Patterns return in PAYDAY 3 as items for customizing masks. Patterns can be bought at the vendor shop for in-game cash.
Gleam: Mask Designer[]
These patterns can be bought at the Vendor Shop for in-game money.
So what, I got scratched up? You should see the other guy. On second thought, no, you shouldn't.
I guess you already have an idea of what teardrops like these can represent. Oh, sure, they can be symbols of solidarity. But in this case...that ain't it, chief.
Hey, you don't need to fully commit all the time. You're just dipping your toe in the crazy with this one.
Often, X marks the spot. But finding you won't yield a treasure. If anything, you'll steal whatever treasure is around.
Do you remember the last time one of your heisting buddies did a dumb move? One that made you facepalm? If so, this hopefully reminds them not to do it again.
When you're out there, you will get a lot of demands. "Let the hostages go, drop your weapons, freeze, hands up", and yada, yada. Slap this on, and you don't have to waste your words.
Chaos theory...smart stuff. Does the flap of a butterfly's wings in Japan set off a bank robbery in New York? Eh, why the fuck not?
- The Clawed pattern could be a reference to what happened to Locke's eye after his encounter with assassins prior to the events of PAYDAY 3.
- The Half and Half pattern may be a reference to the pattern on Scarface's mask.
- The Butterfly Effect pattern seems to be reminiscent of the pattern on Clover's mask.
- The Thunderstruck pattern appears on the Hardened Maiko mask.
- The Odd Skeptic pattern bears a strong resemblance to the pattern of Houston's mask.
Renown Rewards[]
These patterns are earned as rewards for leveling up past Level 150.