Mission Type [[Category: missions]] Paint Job is an optional mission found within Hyperion Hub of Heroism in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel. Help Professor Nakayama get Jack to notice him.
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| - Mission Type [[Category: missions]] Paint Job is an optional mission found within Hyperion Hub of Heroism in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel. Help Professor Nakayama get Jack to notice him.
- Paint Job is a side mission in Watch Dogs 2.
- "Paint Job" is the thirty-first episode in Season 5 (and one hundred and forty-seventh episode overall) of Regular Show. It first aired on July 3, 2014.
- More Paint Jobs can be unlocked using amiibo figures, including Samus and Zero Suit Samus. Those two figures also unlock extra AUX ammo for use in the Campaign. Other compatible amiibo, all of which are Mario characters, can be used to unlock Paint Jobs. A list of compatible amiibo that unlock Paint Jobs is below.
- Paint jobs change the colouring of a robot. Some robots, such as the Schutze, or the Natasha, do not have any paintjobs on the Live server yet. Even though at times they may act as camouflage, this is in fact useless as people can plainly see your name tag and lock on to you. Paint jobs have no purpose beyond cosmetic purposes and flaunting wealth. Following bots has at least one or more skins: Raijin, Boa, Gepard, Stalker, Lancelot, Carnage, Griffin, Patton, Golem, Rhino, Fujin, Fury, Gareth and Galahad.
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| - Mission Type [[Category: missions]] Paint Job is an optional mission found within Hyperion Hub of Heroism in Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel. Help Professor Nakayama get Jack to notice him.
- Paint Job is a side mission in Watch Dogs 2.
- Paint jobs change the colouring of a robot. Some robots, such as the Schutze, or the Natasha, do not have any paintjobs on the Live server yet. Even though at times they may act as camouflage, this is in fact useless as people can plainly see your name tag and lock on to you. Paint jobs have no purpose beyond cosmetic purposes and flaunting wealth. Some of the skins cost as much as 2500 gold, some as little as 500. It is unknown why some bots have 2-3-4-5 skins, and some have only default. Generally, it seems that most popular and\or gold priced bot receive skin, which seems logical - if player bought gold bot - he possibly can afford skin. Or, if everybody is running same bot model - you might want to differentiate yourself. Most popular opinion, though is that the main appeal of paint jobs for people is customisation beyond the weapons and onto the robot body itself. There is no real strategic point otherwise to get people to focus on you more, due to them viewing you as a robot that stands out in certain maps. Alternative opinion is that skins can help to see which teammate has all of his weapon upgraded (judging logically - you must have a LOT of money to purchase skin, so you already spent gold on everything you could - like buying weapon and speeding up upgrades). Following bots has at least one or more skins: Raijin, Boa, Gepard, Stalker, Lancelot, Carnage, Griffin, Patton, Golem, Rhino, Fujin, Fury, Gareth and Galahad.
- "Paint Job" is the thirty-first episode in Season 5 (and one hundred and forty-seventh episode overall) of Regular Show. It first aired on July 3, 2014.
- More Paint Jobs can be unlocked using amiibo figures, including Samus and Zero Suit Samus. Those two figures also unlock extra AUX ammo for use in the Campaign. Other compatible amiibo, all of which are Mario characters, can be used to unlock Paint Jobs. A list of compatible amiibo that unlock Paint Jobs is below.
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