The mask graphic is from Houston's sprite seen on the Road to Crimefest website while the event was ongoing.
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The Little Brother skin is a reference to Houston, whose mask is displayed on the skin, being Dallas' younger brother. The Hype Train skin is an obvious reference to the Hype Train community event. The Death From Above skin bears similarity to a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive skin for the FAMAS named " Spitfire". The First Line skin is one of Payday's numerous references to ice hockey. Not have any Common or Uncommon-rarity skins. The Completely Overkill safe is the first safe to:. Most of the skins from the Completely Overkill safe are themed after hyper-violence, fitting the term "overkill". Unfortunately, his past dreams died the day of the crash, and the only thing Jeremy wants now is to suck out the brains of the living." After dying in a gruesome car-crash, he was somehow animated back to life again. The following was to be the Mega Zombie's description, from the announcement of the final five COMPLETELY OVERKILL Pack masks: "All his life Jeremy only wanted was to be a dentist, but fate had other plans for him. The Mega Watcher mask was originally supposed to be a Mega Zombie mask, but was changed for reasons unknown. 
Alternatively, it may be a reference to Mor'du from the 2012 film Brave. The legendary bear mentioned in the Mega Mark's description may refer to the Nandi Bear.
The Mega Kevin mask is a reference to the first two films of the Predator franchise and the actor who played the titular extraterrestrial in those movies, Kevin Peter Hall. The Mega Kawaii mask is a reference to the Sailor Moon franchise. They were based on the most commonly worn masks by players. The masks introduced in updates #95.3 and #103 were released due to the backlash in response to the COMPLETELY OVERKILL Pack's "secret content" being weapon skins. Concept art for the first five post-release COMPLETELY OVERKILL masks.Ĭoncept art for the final five post-release COMPLETELY OVERKILL masks.
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