Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist: Difference between revisions
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- Money won't really be a problem as the more you upgrade your plan the more money you'll get from missions which will then let you upgrade your plane, etc etc etc. If you're really desperate you can replay earlier missions and just grind money out that way (there's no point reduction for replaying levels), but it's probably best not to do that unless you're going to try a different playstyle; shit might get old if you're following a routine.
- 'Black market' weapons are the sort of stuff you'll see enemies using and are relatively cheap with decent(ish) upgrades, but the best equipment is gained through upgrading your plane's 'experimental' capabilities. They'll be about 200k a pop, but the rifle and pistol with inherent silencers are absolute beasts and if upgraded can punch right through armour in a couple of shots. Completing optional missions will unlock the highest tier suit upgrades for purchase.
- Oh, and upgrade to Sonar Goggles ASAP. You can see through walls with them and even tag people while doing that. Each upgrade you purchase will also stack with the previous ones, even though the text doesn't make this very clear.
- Finally, there's no functional difference between killing/knocking out/avoiding NPCs. Unless you're deadset on sticking to a single 'path' just go as you like and improvise - the best moments will arguably come from you fucking something up and having to find a place for this corpse and oh god oh god his friend is coming in and you're still dragging the first and fuck now after shooting you've got two bodies and their third friend is coming over to investigate the noise fuck fuck fuck fuck