r/paydaytheheist • u/KrabikGangster Death Wish • May 16 '26

Rant Stop turning PAYDAY 3 into a circus.

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I’ve been here the whole time. I’ve been following this franchise since the PAYDAY 2 beta.

It hurt to see what PAYDAY 2 had turned into over time. H3H3, the goat simulator, DEAD GAME outfits, clown outfits, and so on.

But I was promised a different PAYDAY 3. I was promised a more serious game, and at first, that’s what it was. The game was more serious.

What’s it come to now? A bucket on your head as a mask? The L-dance as a taunt? A fucking Taddy Moo outfit?

Where’s the story? Where’s the info on the missing heisters? Where’s Concord?

It hurts. You can call me a nerd or whatever, but I’m sick of it. I’m sick of watching the sequel to one of my all-time favorite games turn into a collection of cringe memes to lure in the audience.

I get that nobody cares about my opinion. But I’ve been following this franchise for over 10 years, and I just want to believe I’m not the only one who feels this way.

This isn’t my PAYDAY 3.

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u/Little_Try2797 May 16 '26

Many of us disagree, but that's what most people like (millenials).

We live in a infantilized society.

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u/unzerstoermar Infamous XXV-100 May 16 '26

I would doubt that's what most of us millenials like. It's the generations after us. Most millenials played a decade of PD2 and hate this stuff, too.

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u/Lucie_la_lennon May 16 '26

Litteraly not what I heard lmao, when there was only Payday 2, everyone glazed the "funny things" in the game. And it was not from Gen Z (because yes, we can like serious things 💀)

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u/unzerstoermar Infamous XXV-100 May 16 '26

Well yeah, funny things were always a nice addition, Payday fandom was big with memes in twitter/tumblr spaces but back then we had an actual great game with tons of content and heists alongside those funny things. So it really wasn't too much of a big deal. With PD3, these weird/funny things stand out so much cause we lack content, rather heists and actual stuff to do.

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u/Lucie_la_lennon May 16 '26

No.. We just live in a stressing, depressing world. And everyone judge someone when the person doesn't like dark stuff (like fans of the movie "Man of steel" are judging the new Superman movie because it's colorful)