Safes (Gameplay)/Weapon skins

Sputnik

Sputnik

Skins Trivia Pixel +1 Concealment Red Stars +4 Stability Arctic Plains +1 Concealment Little Leopard +1 Concealment Headline +4 Accuracy Cosmonaut +1 Concealment St. Basil +1 Damage Ice Leopard +4 Accuracy Stripe On +1 Concealment Black Bull +4 Stability Angry Bear +3 Concealment Matrjoschka +1 Total Ammo Helmet Space Program +4 Stability Breaching Owl +2 Damage Bullet Bear Gun -4 Accuracy Vlad's Rodina +4 Accuracy "Vlad introduces the Sputnik Safe - a line-up of skins designed to celebrate his pioneering rise. Collect the Sputnik Safe, slap on some brand new skins and mow down your enemy. Like angry bear!" —Black Market Update announcement site. Much of the skins obtainable from this safe bear either Space or Russia/Communism-themed names, with the "Space set" consisting of the Helmet Space Program and Cosmonaut and the "Communism set" containing the Red Stars, Angry Bear, Matrjoschka, and Bullet Bear Gun. St. Basil refers to the St. Basil's Cathedral, officially known as the Cathedral of Vasily the Blessed, a famous church in Moscow, Russia, most notable for the ornate onion domes atop its roofs, which are depicted in the skin on the weapon's fuel canister. Matrjoschka is the German version of Matryoshka, a popular type of Russian nesting dolls. It is unclear why the developers went with this slightly unpopular iteration rather than the standard form of the name. The Vlad's Rodina, according to an FBI File e-mail citing a blog named "Untold War Stories of Eastern Europe" by "Oleksandr Marchenko", was an AK with a bloody history, first in the hands of a Private who was court-martialed for killing two of his own squad with it, then given its name by a "Sergeant Zaytsev" after single-handedly fighting off an ambush with it in the Battle of Grozny (whether this refers to the 1994-1995 battle, 1996 battle, or 1999-2000 battle is unclear, though it's possible all three were merged into a single six-year battle in the PAYDAY universe), and finally finding its way into Vlad's hands while in a Russian mob. The rifle allegedly has an unquenchable thirst for blood. A decorative sticker depicting the St. Basil's Cathedral can be seen on the skin's upper handguard.

First World

First World

Skins Trivia Wolf Ornament +4 Stability Prospector +4 Stability Classic Tiles +4 Stability Golden Flakes +4 Accuracy Big Spender +4 Stability Beta-2 +1 Total Ammo Ausome +4 Stability Gold Vein +4 Accuracy Fleur de Lis -4 Accuracy Yggdrasil +4 Accuracy Midas Touch +8 Stability "The Bank isn’t the only place around here with valuable secrets. While robbing the First World Bank, keep an eye out for a Titan Safe. Crack that baby open, and you’ll earn the Au Ticket achievement. And we’re making that achievement extra appealing for 30 days, as earning it will drop the First World Safe AND Drill into your inventory!" —Crimefest 2015 Day 8 website page. Four of the skins obtainable from this safe are references to the Secret mask set of PAYDAY: The Heist, with the Yggdrasil corresponding to the design on Chains' mask, the Beta-2 to Dallas', the Fleur de Lys to Hoxton's, and the Wolf Ornament is rather self-explanatory. The rest of the skins bar the Classic Tiles are references to Au Ticket, the mini-community event that introduced the First World Safe, and as such bear gold-related names. Ausome is a pun on "awesome" and "Au", the symbol for gold on the periodic table. The Midas Touch, according to an FBI File e-mail, was a reward given to a famous gamer named Adam Goodwin from a rodeo front for a gang, who went on to be an infamous criminal part of said gang, most notorious for shooting guns out of policemen's hands.

Slaughter

Slaughter

Skins Trivia Assault Wave +4 Stability Frenzy +4 Accuracy Victim Shower +4 Stability Blood Drenched +1 Concealment Blood Dragon +4 Accuracy Tiger Hazard +1 Damage Danger Ahead +4 Accuracy Meat Slicer +4 Accuracy Fair Warning +4 Accuracy Perimeter Secure +4 Accuracy Vlad's Rodina +4 Accuracy "There’s more to the slaughterhouse than just dead pigs, raw meat and shiny gold. While you’re there doing your thing, Vlad has a little task for you. He wants you to find the marked pig, secure it in a container and then finish the heist on OVERKILL or above. In return, he’ll give you a drill and a Slaughter safe. No, he didn’t say why. And yes, we didn’t ask him either. Doing this, you’ll get the Pork Royale achievement. You’ll get the extra reward for 30 days. Earning it will drop the Slaughter Safe AND drill into your inventory." —Crimefest 2015 Day 10 website page. Most of the skins in this set are themed after either the Assault Wave HUD, "Assault in Progress" being visibly displayed on the Deagle and JP36's skins, or bloody carnage, fitting the setting where the skins' safe is unlocked. The Vlad's Rodina, according to an FBI File e-mail citing a blog named "Untold War Stories of Eastern Europe" by "Oleksandr Marchenko", was an AK with a bloody history, first in the hands of a Private who was court-martialed for killing two of his own squad with it, then given its name by a "Sergeant Zaytsev" after single-handedly fighting off an ambush with it in the Battle of Grozny (whether this refers to the 1994-1995 battle, 1996 battle, or 1999-2000 battle is unclear, though it's possible all three were merged into a single six-year battle in the PAYDAY universe), and finally finding its way into Vlad's hands while in a Russian mob. The rifle allegedly has an unquenchable thirst for blood. A decorative sticker depicting the St. Basil's Cathedral can be seen on the skin's upper handguard.

Completely Overkill

Completely Overkill

Skins Trivia 8 Ball +4 Accuracy +1% team-wide XP and money income Spraying Roses +4 Accuracy +1% team-wide XP and money income Incinerated Death +1 Damage +1% team-wide XP and money income Checkmate +4 Accuracy +1% team-wide XP and money income Overskill +4 Accuracy +1% team-wide XP and money income Boom! +4 Stability +1% team-wide XP and money income The Torch +4 Accuracy +1% team-wide XP and money income Dinomageddon +4 Accuracy +1% team-wide XP and money income First Line -4 Accuracy +1% team-wide XP and money income Death From Above +4 Stability +1% team-wide XP and money income Fade Zebra +4 Accuracy +1% team-wide XP and money income Hype Train +1 Total Ammo +1% team-wide XP and money income Skull Spotted +4 Accuracy +1% team-wide XP and money income Hypno Scalp +8 Total Ammo +1% team-wide XP and money income Little Brother +4 Accuracy +1% team-wide XP and money income Heart Attack +4 Stability +1% team-wide XP and money income Carpet Bombing +4 Accuracy +1% team-wide XP and money income Brown River +4 Accuracy +1% team-wide XP and money income Crimson Kiss +3 Concealment +1% team-wide XP and money income Grenade Repellant +4 Stability +1% team-wide XP and money income Commemore +3 Concealment +1% team-wide XP and money income Extra Vaganza +3 Concealment +1% team-wide XP and money income Dragon Lord +1 Damage +1% team-wide XP and money income Green Grin +4 Accuracy +1% team-wide XP and money income The Gimp +4 Accuracy +1% team-wide XP and money income "The Completely OVERKILL Safe and the Completely OVERKILL Drill are the awaited secrets from the Completely OVERKILL Pack which was released during the Hypetrain event. The Completely OVERKILL Safe will come bundled with a Completely OVERKILL Safe Drill, that opens the safe." —Update #90 announcement site. Most of the skins from the Completely Overkill safe are themed after hyper-violence, fitting the term "overkill". The First Line skin is one of Payday's numerous references to ice hockey. The Death From Above skin bears similarity to a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive skin for the FAMAS named "Spitfire". The Hype Train skin is an obvious reference to the Hype Train community event. The Little Brother skin is a reference to Houston, whose mask is displayed on the skin, being Dallas' younger brother. The mask graphic is from Houston's sprite seen on the Road to Crimefest website while the event was ongoing. The Brown River skin has a Rivertown Glen logo on the slide. The Dragon Lord, according to the Update #90 announcement site, belonged to a Chinese lieutenant known as "Tang", who was described to have had a "love affair" with fire after surviving a napalm bombing in 1969 in Vietnam. He created a drug-smuggling ring in Taipei named The Dragon Lords, of which Tang was "the General" of, and in 1976, the Dragon Lords' enemy gangs fought with the ring in little short of a bloody war. Tang eventually called a truce and invited all of Taipei's crime lords to a surrender negotiation at a dockyard, only for Tang to incinerate them all, and himself, and burn down the entire dockyard with the flamethrower. As pointed out by some players, the Dragon Lord bears resemblance to the Huo-Long Heater in Team Fortress 2. The Green Grin, according to a thread from wargchan.org, belonged to a drug lord in the docks of Barranquilla (misspelled as Barranquillo (alternatively, that could be the name of the city in the PAYDAY universe)) named Manuel Lopez, who would frequently hunt sharks with the launcher. The design of the grenade is based on the logo of Overkill Software's predecessor, Grin. The skin's design seems to be themed after the Golden Grin Casino heist. The metal The Gimp is made of was recycled from metal used in weapons used in the Gulf War, Falklands War, Operation Market Garden, Battle of the Somme, and the Boer War. The Vulcan receives no fire rate reduction when equipped with this skin despite it having half the original amount of barrels.

Dallas

Dallas

Skins Trivia Lafayette Hunter +3% team-wide XP and money income Chromed Combustion +3% team-wide XP and money income Reptilian Two Heads +3% team-wide XP and money income Chromed Dominator +3% team-wide XP and money income Quickdrawn Hunter +3% team-wide XP and money income Reptilian Sting +3% team-wide XP and money income Reptilian Russkie +3% team-wide XP and money income Reptilian Fang +3% team-wide XP and money income Longhorn Hunter +3% team-wide XP and money income Chromed Sparrow +3% team-wide XP and money income Buckle Hunter +3% team-wide XP and money income Pocket Patriot +3% team-wide XP and money income Power Patriot +3% team-wide XP and money income Chromed Strangler +3% team-wide XP and money income Piercing Patriot +3% team-wide XP and money income Alamo Dallas +3% team-wide XP and money income "Vlad is grateful to the man who gets the job done and he made this safe as a tribute. Dallas' theme is Texan with a touch of real freedom." —Update #90 announcement site. As said on the Update #90 announcement site, the skins from the Dallas safe are themed after the Southern United States and patriotism, fitting the character the safe is based upon. The Quickdrawn Hunter was originally misspelled as "Quckdrawn Hunter", before being corrected in a later update. The Alamo Dallas belonged to a hitman named the "Jester Warrant". She had her identity unknown until she met her "untimely end", presumably caught and/or killed, because of the SMG's meat hammer head which she pulverized her victims with. The Greek text on the side of the skin reads "Molon Labe" when converted into the standard English alphabet, meaning "come and take [them]", and is a classical expression of defiance.

Bodhi

Bodhi

Skins Trivia Le Grand Bleu +4 Accuracy Wave Snake +4 Accuracy Chikara +4 Stability Charlie Don't Surf +4 Stability Hang Loose +4 Accuracy Lip Jibber +4 Accuracy Turtle Roll +4 Stability Radical +4 Accuracy Shaka +4 Stability Kapu +4 Accuracy Meat Waffle +4 Accuracy Coo Coo Ca Choo +1 Total Ammo Aerodynamic +4 Accuracy Riptide +4 Accuracy Tribal Feud +4 Stability Big Kahuna -4 Accuracy Most of the skins from this safe feature tribal markings, and much of the skins' names are terms related to surfing culture, fitting the character the safe is named after, whom has tribal tattoos in both PAYDAY 2 and the Point Break 2015 film, and is a surfer in both the original 1991 film, the 2015 remake, and the game. Le Grand Bleu is the French title for the 1988 film The Big Blue, about a rivalry between two champion free divers. Wave Snake may refer to the Pelamis Wave Energy Converter, a snake-like machine that used surface waves to generate electricity. Charlie Don't Surf is a quote from the 1979 film Apocalypse Now. A Turtle Roll is a surfing maneuver surfers use to get out back through the breaking waves. Shaka may refer to the shaka sign, also known as Hang Loose. A Riptide is a strong tidal flow of water in enclosed tidal areas. Most of the other skins' names are part of the "surfer vocabulary", an example being Radical. The Big Kahuna Reinfeld 880 shotgun, according to an FBI File e-mail, belonged to a Samoan man named Afano "Rocky" Jones raised in Chicago, who had been bullied frequently for his large size until he fought back at the age of twelve, exhilarating him. Most of the rest of his life was spent trying to feel that exhilaration again, from playing football, boxing, and eventually completing a series of challenges called the "Ozaki 8", but felt nothing. He finally got the spark back when he attacked a shotgun-armed robber at a grocery store, and used said shotgun to then rob the shopkeeper. He then went on a spree of violent crimes, each topping the last, and disappearing in 1978 when an Army payroll plane crashed in Oregon, where only the shotgun remained. The markings on the shotgun mean "I did the Ozaki 8". The "Ozaki 8" is a set of trials honoring the forces of nature that the 2015 Point Break film revolves around.

Christmas

Christmas

Skins Trivia Ho-Ho-Ho +4 Accuracy Soft Flake +4 Accuracy Big Present +4 Accuracy Blue Tundra +4 Total Ammo Xmas Noir +4 Accuracy Evergreen -4 Accuracy Jingling Bullets +4 Stability Gluckseliger Uberfall +4 Accuracy Santa's Helper +4 Stability Wintry Wonder +4 Accuracy Santa's Slayers +4 Stability The weapon skins from this safe are all, fittingly, Christmas-themed. Evergreen refers to plants that have green leaves throughout the whole year. Trees of this type are commonly used as Christmas trees. With diaereses on the "U" characters, Gluckseliger Uberfall translates to "Blissful attack" in German. The Santa's Slayers skin bears two over-barrel laser sights akin to the one featured on the AMT Hardballer Longslide used by the Terminator in James Cameron's 1984 film of the same name. The Santa's Slayers description apparently comes from a reply on a thread on the "wargchan.org" message board.

Goat

Goat

Skins Trivia Billy +4 Accuracy Cloven Hoofs +1 Concealment Long Horn +4 Stability Pan +4 Stability Satyr +4 Accuracy Spacegoat +4 Accuracy Ram Petite +4 Accuracy Machine Goat +4 Accuracy Stampede +4 Stability Raging Goat +1 Concealment Don Pastrami +4 Stability Most of the weapon skins from this safe are all rather obviously goat-themed, released two weeks after the Goat Simulator Heist DLC. A Billy is a male goat. Cloven Hoof refers to the type of hoof goats possess. Long Horn is a reference to the Texan-native breed of cattle that is well-known for their characteristic horns that can extend to over 1.8 m (5.9 ft) tip to tip for bulls, and 2.1 m (6.9 ft) tip to tip for steers and exceptional cows. Pan, in Greek mythology, is the god of the wild, whom has the hindquarters, legs, and horns of a goat. A Satyr is a legendary creature in Greek mythology that possess a horse-like tail and ears, rather than those of a goat. It is more likely referring to the Faun from Roman mythology, which is a half-human half-goat creature often incorrectly called a satyr. Spacegoat most likely refers to a Goat Simulator mutator of the same name. It may also be a pun on scapegoat. Ram Petite likely refers to male sheep. Sheep and goats are closely related to each other. Machine Goat is a pun on machine gun. A Stampede is an uncontrolled concerted running as an act of mass impulse among herd animals or a crowd of people in which the group collectively begins running, often in an attempt to escape a perceived threat. Raging Goat is a reference to "Raging Bull", which can refer to multiple things, among them the revolver the Bronco .44 is based on. The Don Pastrami belonged to a hitman named "The Rancher". He was caught because all of his bullets were licked by his pet goat Becky beforehand.

Wolf

Wolf

Skins Trivia Hagelbrak +4 Stability Liten Skit +4 Accuracy Scarred +4 Stability Fenris +4 Accuracy Lone Wolf +1 Concealment Denmother +4 Stability Hati +4 Accuracy Big Bad +4 Accuracy Polisgris +4 Accuracy Skoll +4 Accuracy Geri and Freki +4 Stability Smygvarg +4 Accuracy Longclaw +4 Accuracy Helvete +4 Accuracy Howl +4 Stability Hungry Wolf +4 Accuracy Most of the weapon skins from this safe are themed after the eponymous heister, in regards to his mask, his nationality, his role as the Technician of the crew, or his name. Written on the side of the safe is "För Helvete". The Swedish text on the Scarred skin's emblem reads "For King and country". Fenris is one of the names for the wolf of Norse mythology, Fenrir. Additionally, Hati and Skoll are named after Fenrir's two sons who are both mythical wolves or "wargs", Hati Hróðvitnisson and Sköll. A Denmother is an adult, female leader for a Cub Scout den. The Cub Scouts' insignia is a wolf. Big Bad is a reference to the Big Bad Wolf. Geri and Freki, in Norse mythology, are two wolves said to accompany the god Odin. The word "Vargtimmer", seen on the Smygvarg and Longclaw skins, literally translates to "timber wolf". The swirly textures on the skins' barrels resembles that of an electric drill, suggesting that "Vargtimmer" is a powertool brand in-universe. Longclaw is a reference to the sword of the same name from the Game of Thrones TV series, which has a carving of the fictional direwolf on the pommel. Written on the stocks of the Howl and Hungry Wolf skins is "Räkna till tio", reading "Count to ten". Five of the skins' names are made up of Swedish words and phrases; Hagelbrak: Based on "hagelbrakare", Swedish slang for "shotgun". Liten Skit: "Little shit". Polisgris: "Police pig". Smygvarg: "Sneak-wolf". Helvete: "Hell". According to the Hungry Wolf's description, the weapon was made by Wolf himself, apparently his "dream project". There appears to be a shopping list written on the weapon's receiver, reading "Coffee, milk, butter, egg, potato potato potato potato potato potato". Despite being based on a KSP 58, the skin's Steam Community Market and FBI Files descriptions claim it is a modified KSP.

Jimmy

Jimmy

Skins Trivia AdHoc Mono +4 Accuracy The Axiom +4 Accuracy CopperHead +4 Stability Tor-999 +4 Accuracy Velox +4 Accuracy Twin Chip +4 Stability Vix CQC +4 Stability OmniBow +1 Total Ammo Lux CQC +4 Accuracy Aggrocinn +4 Accuracy IMUR Spotter +4 Accuracy Efflux +4 Accuracy Novus Paradox +4 Stability Dax CQC +4 Stability AtomAtom +1 Concealment Astatoz +4 Accuracy "Jimmy has been kind enough to drag a safe with him when he joined the crew. It’s stuffed to the brim with must-have-right-now loot. Inside the safe you’ll find 16 fresh weapons skins including 6 Commons, 4 Uncommons, 3 Rares, 2 Epic and 1 Legendary. All with that hardcore oozing, sci-fi dripping signature look!" —Jimmy Safe announcement site. The skins in the safe are designed after the alien weapons in the 2009 film District 9, in which Jimmy's actor, Sharlto Copley, featured. Most of the skins' names consist of Greek or Latin words, or words based on words from said languages, such as Efflux, or combinations of Greek and Latin words, such as AdHoc Mono. CopperHead mainly refers to venomous vipers. The Aggrocinn skin may be a reference to the chemical compound Agrocin. The IMUR Spotter bears notable similarity to the Asiimov family of skins in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. According to the Astatoz's description on the Jimmy Safe announcement site, Jimmy himself got some of the exceedingly rare Astatine on the planet and the element "transformed" an AMR-16 into the weapon. According to the Firearm Database (citing the "Российские секреты" ("Russian Secrets") forum) and its Market description, the rifle was made by Akan rather than Jimmy. This may be due to either an error on the website designer's part, or due to Jimmy's loathing of Akan. How they have managed to bend the element to their design was unclear, as Astatine is very radioactive, which gives it a very short half-life (~8.1 hours) before disintegrating due to decay. A visible piece of astatine would immediately vaporize itself at room temperature because of the heat generated by its intense radioactivity. Lastly, it is the least abundant of all the naturally occurring elements, with much less than one gram being present at any given time in the Earth's crust. The design of the skin appears to be based on the AMR-B05 alien rifle in District 9. It was named after the Greek astatos (ἄστατος), meaning "unstable".

Sydney

Sydney

Skins Trivia Lead Dead Plaid +4 Stability Mosh Time +4 Accuracy Poser Bash +1 Concealment Pogo Time +4 Accuracy Dog Eat Dog +1 Total Ammo Osterburg +4 Stability Braindead +4 Stability Happy Cynic +4 Stability Minor Threat +1 Concealment Anti-Life +4 Stability Middle Finger Handout +4 Accuracy Offensive Monarch +4 Stability Spewer +4 Accuracy BarbWire +4 Accuracy Angry Silence +4 Accuracy Anarcho -4 Accuracy "Sydney isn’t someone who easily shares. But she makes an exception for the PAYDAY crew. And just as Sydney - it comes with a punch. Inside its bowels you’ll find 6 Commons, 4 Uncommons, 3 Rares, 2 Epic and 1 Legendary. They have all been born out of chaotic mosh pits in dark Melbourne punk clubs." —Sydney Character Pack announcement site. The skins in the safe are themed after punk rock and subgenres of punk rock, fitting the character the safe is based on. Mosh Time refers to moshing, a type of dance where the participants push or slam into each other. This dance is generally associated with hardcore punk, a derivative of punk rock. Pogo Time refers to the pogo, a dance where participants jump up and down in place, and is the precursor to moshing. Dog Eat Dog may be a reference to the post-punk song of the same by Adam and the Ants. Osterberg may refer to James Newell Osterberg, Jr., better known as "Iggy Pop", the vocalist for the proto-punk band The Stooges. Minor Threat was a hardcore punk band active from 1980 to 1983. The Predator 12G's Anti-Life skin may be a reference to the video game Half-Life, which includes the SPAS-12/Predator 12G as a weapon. Angry Silence may be a reference to the song "This Angry Silence" by the punk rock band Television Personalities. The Anarcho, according to a reply on a thread in the "darkchan.orion" forum, was made by a notorious gunsmith and gun expert named "Tecci". No one knows the true name or origin of the gunsmith, for he is said to "bring down some serious Taekwondo on everything you hold dear" if you ask. Its name "Anarcho" is likely a reference to anarcho-punk, an anarchy-promoting punk rock genre, which would fit the character the skin's safe is based upon. The Anarcho's design scheme also seems to incorporate several references to Sydney's overall appearance, with its handgrip being decorated with a pattern similar to the lacing on her combat boots and the skull decal on the side of its barrel sporting a mohawk like hers. Engraved on the inside of its spiked knuckleduster is the line "Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds" from Bhagavad Gita. Stamped on the front of the Anarcho's unique barrel extension is a Japanese-styled emoticon: =^.^=

Biker

Biker

Skins Trivia Chopper +4 Accuracy Road Rash -4 Accuracy Horsepower +4 Stability Muffler +4 Stability Pistonheads +4 Accuracy Buckhorns +4 Stability Spark Plug +4 Accuracy Nomad +4 Stability One Percenter +1 Concealment The Fork +4 Stability Asphalt Eater +4 Accuracy Trimmad Moppe +4 Accuracy Brain Bucket -4 Accuracy Rake +4 Accuracy Torque +4 Accuracy Apex -4 Accuracy "Rust has an old safe from his heydays in his old club that he kept for a rainy day. And that day is finally here. Filled with dust eating badassery - it’s now part of the PAYDAY crew. The Biker Safe contains 6 Commons, 4 Uncommons, 3 Rare, 2 Epic and 1 Legendary - all with a pleasant smell of diesel and rubber." —Biker Packs announcement site. The skins in the safe are all themed after biker culture, fitting the character the safe is based on. Chopper refers to the type of motorcycle of the same name. Road Rash is the slang term for the severe friction burns that can occur in a motorcycle fall where skin comes into contact with the ground at high speed. Horsepower is a unit of measurement of power. Applied to motorized vehicles, it is used to measure the power of their engines. The Muffler is a vehicle's exhaust pipe. Pistonheads likely refers to the English motoring forum and trading site of the same name. Buckhorns refers to a type of bicycle handlebars. A Spark Plug is a device for firing the explosive mixture in an internal combustion engine. Nomad refers to motorcycle club members that are not attached to any particular chapter. There are also motorcycle clubs in various countries that refer to themselves as "Nomads". One Percenter is a title outlaw motorcycle clubs give themselves, referring to the American Motorcyclist Association's statement that 99% of motorcyclists are law-abiding citizens. The Fork is a set of metal struts that connects a motorcycle's front wheel and axle to its frame, typically via a pair of triple clamps. Trimmad Moppe is Swedish for "trimmed moped". Brain Bucket is a humorous term for helmet, particularly soldier or biker helmets. The Rake is the fork offset, or the perpendicular distance from the steering axis to the center of the front wheel on a motorbike or bicycle. Torque is the tendency of a force to rotate an object around an axis, fulcrum, or pivot, and is used in the power specification of engines. The Apex Breaker 12G shotgun was a gift from Mike the mechanic to Rust. The axe on the forend of the weapon was installed because Rust would frequently run out of ammunition and resort to using the shotgun as a melee weapon. It is actually usable in such manner during gameplay though, since the Breaker 12G's Weapon Butt animation involves the player character clubbing/shoving enemies with what seems to be the shotgun's forend. It does not confer a melee damage boost when equipped, however.

Community 1

Community 1

Skins Trivia Throwback +4 Accuracy Flaming Deagle +4 Stability Warpig +1 Concealment PIXELWAR +4 Accuracy Opulent +4 Stability Splitter +4 Accuracy M90 Camo +4 Accuracy Royal +4 Accuracy The Harvest +4 Accuracy DIAMOND SPLINTER -4 Accuracy Technology +4 Accuracy Jack Shot +4 Accuracy Floral Thrust +4 Stability Airship +4 Stability Shooting Star +4 Stability Admiral -4 Accuracy "There’s a big and passionate community out there, following the exploits of the PAYDAY gang. And the support they give to Crimenet can’t be underestimated - we wouldn’t even be in business without them. I even heard they post videos and stuff about us on the internet - so you’re famous, guys. Anyway - someone sent us this safe as a gift. I don’t even want to know how they found the address, but the people in the PAYDAY Community are as loyal as they are passionate, so they won’t rat us out, I’m sure of it." —Community Safe announcement site. The Community Safe contains skins made by PAYDAY 2 players submitted to the Steam Workshop, and is the first safe to do so. All of the skins can be viewed on the Steam Workshop. The Throwback (AMCAR-4 | Throwback [✓]) was based on the AMCAR-4 from PAYDAY: The Heist, as noted by its Workshop name and description. It was also intended to be equipped with the Milspec Mag. and Holographic Sight, further referencing the AMCAR-4. The Flaming Deagle (Flaming Deagle) is similar in design and applicable weaponry to the Blaze skin in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. The Warpig (Warpig | GL40) was based on World War II bomber planes. The PIXELWAR ([✓] Kobus 90 | PIXELWAR) is a remake of a skin of the same name published to Mod Workshop. The Opulent (KSP 58 | Orangite (Opulent)) was originally named "Orangite". This name change may suggest that this skin was meant to be included in the safe instead. The Splitter (Interceptor 45 - Splitter [✓]) originally had a light brown-splinter camo. It is unknown why it was changed to its current black splinter camo. The M90 Camo (M90 Camo AK) is based on the camouflage pattern of the same name employed by the Swedish Armed Forces. This pattern is also visible on the M90 Camo armor skin by the same creator. According to its creator, the DIAMOND SPLINTER (THE JUDGE SHOTGUN | DIAMOND SPLINTER) is also based on the M90 camouflage. The Jack Shot (BERNETTI Jack Shot) was inspired by one of the creator's friends in Tennessee. The Floral Thrust skin (M308 Rifle | Floral Thrust [✓]) is the black and white version of the first skin its creator made. The Admiral (Raven Shotgun | Admiral), according to criminologist "Prof. Jerry F. Kensington", was owned by a naval officer but lost by his children.

Chains

Chains

Skins Trivia Night Chill +4 Accuracy Rattler +4 Accuracy Nightstalker +4 Accuracy Ghurka +1 Concealment Legionnaire -4 Accuracy Boreas +4 Accuracy Ambush -4 Accuracy Silent Strike +1 Concealment Desert Commando -4 Accuracy Gray Alpha +4 Accuracy Zulu +4 Accuracy Royal Commander +4 Stability Face of Death +4 Stability Gray Hunter +4 Accuracy Grim Reaper +4 Stability Mars Ultor +4 Accuracy Most of the skins in the Chains safe have camouflage designs, fitting the character the safe is based on. Some skins additionally have tally marks sketched on them. The Compact-5's default fire selector vs. the Nightstalker's updated one, for comparison. The Nightstalker is based on Cloakers, namely their camo and weapon of choice. This skin also corrects the Compact-5's incorrect fire selector. Ghurka is a misspelling of Gurkha, fearless Nepalese soldiers recruited in various armies. It would otherwise refer to a clothing retailer. The patterns on the Legionnaire was based on the camouflage used by the French Foreign Legion. Based on its coloration, the Boreas was likely named after the eponymous Greek god of North Wind. The Ambush skin has Kilroy was here sketched on the receiver. Desert Commando may refer to the 1967 Italian film Attentato ai tre grandi, known as Desert Commandos in the United States. Zulu is the code word for the letter "Z" in the NATO phonetic alphabet. The Gray Hunter skin is strongly implied to have been owned by Chains himself, or at least mocked up to resemble a similar weapon he once used as evident by the words "U.S. Enforcer Nicolas" printed on its receiver. The quotes inscribed on the slides of the Grim Reaper skin is misattributed to Charles Darwin, while it actually appeared in a speech delivered in 1983 by Leon C. Megginson, a Louisiana State University business professor at the convention of the Southwestern Social Science Association. Mars Ultor is a manifestation of the god Mars created by Augustus as the "avenger" of the Julius Caesar assassination and Battle of Carrhae.

Hoxton

Hoxton

Skins Trivia Razor Splitter +4 Accuracy Macaw +4 Stability G-Toxin +1 Concealment Magic +4 Accuracy Blockbuster +1 Concealment Star Spawn +4 Stability Party Crasher +4 Stability Demon -4 Accuracy Plush Phoenix +4 Stability "Hoxton is a special kinda guy and since it’s his party, his safe is special too. We skipped the Commons and Uncommons and gone full out with 2 Legendaries, 3 Epics and 4 Rares! 9 Skins total!" —Hoxton's Housewarming Party Day 5 website page. The Hoxton Safe does not seem to have a definitive theme, but a few skins bear similarity to skin designs from other safes, possibly indicating the safe's con