The guy on the radio might not believe you when you pretend to be the guard you just knocked out. A guard might round the corner when you're not expecting it. A security camera might spot you at a distance. A suspicious civilian might see you put on your mask. Keeping things quiet is one of the biggest challenges of Payday 2 because so much can go wrong. Such issues aren't likely to derail your heists, but they are occasionally enough to turn your stealthy infiltration into a messy affair. They usually have only minor effects on your criminal activity, but they do add a sour note to the otherwise welcome unpredictability.
Strange happenings with civilian and police character models, walls that you can pull solid objects through, and other technical oddities crop up throughout Payday 2. Unfortunately, there are also some things that are more difficult to prepare for. You can never be perfectly prepared for a job, and that's the way it should be. This mix of constancy and variability does a great job of making you feel more confident with each mission while simultaneously keeping you on your toes. Others require you to be flexible cameras and security guards aren't always in the same place, and even doors, safes, and getaway spots can vary from mission to mission. Some challenges can be mastered by experience it won't take you long to memorize the floor plan of the bank, and you quickly become familiar with the penalty for setting off alarms in the art gallery. Mission objectives are generally clear, though there are a number of subtleties to contend with as well. Some are stand-alone gigs, like bank heists, store robberies, and nightclub burglaries, while others span multiple days and involve stealing art, cooking meth, transporting drugs, dealing with gang members, and stealing from senators. There are around 10 distinct jobs that pop up regularly with varying difficulty levels that affect how hard and how lucrative they will be.
He sets you up with various shady characters and presents you with a city map of constantly changing opportunities. As part of the four-man crew of Hoxton, Chains, Dallas, and Wolf, you are contracted to do jobs by a dude named Bain.
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