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** But what about some of the trickier vehicle-based missions, you say? Well, apart from those dual-Cobras devouring anything in the universe, you can also pretty easily get your Wanted level up to the utmost and look around - not too hard, honestly, they will be everywhere - for one of those Spec Ops Hummers (the 'Bear') with the mounted gatling guns on the top. Jack one (also easy, as most of them are being used for barricades instead of chasing you, for some reason) and get it to a safehouse. Voila! Problem permanently solved. Get it to a garage and soop it the fuck up and you're basically golden, what with having an armor-plated death engine with a mounted gatling cannon with default infinite rounds on the top. There is basically nothing in the universe that can stand against you. Haaaave fun!

* Beating the Hitman missions in SaintsRow 2 will cause you to have unlimited rifle ammo. This applies to the "sniper rifle" it has. The Sniper Rifle can destroy a car in 2-5 bullets. Beating Corporate Warfare will give you unlimited RPG ammo, and can make those hard as hell car battles end in a few shots(did I forget to mention that getting the Annihilator will make things easier, and it still applies in a new game even if you didn't beat CW on the new save).

* ''SplinterCell: Conviction'' has the Five-Seven, a silenced pistol made available to you ''very'' early on in the game. It has the biggest magazine size of any of the pistols, improved accuracy and (once you add only one upgrade) gives you the ability to execute four enemies at once with the "mark and execute" system (the highest you can perform at once). If you're a decent stealth player, there's little reason to use any other weapon besides it, as you can effectively take down a squad of enemies in seconds.

* The three main "breakers" of ''[=~Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood~=]'' are executions/kill streaks, the Assassin recruits, and Arrow Storms -- executions/kill streaks allowing the player to [[OneHitKill]] most mooks (and in some cases, even mini-bosses) while going on the offense, the Assassin recruits allowing Ezio to be credited for kills while completely avoiding detection (the recruits also potentially becoming [[OneManArmy one-man/woman-armies in their own right]] upon reaching the highest rank), and Arrow Storms [[OneHitKill one-shotting]] any enemy in Ezio's vicinity.

* The three main "breakers" of ''[=~AssassinsCreed Brotherhood~=]'' are executions/kill streaks, the Assassin recruits, and Arrow Storms -- executions/kill streaks allowing the player to [[OneHitKill]] most mooks (and in some cases, even mini-bosses) while going on the offense, the Assassin recruits allowing Ezio to be credited for kills while completely avoiding detection (the recruits also potentially becoming [[OneManArmy one-man/woman-armies in their own right]] upon reaching the highest rank), and Arrow Storms [[OneHitKill one-shotting]] any enemy in Ezio's vicinity.

* Meanwhile, ''AssassinsCreed II'' has an economic system that's completely broken by the villa. Basically, you have a villa in the Italian countryside that people can visit and pay rent to stay, all of which returns a payroll every 20 minutes. You can increase the amount of money you make per payroll by renovating the villa, and fixing up shops can get you discounts when buying things from stores. When all is said and done and you have a fully-upgraded villa, you basically never have to worry about money ever again. It's balanced somewhat by your stake in the income having a cap with any extra money being lost, but the cap is generally large enough to not be much of a worry, and upgrades as you renovate.
** ''AssassinsCreed II'' also has the pistol upgrade, which gives you a small hidden blade style firearm. While this weapon takes a while to aim, it will one shot kill any enemy in the game, including bosses. Many bosses past the point where you get this weapon are high up (and extremely difficult to reach at all let alone staying hidden), surrounded by armored guards and other boss level enemies, and/or extremely skilled in combat. The pistol takes all these factors completely out of the equation thanks to its extreme range and perfect accuracy after 3 seconds.

* ''GrandTheftAutoViceCity'', again. At one point, you need to chase down an insane transvestite stalker and crash his car until it explodes. However, setting up a roadblock in front of where his car 'spawns', works. The stalker stalls out long enough for the player to get out of the car and launch a rocket up his tailpiper. Speaking of rockets, a later series of cash-prize races can be easily won simply by blowing up all the racers beforehand. San Andreas has less game breakage (the cash-races teleport you to the starting line) but there's still things to do. One warehouse fight was half-avoided by taking a car to the back and just climbing the wall from the hood.

*** Don't forget about the last mask in the game you receive when you acquire all of the others, the [[spoiler: Fierce Deity Mask]] which makes Link so powerful that even the last boss is a joke.

* KOEI again, but this time in ''DynastyWarriors6'': Empires. Sun Quan's card, 'Unseen Rules', means the player will never get invaded. Ever. Played with the rest of the Sun Clan's cards, the player can dominate China in relatively few turns with ease.

** The Great Fairy Sword in ''Majora's Mask'' is the same weapon in practice, but it comes so late in the game and it's such an unbelievable ''bitch'' to get a hold of that most players don't bother with it.

**''AssassinsCreed II'' also has the pistol upgrade, which gives you a small hidden blade style firearm. While this weapon takes a while to aim, it will one shot kill any enemy in the game, including bosses. Many bosses past the point where you get this weapon are high up (and extremely difficult to reach at all let alone hidden), surrounded by armored guards and other boss level enemies, and/or extremely skilled in combat. The pistol takes all these factors completely out of the equation thanks to its extreme range and perfect accuracy after 3 seconds.

**''AssassinsCreed II'' also has the pistol upgrade, which give you a firearm. While this weapon takes a while to aim it is a one shot kill on any enemy in the game, including bosses. Many bosses past the point where you get this weapon are high up, surrounded by friends and other boss level enemies, and/or extremely skilled in combat. The pistol takes all these factors completely out of the equation thanks to its extreme range and perfect accuracy after 3 seconds.