The Pro job version also grants more money, but obviously carries the risk of not being able to restart. This one gives a nice payout at the end, though it's not very fast as it is a 2 day job. There is also a jewelry store which you can loot for some more money. You can cause the 50,000 dollars of damage pretty fast with a few well placed grenades to end the mission.
You'll need an ammo bag as well to replenish saw blades. You'll earn around ~$13 million each time in about 5 minutes.įor this mission, you'll want a saw to be able to break into all the ATMs quickly. Kill anyone you run into, and place an ECM when needed to prevent the 1 minute remaining alarm. I've never tried this tactic, but from the sounds of it and this video, you play on the hardest difficulty ( Deathwish for console versions, or One Down if you can handle it), go loud, and have your ECMs at the ready. You have to know exactly what you are doing and where you are going, and everybody needs full ECM You need a 4-person team, and it won't work with pubs.
The thing is, you need 4 people that you can coordinate with (something public matches don't really allow). On this Steam Post, which I agree with, many players say to do the Shadow Raid. Though Chaos Theory wouldn’t end a mission if an alarm was triggered, Panama Bank was still nerve-wracking in its own right.I suppose there is one true statistic to this, but it is going to depend on your skill. Getting into the bank is going to be your first obstacle – the only real option is through the roof and once inside, you’ll need to deal with laser sensors, cameras, motion sensors and guards. Your mission was to steal $50,000,000 in bearer bonds, which must be done by authorizing vault access from three different panels in the building. Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory had its fair amount of action but the Panama Bank level is where stealth reigned supreme. Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory – Panama Bank Let’s take at what we believe to be 15 of the greatest tension filled stealth missions of all time. Of tension and an underlying fear of failure (or death, whichever comes first). On top of realistic – but fair – enemy AI and multiple ways to complete objectives, the best stealth missions need to evoke a feeling of high stakes.
Whether it’s assassinating a target or infiltrating a location to “retrieve” something, stealth missions are hard to design.
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