What I don´t like about that mission is the fact that sometimes you need to wait for the enemies to come and you see them blocks away, sometimes they even get stuck somewhere and you have to go to them. And when you have 2 Insurgents to deliver in that mission, you have to hurry, but I always deliver them in time, I like the challenge. Awesome video.
2 Insurgents... you are a brave soul. I'm sure I could get that done, but I've never had the will to try it. 2 Marshalls aren't bad, but I know for sure I couldn't complete 2 dune buggies, and I don't even want to try 2 Insurgents with 5 drops. Yeek! Thanks for the comment!!
Another good approach for those without heavy land support is to bring an AP Pistol and a Heavy Revolver MKII with you. The AP pistol is good at taking out ground enemies(just remember to burst your shots), and the revolver can instantly destroy the Buzzard's tail rotor, sending it twirling to the ground. You aren't as protected as you are in an APC, but you never have to leave the insurgent, and the large container in the back will actually block some shots. Also I've had decent luck with the nightclub van, using the turret on top.
Ah, the nightclub vehicles... good option... I'll have to try that. Yes, there are several combinations of personal weapons you can use from inside the insurgent. Sadly you have to pay for that ammo, so having the option to call a weaponized vehicle is good too.
More great content! If you are looking for ideas, a dedicated "shortcuts and longcuts" video would be very helpful (e.g. travel through gullies, stay on highway, etc). I cannot seem to find a decent one out there. You definitely show shortcuts in your videos that are relevant to the particular mission you are showcasing, but a comprehensive shortcuts tutorial would be really helpful. Additionally, it would probably lead to follow-up videos from tips in the viewer comments.
Interesting... that's definitely worth considering. I have a list of video ideas I'm thinking about making, so I'll add this to it. I have learned some useful shortcuts over the years. Thanks! I hope you'll think about joining us on Discord and sharing more of these video ideas!
I always used to do these missions with a mini-gun and that was it. But it is risky, especially on the last 2-3 drops. However, I already saw a video of you using an APC during one of these missions, which made me think about it. Personally though, I just bring in the Khanjali on drops 3-5, or in gang territory. Unlike the APC the tank gives you total immunity to gunfire. I notice in this video you lost almost an entire armor ($400+ value) on the first drop because they can shoot you through the window with an APC. So yeah, this but with a Khanjali is how I handle it. Always spawn it before the drop, move it closer if you need to. And be careful of the turret as you can easily blow up your own shipment if you shoot too close to it. I've never bothered to climb on the roof of the Insurgent. Thanks for another great video. My top tip for the bunker sale monster truck delivery is drop the first package, get out and shoot THE GUNNER in both attack helicopters using an assault rifle (or other weapon if you think you can do it better). He's obviously the guy in the back on the port side - DO NOT shoot the pilot in the front. Then complete the drops. With the gunner killed, the attack helicopters just buzz around pointlessly, they don't respawn or call for reinforcements. So they just follow you around not able to do anything while you complete the mission. Since there are several waves of these choppers, it is pointless to try and kill them all (wasting time). Also if they do respawn they tend to be more aggressive and accurate.
That is a great suggestion for the Marshall truck deliveries. Honestly, I've found that if I just hustle through them quickly, they do very little damage. As long as you don't sit still or get your Marshall stuck on something where the buzzards can take clear aim at you, they don't hurt you that much, nothing that a few snacks can't cure. I'd be concerned about getting out and getting killed on foot. That's really difficult to run back to the truck after you've been killed.
@@Champlette2 I don't know about you, but I've noticed some variance in their accuracy and behaviour. Sometimes they are so incompetent they literally crash themselves and can't shoot you at all. Sometimes they are quite pesky. But in general if you do shoot them down, the next wave will be more aggressive. If you try my idea, get out of the Marshall after the first drop, face the helicopters as they fly in, you will notice that they fly towards you and then slowly turn so that the gunman has a clear shot at you. As they line up to get you, you have plenty of time to shoot the gunman from each helicopter and then you can focus on just doing the drops with no interference whatsoever. Once you try it for the first time, I don't think you'll ever go back to the old way.
This is great! My go-to is the armored Kuruma, with the revolver mk2 + fmj rounds. Takes out the choppers in 3 (or 1 if'n I hit the pilot =) Also, if you start the sell with your vehicle of choice as the last vehicle used, you can skip the call to the mechanic and just use the interaction menu. (This works even if you fly to your bunker with a personal aircraft!)
Love how you ignore the GPS. I often do that same regardless of mission. I am a highway guy myself. Gimme that speed and less turns any day of the week.
HA HA! Most of the time, I'll follow the GPS but if it seems like there might be a faster route, I'll try that too. My motto is usual "go as the crow flies" and I just drive right over the hills and mountains in the straightest line I can. It makes it a little more fun for me.
Bought the APC based on this video and I love it. Using the Oppressor Mk2 is irritating because there is no armour and I had to keep flying out of range of the incoming. With the APC, I parked it facing a wall to protect the front windows and I had to move only when some NPCs got stuck. Backed towards them... lol. Surprisingly low damage. Thanks!
Yeah, the APC is great for this! On the Oppressor MK II, my biggest frustration is when the enemies keep flying up under you or between tall buildings where you can't shoot them. Using the APC totally solves that problem.
Another alternative option is the khanjali from the cheapest facility, which cannot be sold once you've bought it. But of course, it makes money a bit more faster than the APC in this sell mission. I use my khanjali in the gang termination security contract and wins all the time.
Thanks for this tip. I've gotten an APC after seeing the other video. This works very well, I love to get this weapon drop mission. Need to have better Dunebuggy drops lol
I just use the MKII revolver and it ONE shots everything. And I mean EVERYTHING, even the choppers, all you gotta do is aim for the tail rotor and you'll see em drop. It's also good aim practice and for the last part I just spawn a deluxo and park next to the circle before dropping. 👌 Really fun strategy.
Thanks! I plan to have a few videos showing some different options for these sale missions. It seems like some players haven't figured out easier ways to do these, so I'm going to put togethers some ideas for them to try.
I’ve used the Op Mk2 and the, the Weaponized Tampa, even the Khanjali on these sell missions. I actually had a Vago pull me out of the Tampa in the middle of all the craziness. I never thought of calling in the APC, especially in gang territory drops. I’ll have to give it a try.
Yeah, I use the insurgent gun most of the time, but for the final drop and for the ones that have a lot of gang guys, it's fun to try it with the help of weaponized vehicles.
The good thing is, I bought an APC 2 days ago. I will definitely try this out. Thanks! :) (I'm also happy that the APC can go on water as well, just in case.)
Your videos are great with very useful info, way better than other stuff out there! So: Now I REALLY want an APC! I have the bunker but no MOC. Also have the Nightclub/Terrorbyte combo as well as the Vehicle/Cargo Warehouses, and MC Clubhouse. Should I buy the MOC or take the plunge into a Facility and Avenger? Btw I am mostly a solo grinder...
Hmmm.... that's a tough question. With the MOC, there are missions you can do (similar to VIP Work) but they require other players, so that's not very beneficial as a solo grinder. In the Facility, it's really only good for doing the Doomsday Heists and while you can do the preps and setups solo, you need at least one more player (preferably 3 more) to do the heist finales. Honestly, if you're not planning to really grind the Doomsday Heists, I'd suggest holding off on buying the facility and the Avenger. That's the one property I would return if I could. I never use mine anymore. At least the MOC is good for modifying your MKII weapons and your weaponized vehicles. Maybe you should wait to buy it on sale. It goes on sale fairly often and you'll save a lot if you can wait.
@@johnnycooker5298 I'm always happy to help, however I can. We have lots of great players on my Discord channel too who are all very helpful with great advice. The link is in this video's description, so I hope you'll stop by and say hello.
Yes, that was suggested to me by another viewer. I will certainly try that. I'll also show other weaponized vehicles you can use, with some pros and cons for each.
The thing about the time limit if that you will use almost every second of it if you do a full sale (3 insurgents) and are doing this solo. Its not too difficult, but you need to be decent at driving and have some decent weapons to finish on time.
Nathan yer boi Did they change that mission? It used to necessary to first bring all 3 Insurgents to the delivery point before you could move on to the next delivery point which made it impossible to make it in time for a solo player.
I honestly don't see the point. If you do just one resupply sale, you have a decent chance of getting a single drop insurgent mission; super easy even in a packed lobby. If you have a full bunker the dune buggy mission is all but impossible. And also if you have a full bunker you're at a higher risk of being raided, which is hassle. I've sold over $100m from my bunker, almost entirely 1-2 resupplies at the most. I think filling it adds unnecessary stress, makes you more vulnerable to griefing, makes some missions almost impossible solo, and gives you a chance to be raided.
Yes that is true about the Khanjali, but I think it's a little slower, it's more expensive, and you have to own a facility to buy one. To your point though, it's great that you can shoot while driving in it. I wish the APC could do that.
Yes, I plan to show that option in a future video. I have a friend who uses that all the time. I tried it once and didn't know how to park it properly, so I blew up my Insurgent. :0 Ooops!
Well, I just moved from the PS4 to the PC. On the PC, I only have about 10 cars so that would be a pretty boring tour. However, I am planning to do a garage tour of my PS4 character before my PS membership expires. I have a huge car collection there. Stay tuned!
Thanks David! The live streams were a lot of fun, but just too stressful. It's next to impossible to try to respond to comments and continue doing something entertaining in the game at the same time.
Very smart way to do it, I never even though of that! Thank you 😊 I've been dieing over and over one foot but managed every time. I'm new on the mk2 but I'll try that next time
I'd recommend giving yourself a little time using the MK2 first. It's easy to get too close to the enemies and blow yourself up, and it's also easy to take a lot of damage and die because it doesn't protect you at all. When you're really good at getting away quickly with the MK2 from the bullets coming at you, that will help a lot. Also, if you spend a lot of time on your MK2, it will become your favorite motorcycle and it will replenish your health when you're on it! That's very handy in this bunker mission. :)
I've done dozens of drops from the Farmhouse Bunker, but never had a delivery to Madrazzo's. Also, I like the armored Kuruma for this mission, but it does eat up some hand gun ammo.
Yeah, the Kuruma is a good option if you don't mind paying for ammo and if you're quick enough to make sure none of the Merryweather guys open your door and pull you out! So you still have never gotten the sale mission with the first drop at Madrazzo's from the Farmhouse bunker? I owned the Farmhouse bunker for a while and I thought I remembered getting that sale mission once, but it was a long time ago so I'm not sure I remembered that right.
For this Bunker sale mission, I only use the Insurgent's weapon. The only hard time for me is when the billboard sign or the building or some tree blocks the Insurgent's aim, and I can't get the clear sight of the chopper. For the AI that stucks somewhere, I only use Oppressor Mk II. It's faster and I get the health 100%. I guess it's time to upgrade the APC. Thanks champlette.
I agree, for most of them, I just use the built-in gun. For the ones with all of those extra gang guys, it can be difficult to keep up with all of them with just that one gun. I think I like using the APC because it's just so easy. I guess I'm a lazy player, LOL! ;)
Why not simply climbing into the Insurgent“s Canon station? Works perfectly for me. Never die in that mission. Only difference is that I sometimes use snacks and new armor but all in all it’s faster (what is especially important since I sell in populated public lobbies).
Well, I do use the gun in the Insurgent, I'm just showing another option for players to try. Especially where there are a lot of gang guys around, it can be a little challenging to defend against them and the Merryweather guys with just that gun. I'm just showing some ways to make this sale even easier.
If you call in an armored vehicle you have a better shot and protecting from griefers. I use the Khanjali. If you have to use a bunch of snacks, you then have to take the time to go back to your office or facility to get more. If you use a bunch of armor, you then have to buy more at $400+ a pop.
Yes, that is an option I plan to show in a future video. I have a friend who does that all the time, but I have to practice it a little bit first. I've only tried it once, and I blew up my Insurgent. ;)
@@Champlette2 haha, did you ever thought about inviting your friend to help you with this mission? or more than one.. much faster and easier people are creating whole sessions to sell stuff. you have a community of grinders - it's not that hard to encourage 30 people to make one (in order to avoid griefers and modders)
@@awake5196 Oh yes, my husband and I play GTA together and he helps me all the time with my bunker sales. We each help each other by shooting down enemies and such. This was just a video to show other players one of the ways to make this sale easier, that's all. I'm doing several bunker sales tips videos because it seems like a lot of players think these sale missions are too difficult.
Honestly, I love having the APC for the 5-drop insurgent deliveries! I usually call it for the 3rd and 5th drops for sure, and sometimes for the 4th one also. It's great because it's hard to shoot land vehicles in some locations when you're using an Oppressor MK II. You can run out of ammo trying to shoot them when they're behind a building. The APC isn't totally armored (the windows are not well protected) but you're much safer in this APC than any air vehicle or even the gunner position of the insurgent. Besides, it's fun to blow stuff up after the final drop and before you leave the area!!
@@user-qd5sn3bw5c ROTFL! I have often felt a bit like a cave woman when I have my APC. "MAKE GO BOOM" and I blow up everything in site. Especially now that they've made the explosions so much more dynamic. Oh no, am I a closet pyromaniac? ;) It's funny... this game lets me do things I'd never even remotely consider in real life. I couldn't hurt a flea, yet I love firing missiles and dropping proximity bombs in this crazy game. On the other hand, I freak out if I accidentally run over an animated bunny rabbit in GTA... ha ha!!
Yes that's another option I'll be showing in a future video. Some of the final drops can be a little challenging with the Oppressor MK II because the Merryweather vehicles get under you, or between buildings where they're hard to target, but there are ways to work around that.
Have you ever tried to order a flac station (the powerful canon that an be hooked onto an Insurgent or Tampa)? It is the most powerful canon in the game. Might be an interesting variation :) Edit: it’s the AA trailer and I see others suggested it already.
Thank you for watching! I think this is my least favorite sell mission too. It just takes a long time and brings a lot of NPCs into the battle, and that's really not cool.
Well, not really. You have to use the vehicles that are provided in the bunker sales. You can call for your personal vehicle (including the insurgent pickup) during the deliveries if you want to, but you still have to deliver the vehicle you got from your bunker. In this video, you see how I call my APC to use it at some of the drop points, but I still have to deliver the insurgent I was given at the bunker. The insurgent pickup you can buy is basically the same as the one you get from the bunker where there are 5-drop points, so calling for your insurgent pickup at the drop points wouldn't be an advantage.
Today, 20th Dec 2020, this sell mission drive me crazy. The last checkpoint which is at Land Act Reservoir, i called my personal vehicle (Oppressor MK2, Speedo Custom, etc), it's just spawn way, way far from my current position. Used to very close. Idk if Rockstar patched it or bug.
I've been noticing that "Johnny" is not as "Johnny On The Spot" as he used to be recently too. I always drive the insurgent up to the very last strip of water before I cross over to the last drop dot. Then I look back toward the facility when I order my Oppressor MK II. That used to place it right in the circle for the drop, but maybe they have started placing them further away now.
@@Champlette2 if that's the case, I've to figure something else. Luckily, Insurgent gun can be used. Although, I'm not a big fan of immobile weaponized vehicle.
I started playing again from ps3 and now on pc. So I got a few freebies and tons of new vehicles. What do you recommend for weaponized, the apc? I got the scram from podium but no armor.
I really like the APC, but there are lots of other choices. If you're new, I'd suggest you focus on getting the essentials like an armored Kuruma and a Buzzard first. You need to own either an MOC or the Arena Wars with the garage techs to even upgrade your APC, so you might want to wait until you have some of those things first.
Right, you can't alter the vehicles used in the sales, just your personal vehicles. The dune buggy used in the sales already has the gun in the front and the proximity mines in the back.
Yeah, it occurred to me after I recorded this video that I probably didn't say that right. I didn't make any notes for myself on this one, and that does tend to allow for more verbal mistakes. ;)
@@Tomemos1Jager HA HA! No, I didn't take it that way, it's all good! I was joking back with you, and making fun of myself. I write out what I want to say on most of my analytical videos, because I KNOW I'm going to say something stupid or forget to mention something if I don't.
@@Champlette2 hahaha ok got it, i'm new to your channel, you're cool! Good advice aboutt writing down stuff. I'm thinking about uploading similar stuff but in spanish lol
@@Tomemos1Jager Very nice!! I wish you the best of luck with that! One of the complaints I hear about other GTA RUclipsrs is that they ramble on and don't get to the point, so my viewers often tell me they like it that I don't do that. That's why I write things down that I want to make sure I cover in the video, so I don't forget to mention them and I don't stumble all over the words. However, sometimes it might sound obvious that I'm reading from my notes, so I'm working on that.
Unfortunately, you are required to take out all enemies at each drop location or you won't get the yellow dot to show you where the next drop us until they're all dead.
@@Champlette2 thank you! I was just wondering, I’m kinda new with the bunker business and I am doing it solo, however I don’t have any good vehicles that I can use to help me destroy them. How much did your APC cost?
@@lgpjbucket6684 It has been a long time since I bought it, but I think it was maybe around $2M? Honestly, you don't really need a separate vehicle. You can take care of all of these enemies from the gun on top of the Insurgent. Even on the final drop, you can't get back into the cab of the Insurgent, but you can still get into the gunner's position. Using something like the APC is just a fun way to do this. If you use the Insurgent's guns, it's helpful to always take out the helicopters first. That way if you die, you're just fighting off guys in trucks. That's much easier than trying to fight a buzzard when you're on foot. ;)
Yes the Khanjali is another option. This was just the one I chose to feature in this video. I'll be covering some other weaponized vehicle options in future videos too.
No, this was not a full bunker. This was a single-vehicle amount. (I'm typing all this from memory and I haven't done many big bunker sales lately so please forgive me if I mess up a detail here and there.) There are 5 deliver vehicle options for the bunker: 1) Unarmed Insurgent single-drop, 2) Phantom Wedge single-drop, 3) Armed Insurgent 5-drop, 4) Dune Buggy 5-drop, 5) Marshall 5-drop. For all of the 5-drop vehicles, they carry a maximum of $175,000 for Blaine County or $262,500 for Los Santos sales. That's a little more than one full supply bar will produce. A full bunker takes 5 full supply bars so for these 5-drop vehicles, that would be 4 vehicles (it might be a maximum of 3 Marshalls, I think). I personally do not believe it is even possible for a single player to deliver a full bunker with any of these 5-drop vehicles. With the Phantom Wedge, the most you can get is two trucks even with a full bunker and that is totally manageable for one player. I think you can get 4 single-drop unarmed Insurgents too, but that is possible for a single player to deliver if the locations aren't too far apart and aren't too far from your bunker. Short answer: I never let my bunker get above a 2-vehicle sale unless I know I'm going to have someone to help me. That's a max stock value of $350,000 (when not on some sort of bonus) for Blaine County or $525,000 for Los Santos. Even delivering just two dune buggies is next to impossible for a single player, and two 5-drop Insurgents requires taking one to the first drop, then going back to get the second one and delivering it to the first drop, and so on until you've delivered 2 vehicles to each of the 5 drops. You can do it, but it's a pain and takes a long time. I almost always quit at just one vehicle. It makes it easy and saves a lot of headaches and product losses. ;)
@@Champlette2 Thank you for the detailed answer! I saw an older guide for money making you made, but it didn't seem to have the agencies in it. I think I'd like to limit myself to solo-ish businesses. Do you think the submarine heist + agencies would be a good combo? (I'll try to avoid buying to many businesses). If you have any other businesses that are more profitable and easy for solo player then please let me know :)
@@Jay-xq1dc Yes, I made that money-making guide a few years ago before the Agencies and Arcades came out. The nightclub is a great business for a solo player, but it unfortunately requires that you own several other businesses so that doesn't sound like a good fit for you. The Agency is good because you can do lots of solo contracts and payphone hits, although you will need at least one other player to help you complete the Dr. Dre missions in order to get the payphone hits (as I recall). They're fun to do and they pay well. Cayo Perico solo heists are fun for a while, but it's easy to get burned out on them. They've made Special Cargo a little more interesting now, so that might be worth trying. Start small with just one small warehouse and see how you like it before you invest a lot in it. If you like it, you can always upgrade and buy more warehouses but you can't downgrade or get rid of warehouses. I also enjoy the vehicle cargo, but if you're in a session by yourself, there are attackers and that's definitely no fun. If you plan to play mostly solo, I'd say Special Cargo and/or the Agency would be your best investments.
@@Jay-xq1dc No problem! We have lots of great players on my Discord, if you'd like to visit us there. You'll get lots of great advice from other experienced players. The link is in the description of this video, if you're interested.
Get khanjali from facility by buying the cheapest facility in paleto bay. The khanjali will save you more minutes than this APC. I use my khanjali for the gang termination security contract and wins all the time.
@@Ariffin958 I think the Khanjali might have better armor protection too, doesn't it? Enemies can still shoot you a little bit through the windows in the APC.
@@Champlette2 Yes, the khanjali has better bullet protection, and the weapons do not even require bunker research. You can just buy the weapons straight away. Not like APC, where you have to do bunker research for the SAM battery and proximity mines. The only advantage APC has is that it is able to go in the water, but khanjali can't go in the water
Hi champlette. May I ask you. How did you get product to the value of 530 000 in one vehicle. I can never get more than 280 000 and usually go with 210 so I don’t have to survey the situation constantly. Any advice?
Sure! It's pretty easy. If you're on the PS4, purchase $15k of supplies right away when the base product value turns to $28,000 (which is $56,000 when the bunkers are doubled). If you don't get it right away when it first turns to $28,000, you'll have to pay $30k for the supplies later and that will run you over the single player delivery amount. On the PC, I've found that's it's best to wait maybe 20 or 30 seconds after it turns to $28,000 to buy the supplies. I've had times where I bought supplies on the PC right when the product value turned to $28,000 and I ended up with just slightly under a full single delivery. (I don't know which method works better on the XBox.) The base stock level is produced by $1,000 every minute but it rises in $7,000 increments so it's $7,000 every 7 minutes. It takes about 28 minutes after you get your supplies delivered to reach the $28,000 base product value (Blaine County sale amount) point. The reason I said "about 28 minutes" is that it takes about 10 minutes for your supplies to be delivered if you purchase them and if your stock was completely empty, and actual manufacturing appears to start a minute or two (maybe 3) before you see the supplies arrive in your bunker. Just plan on checking your bunker again about 32 minutes or so after you purchase supplies, or about 25 minutes after the supplies appear in the bunker. Experiment with it a little bit and you'll find the right time. I usually just put a stopwatch on my phone to remind me to go back to the bunker and buy the supplies.
What I don´t like about that mission is the fact that sometimes you need to wait for the enemies to come and you see them blocks away, sometimes they even get stuck somewhere and you have to go to them. And when you have 2 Insurgents to deliver in that mission, you have to hurry, but I always deliver them in time, I like the challenge. Awesome video.
2 Insurgents... you are a brave soul. I'm sure I could get that done, but I've never had the will to try it. 2 Marshalls aren't bad, but I know for sure I couldn't complete 2 dune buggies, and I don't even want to try 2 Insurgents with 5 drops. Yeek! Thanks for the comment!!
Another good approach for those without heavy land support is to bring an AP Pistol and a Heavy Revolver MKII with you. The AP pistol is good at taking out ground enemies(just remember to burst your shots), and the revolver can instantly destroy the Buzzard's tail rotor, sending it twirling to the ground. You aren't as protected as you are in an APC, but you never have to leave the insurgent, and the large container in the back will actually block some shots.
Also I've had decent luck with the nightclub van, using the turret on top.
Ah, the nightclub vehicles... good option... I'll have to try that. Yes, there are several combinations of personal weapons you can use from inside the insurgent. Sadly you have to pay for that ammo, so having the option to call a weaponized vehicle is good too.
More great content! If you are looking for ideas, a dedicated "shortcuts and longcuts" video would be very helpful (e.g. travel through gullies, stay on highway, etc). I cannot seem to find a decent one out there. You definitely show shortcuts in your videos that are relevant to the particular mission you are showcasing, but a comprehensive shortcuts tutorial would be really helpful. Additionally, it would probably lead to follow-up videos from tips in the viewer comments.
Interesting... that's definitely worth considering. I have a list of video ideas I'm thinking about making, so I'll add this to it. I have learned some useful shortcuts over the years. Thanks! I hope you'll think about joining us on Discord and sharing more of these video ideas!
I always used to do these missions with a mini-gun and that was it. But it is risky, especially on the last 2-3 drops. However, I already saw a video of you using an APC during one of these missions, which made me think about it. Personally though, I just bring in the Khanjali on drops 3-5, or in gang territory. Unlike the APC the tank gives you total immunity to gunfire. I notice in this video you lost almost an entire armor ($400+ value) on the first drop because they can shoot you through the window with an APC. So yeah, this but with a Khanjali is how I handle it. Always spawn it before the drop, move it closer if you need to. And be careful of the turret as you can easily blow up your own shipment if you shoot too close to it. I've never bothered to climb on the roof of the Insurgent.
Thanks for another great video.
My top tip for the bunker sale monster truck delivery is drop the first package, get out and shoot THE GUNNER in both attack helicopters using an assault rifle (or other weapon if you think you can do it better). He's obviously the guy in the back on the port side - DO NOT shoot the pilot in the front. Then complete the drops. With the gunner killed, the attack helicopters just buzz around pointlessly, they don't respawn or call for reinforcements. So they just follow you around not able to do anything while you complete the mission. Since there are several waves of these choppers, it is pointless to try and kill them all (wasting time). Also if they do respawn they tend to be more aggressive and accurate.
That is a great suggestion for the Marshall truck deliveries. Honestly, I've found that if I just hustle through them quickly, they do very little damage. As long as you don't sit still or get your Marshall stuck on something where the buzzards can take clear aim at you, they don't hurt you that much, nothing that a few snacks can't cure. I'd be concerned about getting out and getting killed on foot. That's really difficult to run back to the truck after you've been killed.
@@Champlette2 I don't know about you, but I've noticed some variance in their accuracy and behaviour. Sometimes they are so incompetent they literally crash themselves and can't shoot you at all. Sometimes they are quite pesky. But in general if you do shoot them down, the next wave will be more aggressive. If you try my idea, get out of the Marshall after the first drop, face the helicopters as they fly in, you will notice that they fly towards you and then slowly turn so that the gunman has a clear shot at you. As they line up to get you, you have plenty of time to shoot the gunman from each helicopter and then you can focus on just doing the drops with no interference whatsoever. Once you try it for the first time, I don't think you'll ever go back to the old way.
This is great! My go-to is the armored Kuruma, with the revolver mk2 + fmj rounds. Takes out the choppers in 3 (or 1 if'n I hit the pilot =) Also, if you start the sell with your vehicle of choice as the last vehicle used, you can skip the call to the mechanic and just use the interaction menu. (This works even if you fly to your bunker with a personal aircraft!)
Good plan! There are lots of ways to do this one.
Love how you ignore the GPS. I often do that same regardless of mission. I am a highway guy myself. Gimme that speed and less turns any day of the week.
HA HA! Most of the time, I'll follow the GPS but if it seems like there might be a faster route, I'll try that too. My motto is usual "go as the crow flies" and I just drive right over the hills and mountains in the straightest line I can. It makes it a little more fun for me.
Bought the APC based on this video and I love it. Using the Oppressor Mk2 is irritating because there is no armour and I had to keep flying out of range of the incoming. With the APC, I parked it facing a wall to protect the front windows and I had to move only when some NPCs got stuck. Backed towards them... lol. Surprisingly low damage. Thanks!
Yeah, the APC is great for this! On the Oppressor MK II, my biggest frustration is when the enemies keep flying up under you or between tall buildings where you can't shoot them. Using the APC totally solves that problem.
Another alternative option is the khanjali from the cheapest facility, which cannot be sold once you've bought it. But of course, it makes money a bit more faster than the APC in this sell mission. I use my khanjali in the gang termination security contract and wins all the time.
Thanks for this tip. I've gotten an APC after seeing the other video. This works very well, I love to get this weapon drop mission. Need to have better Dunebuggy drops lol
Nice! I hope you enjoy it! I'll have more of these videos coming out soon too.
You seem worthy knowing lots of strategy.
Subbed!👍🏼
Thank you very much! I've been playing GTA for about 5 years, so I guess I have learned a thing or two. ;)
@@Champlette2 I am two months old. lol
I just use the MKII revolver and it ONE shots everything. And I mean EVERYTHING, even the choppers, all you gotta do is aim for the tail rotor and you'll see em drop. It's also good aim practice and for the last part I just spawn a deluxo and park next to the circle before dropping. 👌 Really fun strategy.
Thanks! I plan to have a few videos showing some different options for these sale missions. It seems like some players haven't figured out easier ways to do these, so I'm going to put togethers some ideas for them to try.
I just saw a video about the MKII revolver, totally going to get one and give it a 'shot'.
I’ve used the Op Mk2 and the, the Weaponized Tampa, even the Khanjali on these sell missions. I actually had a Vago pull me out of the Tampa in the middle of all the craziness. I never thought of calling in the APC, especially in gang territory drops. I’ll have to give it a try.
That's another thing I love about the APC. They can't pull you out of that one.
I literally just got a insurgent sell mission thank you
Nice video....I used to call in my oppressor but sometimes I just get on the insurgent gun and take out enemies
Yeah, I use the insurgent gun most of the time, but for the final drop and for the ones that have a lot of gang guys, it's fun to try it with the help of weaponized vehicles.
The good thing is, I bought an APC 2 days ago. I will definitely try this out. Thanks! :)
(I'm also happy that the APC can go on water as well, just in case.)
Oh yeah! I love my APC! It is fun to take it out in the water too. Enjoy your new one!!
Your videos are great with very useful info, way better than other stuff out there! So: Now I REALLY want an APC! I have the bunker but no MOC. Also have the Nightclub/Terrorbyte combo as well as the Vehicle/Cargo Warehouses, and MC Clubhouse. Should I buy the MOC or take the plunge into a Facility and Avenger? Btw I am mostly a solo grinder...
Hmmm.... that's a tough question. With the MOC, there are missions you can do (similar to VIP Work) but they require other players, so that's not very beneficial as a solo grinder. In the Facility, it's really only good for doing the Doomsday Heists and while you can do the preps and setups solo, you need at least one more player (preferably 3 more) to do the heist finales. Honestly, if you're not planning to really grind the Doomsday Heists, I'd suggest holding off on buying the facility and the Avenger. That's the one property I would return if I could. I never use mine anymore. At least the MOC is good for modifying your MKII weapons and your weaponized vehicles. Maybe you should wait to buy it on sale. It goes on sale fairly often and you'll save a lot if you can wait.
@@johnnycooker5298 I'm always happy to help, however I can. We have lots of great players on my Discord channel too who are all very helpful with great advice. The link is in this video's description, so I hope you'll stop by and say hello.
Good tips thanks. I use my upgraded speedo from the nightclub instead of the apc, may need to try it 😊
Yes, that was suggested to me by another viewer. I will certainly try that. I'll also show other weaponized vehicles you can use, with some pros and cons for each.
Most underrated but best gta RUclipsr. Keep up the good work.
Oh wow, I'm so honored! Thank you very much!
The thing about the time limit if that you will use almost every second of it if you do a full sale (3 insurgents) and are doing this solo. Its not too difficult, but you need to be decent at driving and have some decent weapons to finish on time.
Yeah, I would never even try that. Way too stressful. I just sell when I have one vehicle, maybe two. Much easier that way.
Nathan yer boi
Did they change that mission? It used to necessary to first bring all 3 Insurgents to the delivery point before you could move on to the next delivery point which made it impossible to make it in time for a solo player.
I honestly don't see the point. If you do just one resupply sale, you have a decent chance of getting a single drop insurgent mission; super easy even in a packed lobby. If you have a full bunker the dune buggy mission is all but impossible. And also if you have a full bunker you're at a higher risk of being raided, which is hassle.
I've sold over $100m from my bunker, almost entirely 1-2 resupplies at the most. I think filling it adds unnecessary stress, makes you more vulnerable to griefing, makes some missions almost impossible solo, and gives you a chance to be raided.
Another suitable option is the khanjali from the facility, because you can move and shoot at the same time. Great tip with the APC anyway!!!
Yes that is true about the Khanjali, but I think it's a little slower, it's more expensive, and you have to own a facility to buy one. To your point though, it's great that you can shoot while driving in it. I wish the APC could do that.
I personally use anti aircraft since u can connect it to the insurgent and it one shots the enemy insurgents
Yes, I plan to show that option in a future video. I have a friend who uses that all the time. I tried it once and didn't know how to park it properly, so I blew up my Insurgent. :0 Ooops!
Car garage tour next pls??
Well, I just moved from the PS4 to the PC. On the PC, I only have about 10 cars so that would be a pretty boring tour. However, I am planning to do a garage tour of my PS4 character before my PS membership expires. I have a huge car collection there. Stay tuned!
Also, i bought the APC because it was basically a BDRM-2 (the vehicle it's based on)
i love the apc, can even 1v1 guys in khanjali if you ambush smart
I love the APC too! It's surprisingly nimble and pretty quick too!
Fantastic information! Can’t wait for the MK2 oppressor video since I don’t have the APC.
Thank you so much! Yes, that one is definitely on my to-do list. :)
very nice and i still missed the live streams 👍🏻
Thanks David! The live streams were a lot of fun, but just too stressful. It's next to impossible to try to respond to comments and continue doing something entertaining in the game at the same time.
9.64 now your definitely gonna get 10k before the month ends keep it up!
Thanks bunches! I sure hope so!
Very smart way to do it, I never even though of that! Thank you 😊 I've been dieing over and over one foot but managed every time. I'm new on the mk2 but I'll try that next time
I'd recommend giving yourself a little time using the MK2 first. It's easy to get too close to the enemies and blow yourself up, and it's also easy to take a lot of damage and die because it doesn't protect you at all. When you're really good at getting away quickly with the MK2 from the bullets coming at you, that will help a lot. Also, if you spend a lot of time on your MK2, it will become your favorite motorcycle and it will replenish your health when you're on it! That's very handy in this bunker mission. :)
@@Champlette2 thank you 🙂 definitely going to joing your discord
@@martink9785 Awesome! We'll see you there!
Yep I mirror what u doing, only difference is back up vehicle...broomstick goes faster,less risk for me.
Yeah, this was just to show a possible option for how to do these. There are so many different ways to do this that make it easier.
Hello, Champlette! 🖑 That was good video, tnx. 😊😄
Thank you very much! More on the way soon!
@@Champlette2 😊 I wanna see more! More videos, 🤗😉
@@SmileyJohnson Stay tuned!!
I've done dozens of drops from the Farmhouse Bunker, but never had a delivery to Madrazzo's.
Also, I like the armored Kuruma for this mission, but it does eat up some hand gun ammo.
Yeah, the Kuruma is a good option if you don't mind paying for ammo and if you're quick enough to make sure none of the Merryweather guys open your door and pull you out!
So you still have never gotten the sale mission with the first drop at Madrazzo's from the Farmhouse bunker? I owned the Farmhouse bunker for a while and I thought I remembered getting that sale mission once, but it was a long time ago so I'm not sure I remembered that right.
I think you have to hold triangle to go straight to passenger
Yes, that's supposed to work every time, but it doesn't always. Maybe it feels like I've held it long enough but I really haven't.
For this Bunker sale mission, I only use the Insurgent's weapon. The only hard time for me is when the billboard sign or the building or some tree blocks the Insurgent's aim, and I can't get the clear sight of the chopper.
For the AI that stucks somewhere, I only use Oppressor Mk II. It's faster and I get the health 100%.
I guess it's time to upgrade the APC. Thanks champlette.
I agree, for most of them, I just use the built-in gun. For the ones with all of those extra gang guys, it can be difficult to keep up with all of them with just that one gun. I think I like using the APC because it's just so easy. I guess I'm a lazy player, LOL! ;)
Why not simply climbing into the Insurgent“s Canon station? Works perfectly for me. Never die in that mission. Only difference is that I sometimes use snacks and new armor but all in all it’s faster (what is especially important since I sell in populated public lobbies).
Well, I do use the gun in the Insurgent, I'm just showing another option for players to try. Especially where there are a lot of gang guys around, it can be a little challenging to defend against them and the Merryweather guys with just that gun. I'm just showing some ways to make this sale even easier.
If you call in an armored vehicle you have a better shot and protecting from griefers. I use the Khanjali. If you have to use a bunch of snacks, you then have to take the time to go back to your office or facility to get more. If you use a bunch of armor, you then have to buy more at $400+ a pop.
how about AA trailer attached to Insurgent?
Yes, that is an option I plan to show in a future video. I have a friend who does that all the time, but I have to practice it a little bit first. I've only tried it once, and I blew up my Insurgent. ;)
@@Champlette2 haha, did you ever thought about inviting your friend to help you with this mission? or more than one.. much faster and easier
people are creating whole sessions to sell stuff. you have a community of grinders - it's not that hard to encourage 30 people to make one (in order to avoid griefers and modders)
@@awake5196 Oh yes, my husband and I play GTA together and he helps me all the time with my bunker sales. We each help each other by shooting down enemies and such. This was just a video to show other players one of the ways to make this sale easier, that's all. I'm doing several bunker sales tips videos because it seems like a lot of players think these sale missions are too difficult.
I Bought an APC and I'm looking to use the hell out of it and get the most benefit of it
Honestly, I love having the APC for the 5-drop insurgent deliveries! I usually call it for the 3rd and 5th drops for sure, and sometimes for the 4th one also. It's great because it's hard to shoot land vehicles in some locations when you're using an Oppressor MK II. You can run out of ammo trying to shoot them when they're behind a building. The APC isn't totally armored (the windows are not well protected) but you're much safer in this APC than any air vehicle or even the gunner position of the insurgent. Besides, it's fun to blow stuff up after the final drop and before you leave the area!!
@@Champlette2 idk i really bought it because i was scrolling war cache and stock and my brain went:
BDRM-2??
ME MUST BUY
like a caveman
@@user-qd5sn3bw5c ROTFL! I have often felt a bit like a cave woman when I have my APC. "MAKE GO BOOM" and I blow up everything in site. Especially now that they've made the explosions so much more dynamic. Oh no, am I a closet pyromaniac? ;) It's funny... this game lets me do things I'd never even remotely consider in real life. I couldn't hurt a flea, yet I love firing missiles and dropping proximity bombs in this crazy game. On the other hand, I freak out if I accidentally run over an animated bunny rabbit in GTA... ha ha!!
personally i just use insurgent weapons for 4 drops and opressor for the lsst drop
i kill them fast and fly to do something else
Yes that's another option I'll be showing in a future video. Some of the final drops can be a little challenging with the Oppressor MK II because the Merryweather vehicles get under you, or between buildings where they're hard to target, but there are ways to work around that.
Have you ever tried to order a flac station (the powerful canon that an be hooked onto an Insurgent or Tampa)? It is the most powerful canon in the game. Might be an interesting variation :)
Edit: it’s the AA trailer and I see others suggested it already.
Yes, I'm planning to try this with the AA trailer at some point. I tried it once, but I blew my Insurgent up. ;)
AA Trailer with the auto cannon is probably my favorite weaponized vehicles.
@@regularkcereal I bought it when I was playing on the PS4 and tried it only once on this sale mission and then never used it again. :(
Omg I just realised I clicked on the video 19second after it was uploaded 💥wow
Wow, looks like great timing!! I've got more of these videos coming soon too. This is just one option for help with the Insurgent sales.
Champlette2 Yh thank you and keep up the good work
Thank you 💙💜💚❤👍 you are the best . I think this is the worst bunker sell mission . My fav bunker sell mission is the phantom wedge mission
Thank you for watching! I think this is my least favorite sell mission too. It just takes a long time and brings a lot of NPCs into the battle, and that's really not cool.
@@Champlette2 agree 👍
So if I buy the insurgent pickup, i can use it for bunker sell missions?
Well, not really. You have to use the vehicles that are provided in the bunker sales. You can call for your personal vehicle (including the insurgent pickup) during the deliveries if you want to, but you still have to deliver the vehicle you got from your bunker. In this video, you see how I call my APC to use it at some of the drop points, but I still have to deliver the insurgent I was given at the bunker. The insurgent pickup you can buy is basically the same as the one you get from the bunker where there are 5-drop points, so calling for your insurgent pickup at the drop points wouldn't be an advantage.
The khanjali from the cheapest facility in paleto bay should make this sell mission much easier!!!
Today, 20th Dec 2020, this sell mission drive me crazy. The last checkpoint which is at Land Act Reservoir, i called my personal vehicle (Oppressor MK2, Speedo Custom, etc), it's just spawn way, way far from my current position. Used to very close. Idk if Rockstar patched it or bug.
I've been noticing that "Johnny" is not as "Johnny On The Spot" as he used to be recently too. I always drive the insurgent up to the very last strip of water before I cross over to the last drop dot. Then I look back toward the facility when I order my Oppressor MK II. That used to place it right in the circle for the drop, but maybe they have started placing them further away now.
@@Champlette2 if that's the case, I've to figure something else. Luckily, Insurgent gun can be used. Although, I'm not a big fan of immobile weaponized vehicle.
I started playing again from ps3 and now on pc. So I got a few freebies and tons of new vehicles. What do you recommend for weaponized, the apc? I got the scram from podium but no armor.
I really like the APC, but there are lots of other choices. If you're new, I'd suggest you focus on getting the essentials like an armored Kuruma and a Buzzard first. You need to own either an MOC or the Arena Wars with the garage techs to even upgrade your APC, so you might want to wait until you have some of those things first.
I unlocked some research weapons for the insurgent and dune buggy. Can’t I apply them to the mission vehicles, or only to my own personal vehicles?
Right, you can't alter the vehicles used in the sales, just your personal vehicles. The dune buggy used in the sales already has the gun in the front and the proximity mines in the back.
Lol it doesn't shoot missiles :P
I personally find it faster to mow them down with the AP pistol without exiting the Insurgent, but cool vid
Yeah, it occurred to me after I recorded this video that I probably didn't say that right. I didn't make any notes for myself on this one, and that does tend to allow for more verbal mistakes. ;)
@@Champlette2 I wasn't trying to be a dick tho! Sorry!
@@Tomemos1Jager HA HA! No, I didn't take it that way, it's all good! I was joking back with you, and making fun of myself. I write out what I want to say on most of my analytical videos, because I KNOW I'm going to say something stupid or forget to mention something if I don't.
@@Champlette2 hahaha ok got it, i'm new to your channel, you're cool!
Good advice aboutt writing down stuff. I'm thinking about uploading similar stuff but in spanish lol
@@Tomemos1Jager Very nice!! I wish you the best of luck with that! One of the complaints I hear about other GTA RUclipsrs is that they ramble on and don't get to the point, so my viewers often tell me they like it that I don't do that. That's why I write things down that I want to make sure I cover in the video, so I don't forget to mention them and I don't stumble all over the words. However, sometimes it might sound obvious that I'm reading from my notes, so I'm working on that.
So is not a good idea to just drop your delivery and drive immediately? Or do you have to take out the enemies
Unfortunately, you are required to take out all enemies at each drop location or you won't get the yellow dot to show you where the next drop us until they're all dead.
@@Champlette2 thank you! I was just wondering, I’m kinda new with the bunker business and I am doing it solo, however I don’t have any good vehicles that I can use to help me destroy them. How much did your APC cost?
@@lgpjbucket6684 It has been a long time since I bought it, but I think it was maybe around $2M? Honestly, you don't really need a separate vehicle. You can take care of all of these enemies from the gun on top of the Insurgent. Even on the final drop, you can't get back into the cab of the Insurgent, but you can still get into the gunner's position. Using something like the APC is just a fun way to do this. If you use the Insurgent's guns, it's helpful to always take out the helicopters first. That way if you die, you're just fighting off guys in trucks. That's much easier than trying to fight a buzzard when you're on foot. ;)
Khanjali tank better,full bulletproof and sales places random every time
Yes the Khanjali is another option. This was just the one I chose to feature in this video. I'll be covering some other weaponized vehicle options in future videos too.
Which console do you play on?
I used to play on the PS4, but I recently moved to the PC and I still use a DS4 controller.
I haven't done sales in a while, but was this bunker full of supplies? If I sell by my self will I usually just have 1 truck to deliver?
No, this was not a full bunker. This was a single-vehicle amount. (I'm typing all this from memory and I haven't done many big bunker sales lately so please forgive me if I mess up a detail here and there.) There are 5 deliver vehicle options for the bunker: 1) Unarmed Insurgent single-drop, 2) Phantom Wedge single-drop, 3) Armed Insurgent 5-drop, 4) Dune Buggy 5-drop, 5) Marshall 5-drop. For all of the 5-drop vehicles, they carry a maximum of $175,000 for Blaine County or $262,500 for Los Santos sales. That's a little more than one full supply bar will produce. A full bunker takes 5 full supply bars so for these 5-drop vehicles, that would be 4 vehicles (it might be a maximum of 3 Marshalls, I think). I personally do not believe it is even possible for a single player to deliver a full bunker with any of these 5-drop vehicles. With the Phantom Wedge, the most you can get is two trucks even with a full bunker and that is totally manageable for one player. I think you can get 4 single-drop unarmed Insurgents too, but that is possible for a single player to deliver if the locations aren't too far apart and aren't too far from your bunker.
Short answer: I never let my bunker get above a 2-vehicle sale unless I know I'm going to have someone to help me. That's a max stock value of $350,000 (when not on some sort of bonus) for Blaine County or $525,000 for Los Santos. Even delivering just two dune buggies is next to impossible for a single player, and two 5-drop Insurgents requires taking one to the first drop, then going back to get the second one and delivering it to the first drop, and so on until you've delivered 2 vehicles to each of the 5 drops. You can do it, but it's a pain and takes a long time. I almost always quit at just one vehicle. It makes it easy and saves a lot of headaches and product losses. ;)
@@Champlette2 Thank you for the detailed answer! I saw an older guide for money making you made, but it didn't seem to have the agencies in it. I think I'd like to limit myself to solo-ish businesses. Do you think the submarine heist + agencies would be a good combo? (I'll try to avoid buying to many businesses). If you have any other businesses that are more profitable and easy for solo player then please let me know :)
@@Jay-xq1dc Yes, I made that money-making guide a few years ago before the Agencies and Arcades came out. The nightclub is a great business for a solo player, but it unfortunately requires that you own several other businesses so that doesn't sound like a good fit for you. The Agency is good because you can do lots of solo contracts and payphone hits, although you will need at least one other player to help you complete the Dr. Dre missions in order to get the payphone hits (as I recall). They're fun to do and they pay well. Cayo Perico solo heists are fun for a while, but it's easy to get burned out on them. They've made Special Cargo a little more interesting now, so that might be worth trying. Start small with just one small warehouse and see how you like it before you invest a lot in it. If you like it, you can always upgrade and buy more warehouses but you can't downgrade or get rid of warehouses. I also enjoy the vehicle cargo, but if you're in a session by yourself, there are attackers and that's definitely no fun. If you plan to play mostly solo, I'd say Special Cargo and/or the Agency would be your best investments.
@@Champlette2 Thank you so much!
@@Jay-xq1dc No problem! We have lots of great players on my Discord, if you'd like to visit us there. You'll get lots of great advice from other experienced players. The link is in the description of this video, if you're interested.
Alright, I'm sold. I need an APC.
Oh yes! It makes the 5-drop insurgent sale way easier. Plus, the APC is amphibious, so that's pretty cool!
Get khanjali from facility by buying the cheapest facility in paleto bay. The khanjali will save you more minutes than this APC. I use my khanjali for the gang termination security contract and wins all the time.
@@Ariffin958 I think the Khanjali might have better armor protection too, doesn't it? Enemies can still shoot you a little bit through the windows in the APC.
@@Champlette2 Yes, the khanjali has better bullet protection, and the weapons do not even require bunker research. You can just buy the weapons straight away. Not like APC, where you have to do bunker research for the SAM battery and proximity mines. The only advantage APC has is that it is able to go in the water, but khanjali can't go in the water
Hi champlette. May I ask you. How did you get product to the value of 530 000 in one vehicle. I can never get more than 280 000 and usually go with 210 so I don’t have to survey the situation constantly. Any advice?
Sure! It's pretty easy. If you're on the PS4, purchase $15k of supplies right away when the base product value turns to $28,000 (which is $56,000 when the bunkers are doubled). If you don't get it right away when it first turns to $28,000, you'll have to pay $30k for the supplies later and that will run you over the single player delivery amount. On the PC, I've found that's it's best to wait maybe 20 or 30 seconds after it turns to $28,000 to buy the supplies. I've had times where I bought supplies on the PC right when the product value turned to $28,000 and I ended up with just slightly under a full single delivery. (I don't know which method works better on the XBox.)
The base stock level is produced by $1,000 every minute but it rises in $7,000 increments so it's $7,000 every 7 minutes. It takes about 28 minutes after you get your supplies delivered to reach the $28,000 base product value (Blaine County sale amount) point. The reason I said "about 28 minutes" is that it takes about 10 minutes for your supplies to be delivered if you purchase them and if your stock was completely empty, and actual manufacturing appears to start a minute or two (maybe 3) before you see the supplies arrive in your bunker. Just plan on checking your bunker again about 32 minutes or so after you purchase supplies, or about 25 minutes after the supplies appear in the bunker. Experiment with it a little bit and you'll find the right time. I usually just put a stopwatch on my phone to remind me to go back to the bunker and buy the supplies.
@@Champlette2 ah double money. Ofcourse! 15k. Alright. Thank you.
@@Champlette2 does this method still work?
@@indu5450 Yes, it sure does!
@@Champlette2 thank you, love your channel
I normally just use the same insurgent to deal with MW and never died once
Yes, I usually do it just with the insurgent too, but this is another fun way to do it.
@@Champlette2 it sure is :)
Hi champlette!
Hi Gavin! Just so you know, you don't need to do the "first" comment on my videos. There's no awards or anything for that. ;)
@@Champlette2 Lol I know just for fun
@@gavins.9254 :D
Much easier just to use the AA-Gun
Oh yes!! I always blow myself up when I try to use the AA-Gun. :(
😔 I forgot to click on that 🖒 button. 😞 Now it's cool. 🖒#9 has arrived. 😊
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