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setz

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From: NM

Registered: 2013-04-03

Posts: 121

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What is your starting $2000 backpack for robbing Houses?

Curios to know what people take with their starting $2000 when you are planning on a robbing spree to make some $$$?

Here is mine:

Sconna

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Registered: 2014-01-23

Posts: 19

Re: What is your starting $2000 backpack for robbing Houses?

My usual builds,

- 4 saws and 4 dog food.
- 3 saws, 4 dog food and 4 water
- 3 saws, 4 dog food, 1 club and 2 water.

Saws are VERY good against 10k value houses.

iceman

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Registered: 2013-11-09

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Re: What is your starting $2000 backpack for robbing Houses?

2 Saws
1 Wire Cutter
2 Bricks
2 Water
3 Dog Meat

Especially when you don't scout a house beforehand, I like how much versatility this gives you while you're robbing.

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RockyBst

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Registered: 2014-01-26

Posts: 51

Re: What is your starting $2000 backpack for robbing Houses?

2 saws, 5 meat, 5 water and one club normally. The lack of wire cutters is a bit of a pain, but the saw is more useful on average. Bricks also don't give enough utility for me to swap out $300 of meat or water.

ukuko

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Registered: 2013-04-06

Posts: 334

Re: What is your starting $2000 backpack for robbing Houses?

Always bring a brick, people.

ChartaBona

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Registered: 2014-01-29

Posts: 20

Re: What is your starting $2000 backpack for robbing Houses?

I've found that (seemingly) elaborate chihuahua/cat traps involving magic dances can be thwarted with enough bricks, however most people just use tons of pitbulls.

Generally it's something like this:

1 saw
5 meat
4 water
3 bricks
1 club - Always good to have one for an unguarded wife.

On the Defense side of things, my current house is (essentially) 2k-proof. It makes use of a couple trapdoors and tons of concrete walls, because no one buys ladders and C4 when they only have $2k. People using saws just end up trapping themselves.

Last edited by ChartaBona (2014-01-30 11:47:56)