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Most co-op story beats let you swap between Jason and Lucia on the fly. When a fight bogs down, switch to the protagonist with the better line of sight or cover, drop the threat, then swap back to keep moving.
In shootout missions you can park one character on a high vantage point with a rifle to cover the exit, then take control of the second to plant charges, grab loot, or flank. Overwatch AI keeps suppressing while you play the mover.
The partnership system rewards choices that prioritize your partner over a quick personal payout. Playing Jason and shielding Lucia during police escapes raises trust, which reportedly unlocks perks like flank warnings and faster revives.
There are only a handful of key dialogue choices across the story, and they shift how the other lead sees you plus which mission paths and ending open up. Pause and think before you pick instead of mashing through.
Heists follow the GTA formula: finish the prep and setup missions first to unlock the gear, vehicles, and crew you'll need. Skipping prep leaves you short on tools and forces a harder approach on the finale.
When a heist offers a loud versus quiet path, match it to how you actually play. Go stealth only if you've got silenced weapons and patience; choose the aggressive route if your armor, ammo, and getaway driver are ready.
Cheaper crew members take smaller cuts but perform worse, and a bad gunman or driver can sink a run. For high-value heists, spend on a reliable driver and gunman so a blown getaway doesn't cost you the whole take.
Doing relationship activities as Jason, like taking Lucia to specific spots or buying certain items, can fire positive partnership moments. These small detours build trust that pays off in later missions and dialogue.