What’s a new game without some challenges? Teardown is easy because the first mission has you destroy an old building that blocks your path. This can sound like it would be simple, but there are variables to consider at every level of this mission and we’ll talk about how best to complete it in our guide.
The “teardown third mission” is the first of three missions in the game. In this mission, players must complete a task that is given to them by one of the characters. The goal is to destroy all of the enemies in each room.
Teardown’s initial task is to demolish an ancient structure. It may seem simple, but you can’t simply tear everything down with the Sledgehammer tool since it won’t impact the brick fireplace. In actual life, gravity does not function the same way, thus you can’t damage the house’s foundation and expect it to fall.
You must first figure out how to dismantle the home, beginning with the rooftop and ending with the fireplace. If you’re stuck, here’s a list of steps to take.
Step 1: Enter the structure and dig a hole over the fireplace.
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For the time being, disregard the usage of propane canisters, since they may complicate the procedure. Inside the building, use the Sledgehammer to cut a hole above the fireplace (you may break the door if you like). The fireplace may be used as a “step” to go into the hole and up to the second story.
If a straight leap isn’t feasible, cut a tiny hole in the wall surrounding the fireplace with your Sledgehammer to build another “step” to the second level. It’s alright if you have to strike the wall many times to create “steps,” as long as you can leap off of them to get to the second level.
Step 2: Cut a hole in the ceiling and add another “step” to the process.
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To access to the roof, you’ll have to cut a hole in the ceiling of the second story. You’ll need to create the hole next to one of the walls, much like the fireplace on the first level.
After you’ve drilled a hole in the ceiling, you may drill a hole in the wall to serve as another “step” to the house’s attic. As long as you get to the attic, you may take as many stairs as you need.
Alternatively, you may move the outdoor refrigerator or stove and use it as a jumping platform to reach the attic. You’ll have to carry them around like a ladder, but it’ll be more stable.
Step 3: Punch a hole through the roof and exit.
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Using the same principles in Step 1 & 2, make a hole in the rooftop, make “steps” in the walls and get on top of the roof.
It’s critical to get to the top of the roof since it will serve as the basis for tearing down the home. If you attempted to demolish the home from the first level, you’d have a hard time getting to the second (especially if you accidentally removed the wooden ceiling).
Step 4: Using the Sledgehammer, begin taking down the structure.
DoubleXP took this screenshot.
You may safely dismantle the structure and make your way down now that you’ve reached the top. You may also use the in-game height measurement to track your progress (the white dot telling you how the building is too tall).
Starting from the roof has the drawback of potentially causing the floor below you to collapse, but you can pull yourself back up using the same method/path you used to climb up.
It also allows you to keep track of your progress as you make your way down and catch up on any locations you may have missed. The white dot will always be at the house’s tallest point, but it will not take into account the brick fireplace. You missed a location if it’s still up high.
It’s time to tear down the fireplace after you’ve reached the bottom and there’s nothing more to ruin.
Step 5: Use propane canisters to extinguish the flames.
It’s simpler to demolish the brick fireplace with the gas canisters since it’s the only construction remaining. You’ll be given instructions on how to throw stuff, but for now, pick up the propane canister with the right mouse button, prepare the throw by pressing the left and right mouse buttons, and then toss the canister with the right mouse button once again.
By default, you receive 5 canisters. If you run out, proceed to the right to collect additional propane canisters at a construction site, which should be enough to take down the fireplace.
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You should be able to smash enough of the fireplace with enough throws to meet the height requirement, and you may safely exit your getaway vehicle.
You may now follow a tried-and-true approach to finish the first assignment or create your own strategy, safe in the knowledge that you have a backup in case anything goes wrong.
The “teardown all levels” is a mission that asks the player to destroy a building in Teardown. The player will be rewarded with an achievement upon completing this mission.
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