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The only useful information I can tell you is that if you buy the Floodlights asset, that means the lightswitch will have permanent effects, the floodlights can't get destroyed and help light up the general area where the cops spawn, but that obviously isn't anywhere near as useful as making Bain's meth cooking speed up.
well, floodlights dont really make a big difference when cops have bright colors and move a lot.
Yes, this https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=267214370
If you've honestly never heard of it, it's essentially a manual for every piece of Payday 2 under-the-hood information you could ever want to know. Intricacies of cop AI, weird heist scripts, individual tips and advice for every heist in the game, full cop stat tables for every difficulty, and so on. It's legitimately one of the best guides on Steam, period.
Anyway, it's also worth noting that after double-checking TLG, it doesn't mention this anywhere. Considering this guide contains some of the most obscure and nonsensical heist tips ever (eg. how to always get the artifact from the chopper on Shadow Raid), I highly doubt it wouldn't mention something as useful as this.
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However, I have noticed it takes Bain forever to find out what ingrdient is next when the lights are out.
Just the first result. I bet I could find even more indepth if I looked deeper.