Oppressor MK2 and Deluxo Missiles: Your Explosive Guide to GTA Online’s Aerial Arsenal
Your drive in Los Santos turns wild. An Oppressor MK2 whizzes by, missiles flying. An ordinary day becomes explosive. The Oppressor MK2 and the Deluxo rule the skies with missile power. But how much do you really know about them? Dive in as we explore their mechanics and other missile-shooting vehicles.
Oppressor MK2 Missiles: The Nitty-Gritty on Mayhem
Let’s start with the Oppressor MK2, a staple of “griefing” in GTA Online. It can be fun and effective in skilled hands. Curious about its missile loadout? Let’s break it down.
How Many Missiles Can the Oppressor MK2 Hold? Spoiler: It’s Not Infinite
The Oppressor MK2 does not have limitless missiles. You will run out of ammo. The truth is, it can fire a total of 20 missiles. This may seem like a lot, but they’re gone quickly during a heated lobby clean-up.
Does the Oppressor MK2 Come Stock with Missiles? The Million Dollar Question (Almost Literally)
So, does it come loaded with missiles? The text does not give a clear answer. Experience suggests it likely doesn’t. You’ll need to pay extra to fully arm it. It’s like a car purchase. Base models are for getting around but true power means upgrades. In GTA Online, upgrades mean draining your in-game cash.
Will I Run Out of Missiles on My Oppressor MK2? The Inevitable Truth
Yes, the Oppressor MK2 does run out of missiles. Once those twenty are gone, you have only machine guns left. Aerial dominance fades quickly. Manage your missile use, or prepare to lose in a gunfight. Taking just machine guns to the sky is like facing a tank with a water gun.
The Elusive Unlimited Missiles Glitch: Myth or Magic?
The idea of unlimited missiles is tempting. Is there a trick to bypass the limits? Online chatter suggests a glitch exists. According to various sources, the method involves sneaking back into the vehicle while returning it to storage. It sounds absurd, but it may work. Just remember, glitches can be patched at any time.
Homing Missiles: The Oppressor MK2’s Weapon of Choice
The homing missiles are the best weapon on this flying machine. Unlike basic rockets, these missiles lock onto targets. They can hit from up to 300 meters away and travel over 500 meters. That’s impressive for such a compact weapon. Forget machine guns; the homing missiles are the real terror of the skies.
Oppressor MK2 vs. The World: Comparing Aerial Titans
The Oppressor MK2 is powerful, but not alone in the aerial landscape. Let’s compare it against some strong rivals.
Oppressor MK2 vs. Hydra: Speed Demons in the Sky
The Hydra jet outpaces the Oppressor MK2. The Hydra is faster and more powerful than the flying motorbike. Military-grade performance beats casual flying anytime. If speed and intimidation matter, choose Hydra. For infiltration and chaos, stick with the Oppressor MK2.
Oppressor MK2 vs. Toreador: Armor Up, Buttercup
In durability, the Toreador outlasts the Oppressor MK2. While the Oppressor could be destroyed by one rocket, the Toreador withstands two direct hits and numerous homing missiles. In a duel, the Toreador easily beats the flimsy Oppressor MK2. If you want to survive, take the Toreador, which can also go underwater.
Oppressor MK2 vs. Avenger: David vs. Goliath, with Missiles
Can the Oppressor MK2 defeat the massive Avenger? Not really. “It cannot destroy the Avenger directly,” sadly states the briefing. However, it can damage the Avenger’s engines. Picture this as disabling rather than destroying. It’s effective in making it a slower target but doesn’t guarantee total victory.
Oppressor MK2 vs. Nightshark: Missile Sponge Showdown
The Nightshark is known for its toughness. Just how tough? It can absorb 27 homing missiles before exploding. That’s more than the Oppressor MK2 can launch at once, making it tough work to take one down. Facing a Nightshark requires strategic thinking and should put the Oppressor MK2 on the defensive.
Use agility to distract. Don’t always aim for a direct missile hit. Sometimes knowing when you’re outgunned is key.
Oppressor MK2: More Than Missiles
The Oppressor MK2 is not just a missile vehicle. It has many features that make it popular in GTA Online.
Health Regeneration: Your Medic
Check this out: the Oppressor MK2 has health regeneration. It regenerates health whether you’re an MC, CEO, or solo player. This means you’ll stay in the fight longer. It reduces those annoying trips to Ammu-Nation for health.
Chaff Countermeasure: Missile Defense
Incoming missiles? The Oppressor MK2 offers chaff countermeasures. Activate it when close to an incoming missile. Chaff disrupts missile guidance for five seconds, giving you time to evade or reposition. Timing is crucial. It’s your escape ticket.
Speed Glitch: Boosting Speed
No GTA Online vehicle is complete without a speed glitch. The Oppressor MK2 features one. Hold the “descend” button to trigger a speed boost. Players report speeds of 108 mph. This can change, so experiment at your own risk.
Flying Capabilities: Soaring High
Of course, the Oppressor MK2 flies. It’s a real flying machine in Los Santos. You can escape ground traffic, reach rooftops, and rain missiles on enemies. If street cruising and aerial combat excite you, the Oppressor MK2 is perfect.
Weapon Options: More Than Just Missiles
The main feature is missiles, but it also has machine guns. They sit beside the headlamp. You can also modify with missile launchers. The machine guns offer quick-fire for close targets or saving missile ammo. Options are good.
Boost: Unlimited Power!
The Oppressor MK2 has a boost option. You can activate an unlimited boost glitch. Just press R1. Some players report reaching speeds of 130. Use caution, glitches may get patched soon.
How to Go Down: Descending
Flying high is cool, but sometimes you have to land. To descend on the Oppressor MK2, hold the “descend” button. It is A on Xbox. This option is straightforward to prevent unwanted altitude.
How to Flip Upside Down: A Fun Trick
Want to fly upside down? You can! Fly into something to flip it over. It may not be a controlled move but it could be an exciting surprise. Upside-down flight is not practical. Still, it’s a fun experience to brag about.
Owning and Customizing the Oppressor MK2
Interested in owning an Oppressor MK2? Let’s discuss the costs and the customization process.
Price Increase: Los Santos Inflation
The Oppressor MK2 is pricey and has become even more expensive. The cost rose from $3 million to $8 million. Rockstar states this increase reflects better vehicle value. This limits access for casual buyers, marking it as an exclusive item.
Selling Your Oppressor MK2: Letting Go
You might want to sell your Oppressor MK2 someday. It’s not as simple as just driving it to Los Santos Customs. To sell it, enter your Terrorbyte and choose the modification menu while still riding it. That’s the way to make a sale.
The Terrorbyte Connection: Getting Connected
The Terrorbyte serves as your modification hub for selling and upgrading your vehicle. Make sure you use it properly for selling or customization.
Customization Options: Make it Yours
Once you have your Oppressor MK2, it’s time for customization. You can adjust colors, weapons, and features based on your preferences. Customizing makes it more personal and can improve performance.
Conclusion: A Powerful Choice
The Oppressor MK2 is an incredible choice for players in GTA Online. With its various features, you can dominate the skies and wreak havoc on Los Santos.
key point to sell your Oppressor MK2. You must take the bike into your Terrorbyte vehicle workshop. From there, you will find the modification menu. Surprisingly, it has the option to sell the vehicle. This process can feel convoluted. Yet again, it’s GTA Online, nothing is ever easy.
Modifications: Terrorbyte Needed!
The Terrorbyte is needed for more than selling an Oppressor MK2. It’s vital for modifications. “You will need a Terrorbyte to repaint, add missiles, or guns.” Wanna add missiles? Terrorbyte. New paint job? Terrorbyte. Upgrades? Terrorbyte again. The Terrorbyte serves as the personal garage for the Oppressor MK2. When owning an Oppressor MK2, plan for the Terrorbyte cost too. Think of it like a printer: cheap to buy, expensive with ink (or in this case, modifications).
Storing Your Oppressor MK2: Garage Life
Good news! You don’t need a Terrorbyte to store your Oppressor MK2. “You don’t need a Terrorbyte to own or store the Mk2. It can go in your regular garages.” After buying your pricey flying motorcycle, park it in any garage with your supercars and weaponized vehicles. The Terrorbyte is just for modifications and selling, not storage. That’s a small relief in the complex GTA Online world.
Owning Multiple Oppressor MK2s: One Goes Unnoticed
If you are truly dedicated to the Oppressor MK2, can you have more than one? Yes! “You can own more than one.” Why you may need multiple $8 million flying bikes? That’s a philosophical dilemma. Yet there is a catch: “Cooldown applies to MC menu, if one is destroyed, call your mechanic for another (do this before Mors mutual, otherwise, it will glitch).” The motorcycle club has a cooldown for vehicle spawns. If an Oppressor MK2 gets destroyed, call your mechanic for another from your garage. Just be sure to call the mechanic before contacting Mors Mutual Insurance. Otherwise, you might encounter a glitch and your mechanic won’t show up. Classic GTA Online quirks keep it interesting.
Countering the Oppressor MK2: Turning the Tables
Receiving Oppressor MK2 missiles can be frustrating. So, how do you fight back? Luckily, there are ways to balance the odds and make life harder for those in an Oppressor MK2.
Oppressor MK2 vs. Oppressor MK2: Fighting Fire with Fire
What’s the simplest counter to an Oppressor MK2? Another Oppressor MK2. “Best counter against an oppressor is itself.” It’s like ninjas fighting ninjas. An Oppressor MK2 dogfight revolves around pilot skill and timing. If you can outmaneuver and outshoot your opponent, you wield their own weapon. It may seem ironic, but in GTA Online, sometimes to beat a problem, you become the problem.
Chaff Countermeasure: Defense is Sometimes Offense
We’ve discussed chaff before as a defensive measure, but let’s emphasize its role as an anti-Oppressor MK2 countermeasure. “Activate the chaff countermeasure if you’re close enough.” If you’re in a vehicle with chaff (like another Oppressor MK2), timing is key to negate incoming missiles. Mastering chaff is essential for survival against Oppressor MK2s.
Combat MG Mk2: Bullet Hose of Justice
Skip the rockets; sometimes, good bullets are the answer. “Use Combat MG Mk2 instead of rockets. It hits hard and fires quickly.” The Combat MG Mk2, with its high damage and rapid fire, works well against Oppressor MK2s. If you land consistent hits on the pilot, it’s effective. “It hits like a truck” truly applies; it rips through armor. While missiles are flashy, well-placed bullets can effectively bring down flying bikes. Plus, ammo is less expensive than missiles.
Toreador, Scramjet, or Deluxo: Vehicle Vendetta
If vehicular combat is your style, a few cars can challenge an Oppressor MK2. “The answer is Toreador, Scramjet, or Deluxo.” The Toreador has solid armor and may have infinite missiles. The Scramjet has extreme agility and boost as an advantage. The Deluxo, with flying abilities and missiles, can take on the Oppressor MK2 with limitations. These vehicles offer other ways to counter the Oppressor MK2, each presenting its own benefits in the match.
On Foot and Armed: David vs. Goliath, Gun Edition
Believe it or not, you can counter an Oppressor MK2 on foot. “Use Minigun or Heavy Sniper Mk II with explosive bullets.” Oppressor Mk II cannot auto-lock missiles on you, making you harder to hit. Armed with a Minigun, or a Heavy Sniper Mk II, you can pose a threat to Oppressor MK2 pilots. It’s risky since one stray missile could end you, but with skill and cover, you might turn the tables on flying pests.
Orbital Cannon: The Nuclear Option (for the Rich)
When all else fails and money is no issue, the Orbital Cannon exists. “Orbital Cannon is a sure kill for the Oppressor MK II if you have money.” Each strike costs $750,000 to guarantee a kill—don’t waste it. This is one option for wealthy Los Santos players. The Orbital Cannon is the ultimate “delete button.” For $750,000 per shot, you vaporize an Oppressor MK2 accurately from space. It’s costly yet potentially overkill. If you must eliminate an Oppressor MK2 and have ample cash, the Orbital Cannon is your nuclear choice. Just avoid bankruptcy while using it.
Deluxo Missiles: Time-Traveling Terror
Now, let’s discuss another missile-throwing vehicle, the Deluxo. This flying DeLorean offers style and chaos. But how do its missiles compare?
Limited Missile Capacity: 30 Rockets for Time Travel
The Deluxo does not have infinite missiles. “The Deluxo in GTA Online does not have infinite missiles; it has a capacity of 30.” That’s slightly more than the Oppressor MK2’s 20. “The Deluxo has versatile flying and hovering, but it can only hold 30 missiles.” You gain a larger missile loadout but need to manage your ammo for any extended conflict.
Reduced Lock-On Range: Close-Range Combat for a Classic Ride
The Deluxo’s missiles have a drawback: reduced lock-on range. “The missiles have a reduced lock-on range of 225 meters.” Compared to the Oppressor MK2’s 300-meter range, Deluxo must get closer to lock targets. This encourages a more personal missile combat style, fitting for a vehicle built for style and retro chaos.
Style and flair. You must move close to action in your DeLorean. At least, you will appear cool.
Deluxo vs. Toreador: Missile Mayhem Matchup
How does the Deluxo compare to the Toreador in a missile battle? The Toreador is a tank on wheels. It has unlimited missiles. It is sturdier than the Deluxo. That is bad news for Deluxo fans. The Toreador has “unlimited missiles,” a big plus over Deluxo’s 30. The Toreador’s armor makes it the clear winner in a missile duel. The Deluxo is stylish and fun. Yet, when it comes to missile power, the Toreador is the champion. Maybe the Deluxo should focus on time travel. Let the Toreador handle missile wars.
Other Vehicle Missiles: Beyond the Big Two
The Oppressor MK2 and Deluxo aren’t the only missile-equipped vehicles in GTA Online. Let’s briefly explore some others and their missile features.
Vigilante: Batmobile Missile Mystery
The Vigilante serves as a Batmobile tribute. It boasts a boost and missiles? The briefing lacks missile capacity details. “Vigilante (missile capacity): no direct answer found.” We do not know how many rockets this Dark Knight-inspired vehicle can hold. It may have a hidden feature or lack a missile focus compared to the Oppressor MK2 and Deluxo. The mystery surrounding Vigilante’s missile capacity continues.
Ruiner 2000: Unlimited Rockets in “Fully Loaded”
The Ruiner 2000, a throwback to cheesy 80s TV cars, offers a missile surprise only during a specific mission. “Ruiner 2000 (unlimited rockets in Fully
