Acid Lab Delivery Bike is another great vehicle like Sparrow, you can call it instantly. It's really handy when you are riding with your MkII and need to chase a vehicle without blowing it up. Simply call the delivery bike and by the time you're done, you can call back your MkIII
So... yeah... a few things here for newer players and players that don't know... 1. There is one other thing about the Agency that makes it, not only, totally worth it, but, as @Pooborama said, a "Must Purchase" and that is the Quartermaster. The Agency comes with a Quartermaster whose shop is just outside your Personal Quarters on the top floor. The Quartermaster is, basically, you're very own personal Ammu-Nation. That's right, you can purchase weapons and ammo from him. Not only that, but he comes complete with a his very own Mk II Workshop. So you can actually pay him to upgrade your weapons to Mk II, purchase and equip Mk II customizations, and purchase Mk II Ammo. The Agency Quartermaster is, quite literally, a one-stop-shop for everything Weapon related. And, no, his prices are no different to Ammu-Nation or any other Mk II Workbench in the game so you're not paying more for his services. The only thing he's doesn't sell are the Gun Van Exclusive Weapons and Ammo. As of this writing, only the Railgun and the Battle Rifle are Gun Van Exclusives and Railgun Ammo can only be purchased at the Gun Van. However, there is one other place you can purchase Railgun Ammo and that is via your Interaction Menu's Ammo Service. Interestingly enough, while you can purchase Gun Van Exclusive Railgun Ammo from that service, you CANNOT purchase Mk II Ammo from that service. WTF Rockstar? 2. @Pooborama mentioned the Mk II Workshop in the Arcade Basement. Ummmm... the Agency Quartermaster mentioned above is far superior. And here's why. The one thing @Poobarama doesn't mention in this video is that the Arcade's Mk II Workshop is ONLY available when you have an active Casino Heist going AND if you've recruited your Quartermaster for the Heist. So yeah, the only way to have that Workshop available at all times is to start the Casino Heist, recruit your Quartermaster, and never complete the Heist. Trust me when I say that if you want a Mk II Weapon Workshop, the Arcade is the LAST property you want to buy. 3. Sticking with the Arcade, I, very much, disagree with @Pooborama that the Arcade is a good "early game" investment. Absolutely not. Under no circumstances do you buy this thing before you are established, unless you really want to run the Casino Heist which, don't get me wrong, has a decent payout, but there are far better ways to earn money in this game that requires far less effort on your part. Also, Casino Heist cannot be done Solo. But, no, the reason I disagree with @Pooborama's reasoning here is because of the one reason you would ever buy an Arcade: The Central Command Interface. Yes you, absolutely, want the Arcade specifically for that. But the Central Command Interface is useless if you don't own any other businesses. What good is a Central Computer if you have nothing to manage? This is why I say, under no circumstances, do you buy the Arcade early. Set up your empire first. Buy a Nightclub and the businesses that feed it. Buy a Bunker and set up your research. Then buy the Arcade in a centralized location so you can manage your empire from the comfort of your chair. But, in my opinion, the Arcade does not offer any incentive to purchase early. 4. The last thing I will mention here is what I would replace the Arcade with on this list. And the only reason I'm mentioning this is because I believe this to be an excellent, almost "Must Buy" for anyone, but especially for Solo Players. And that is the Hangar. First off, who doesn't want to own private jets and helicopters? Secondly, location. Location, location, location. Two of the Hangar Locations available for purchase reside in Fort Zancudo. That's right, the Military Base. If you own one of these locations, it comes with Fort Zancudo Access. That means you can drive on to the base or fly over it and not get a wanted level and instantly die. As long as you leave the Military alone, they will leave you alone. In my opinion, the Hangar is worth it for this alone. But it gets better. With the Military on your side, you can actually use them to defend yourself. If someone is coming after you, hide in Zancudo and provoke them to attack the Military. The Military have Tanks and Jets. Whoever is stupid enough to follow you into Zancudo won't last long. Just... don't fire back or Zancudo will turn on you. But the big reason I recommend this for Solo Players, even as an early purchase, is for the Hangar Cargo Business. You can just farm the Ground Cargo Missions to fill your Hangar, than do the Ground Sell Mission to sell your Hangar Cargo solo. It's easy and makes you tons of money. And if you don't care about "Maximizing Profits," you can also pay Rooster to source cargo for you to speed up filling your Hangar. This is the second best way to earn money solo behind the Cayo Perico Heist. And this is why I highly recommend the Hangar for a Solo Investment.
I've moved around Los Santos with my Agency, my premier Agency was in Little Seoul, just down the same street from my current CEO Office, Arcadius Business Center, later on had moved to my high-end Agency in Hawick, a block SE of my current Downtown Vinewood Nightclub, The Maisonette: Los Santos, then to my current "beach-side" Agency located in Vespucci Canals.
Before hearing the list: the terminal in the arcade the Kosatka the agency These will be the top 3. Now let's see if I was right. After watching: Virtue, didn't expect it, but a fair point. You also forgot mentioning we get a manchez scout with it while getting the acid lab. Sparrow, well, it was the main reason why I included the Kosatka, I wasn't expecting the 2 to get separate entries. Guess I was pretty close this time.
My main income sources: Agency Kosatka Auto Shop Nightclub Arcade Salvage Yard Acid Lab Lesser used: Bunker, CEO Special Cargo, Hangar, Drug/Counterfeit Cash sales
6:03 It takes 40 hours a week to make a million a month from arcade safe(if my maths right). I hope if people play that many hours they are going AFK lol
The arcade is only good if you do the mc businesses. I am a solo player and do not do the mc businesses, this is wy the master control terminal is not that good. And can not do the heist. So for 5k a 48 min. Is this arcade pretty bad.
Acid Lab Delivery Bike is another great vehicle like Sparrow, you can call it instantly. It's really handy when you are riding with your MkII and need to chase a vehicle without blowing it up. Simply call the delivery bike and by the time you're done, you can call back your MkIII
It's like having a second personal vehicle that you don't have to worry about. Add the fact that you can wheelie almost everywhere.
@@matthewnation1294 i know and it's offroad capable
Hey thank you! I've been doing that but calling the baller to chase down vans .. its too slow , never thought to use the acid bike lol
@@DJ_Damo_ if you haven't gotten a virtue, definitely pick it up. The raw acceleration of it makes it my top pick for chases.
So... yeah... a few things here for newer players and players that don't know...
1. There is one other thing about the Agency that makes it, not only, totally worth it, but, as @Pooborama said, a "Must Purchase" and that is the Quartermaster. The Agency comes with a Quartermaster whose shop is just outside your Personal Quarters on the top floor. The Quartermaster is, basically, you're very own personal Ammu-Nation. That's right, you can purchase weapons and ammo from him. Not only that, but he comes complete with a his very own Mk II Workshop. So you can actually pay him to upgrade your weapons to Mk II, purchase and equip Mk II customizations, and purchase Mk II Ammo. The Agency Quartermaster is, quite literally, a one-stop-shop for everything Weapon related. And, no, his prices are no different to Ammu-Nation or any other Mk II Workbench in the game so you're not paying more for his services. The only thing he's doesn't sell are the Gun Van Exclusive Weapons and Ammo. As of this writing, only the Railgun and the Battle Rifle are Gun Van Exclusives and Railgun Ammo can only be purchased at the Gun Van. However, there is one other place you can purchase Railgun Ammo and that is via your Interaction Menu's Ammo Service. Interestingly enough, while you can purchase Gun Van Exclusive Railgun Ammo from that service, you CANNOT purchase Mk II Ammo from that service. WTF Rockstar?
2. @Pooborama mentioned the Mk II Workshop in the Arcade Basement. Ummmm... the Agency Quartermaster mentioned above is far superior. And here's why. The one thing @Poobarama doesn't mention in this video is that the Arcade's Mk II Workshop is ONLY available when you have an active Casino Heist going AND if you've recruited your Quartermaster for the Heist. So yeah, the only way to have that Workshop available at all times is to start the Casino Heist, recruit your Quartermaster, and never complete the Heist. Trust me when I say that if you want a Mk II Weapon Workshop, the Arcade is the LAST property you want to buy.
3. Sticking with the Arcade, I, very much, disagree with @Pooborama that the Arcade is a good "early game" investment. Absolutely not. Under no circumstances do you buy this thing before you are established, unless you really want to run the Casino Heist which, don't get me wrong, has a decent payout, but there are far better ways to earn money in this game that requires far less effort on your part. Also, Casino Heist cannot be done Solo. But, no, the reason I disagree with @Pooborama's reasoning here is because of the one reason you would ever buy an Arcade: The Central Command Interface. Yes you, absolutely, want the Arcade specifically for that. But the Central Command Interface is useless if you don't own any other businesses. What good is a Central Computer if you have nothing to manage? This is why I say, under no circumstances, do you buy the Arcade early. Set up your empire first. Buy a Nightclub and the businesses that feed it. Buy a Bunker and set up your research. Then buy the Arcade in a centralized location so you can manage your empire from the comfort of your chair. But, in my opinion, the Arcade does not offer any incentive to purchase early.
4. The last thing I will mention here is what I would replace the Arcade with on this list. And the only reason I'm mentioning this is because I believe this to be an excellent, almost "Must Buy" for anyone, but especially for Solo Players. And that is the Hangar. First off, who doesn't want to own private jets and helicopters? Secondly, location. Location, location, location. Two of the Hangar Locations available for purchase reside in Fort Zancudo. That's right, the Military Base. If you own one of these locations, it comes with Fort Zancudo Access. That means you can drive on to the base or fly over it and not get a wanted level and instantly die. As long as you leave the Military alone, they will leave you alone. In my opinion, the Hangar is worth it for this alone. But it gets better. With the Military on your side, you can actually use them to defend yourself. If someone is coming after you, hide in Zancudo and provoke them to attack the Military. The Military have Tanks and Jets. Whoever is stupid enough to follow you into Zancudo won't last long. Just... don't fire back or Zancudo will turn on you. But the big reason I recommend this for Solo Players, even as an early purchase, is for the Hangar Cargo Business. You can just farm the Ground Cargo Missions to fill your Hangar, than do the Ground Sell Mission to sell your Hangar Cargo solo. It's easy and makes you tons of money. And if you don't care about "Maximizing Profits," you can also pay Rooster to source cargo for you to speed up filling your Hangar. This is the second best way to earn money solo behind the Cayo Perico Heist. And this is why I highly recommend the Hangar for a Solo Investment.
I agree 100% with this assessment.
I've moved around Los Santos with my Agency, my premier Agency was in Little Seoul, just down the same street from my current CEO Office, Arcadius Business Center, later on had moved to my high-end Agency in Hawick, a block SE of my current Downtown Vinewood Nightclub, The Maisonette: Los Santos, then to my current "beach-side" Agency located in Vespucci Canals.
No autoshop for the FREE CAR UPGRADES,you unlock all car upgrades ,no one ever puts it in a top 5 and the missions are good for low lvls
Appreciate ya wit these videos
i love your videos
I would not start with virtue but duke o death
Both I got for free
The nightclub is the best AFK
The sparrow is actually immediately respawned if you go to the kosatka even if blown up. Pretty cool
Before hearing the list:
the terminal in the arcade
the Kosatka
the agency
These will be the top 3. Now let's see if I was right.
After watching:
Virtue, didn't expect it, but a fair point. You also forgot mentioning we get a manchez scout with it while getting the acid lab.
Sparrow, well, it was the main reason why I included the Kosatka, I wasn't expecting the 2 to get separate entries.
Guess I was pretty close this time.
Love the vids you should talk about the salvage yard replay glitch
My main income sources:
Agency
Kosatka
Auto Shop
Nightclub
Arcade
Salvage Yard
Acid Lab
Lesser used:
Bunker, CEO Special Cargo, Hangar, Drug/Counterfeit Cash sales
6:03 It takes 40 hours a week to make a million a month from arcade safe(if my maths right).
I hope if people play that many hours they are going AFK lol
The arcade is only good if you do the mc businesses.
I am a solo player and do not do the mc businesses, this is wy the master control terminal is not that good. And can not do the heist.
So for 5k a 48 min. Is this arcade pretty bad.
CaYo PeRiCo HaS bEeN nErFeD, jUsT dO fRoZeN mOnEy GlItCh🤓
Nah, I'll just dupe Issis and cayo repeat glitch.
This guy talks just like the guy who makes the average redditor videos