SPOILERS Sidequest and unlock weapons tip

[McKeviin]

Hi. I dont know if this is the right section but i got a tip for the sidequests.
Instead of starting a quest all the time just do the activities and hacks without the quests. If you see a store, hack it. If you see an activitie, do it.

Because if you do everything when you are free roaming you dont have to do it in quests. And when you are on the ship after a few activities and hacks. Start a quest and you dont have too do anything. For example: I hacked everything and did all activities and similar.

Then this happened: The quest only was talk too keith. Did that unlocked a weapon. Next quest meet Keith on the ship. Did that unlocked the upgrade to the weapon. Same with Gat. Because I did everything when i was free roaming i didnt have too run around like a crazy person doing things just to unlock a weapon.
I did it when i felt for it and next time I was on the ship I talked to them.

This works with every homie. When i did sidequests for Matt i only had too do one thing.


Btw this is my first thread, sorry if its in the wrong section or if it's not understandable. I tried

 

[[V] IdolNinja]

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[Cheesesteak]

Personally, I think that the side quests acting as activity and diversion checklists is a good idea. To a player that only does quests as they appear, it creates good pacing throughout the game.

Some people do all the open world stuff as soon as they can, which is fine. However, they run the risk of being overpowered thanks to all of the goodies they got when it's time to play the main quest. Some people, conversely, prefer to storm through the story, which is also fine. Those people, however, are missing out on side content and activities and run the risk of not getting the full enjoyment out of the game or being underpowered.

By doing the side content as your are nudged to do it by side quests, you are completing side content and story content at a relatively even pace, ensuring that you grow neither too powerful nor too weak.