work for you) some basic stuff in the cabins Safari ---------the luggages on the ground, basic stuff The Mine -------between a mortar and a machine gun, above a white car, a building in the depot. Look for a cabin, it contains two types of drum-fed grenade launcher and two good helmets. Military base --inside of the building next to the flag in the middle. with three transistor-electric box thingy fenced in. Inside of the cabin there, are some advanced ammo and a vintorez The Port--------FN2000 and some ammo on top of the Battle Ship North Base -----a locker in the upper left corner barracks with some explosive drums right next to a door. Shoot the drums to get inside, or use some of your own. Coastal City ---NW house, a sniper rifle and dynamites Also in The Dam The Fort If you happen to find more, please post them here, I'll add them in, so people see them in one place.
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