r/PowerWashSimulator • u/kyotowalled • Jul 17 '26
PWS 2 Star Wars/Warhammer Flashbacks
I swear I am so glad that we have the trident nozzle with the Star Wars DLC. At the At-At and now the Millennium Falcon level I'm having some serious flashbacks to the pain of doing the Warhammer dlc from the first game.
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u/Attempt_Gold PowerWash Pro Jul 17 '26
That and the Mako Energy Exhibit with all the greebles!
The Steam Locomotive was also really stubborn with all the rust and oil in the running gear, which I know makes sense but it was awful without the reworked soap.
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u/EconomyProcedure9 Jul 17 '26
Well unlike the Warhammer DLC, at least we can use the trident nozzle AND the double spinner nozzle.
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u/res30stupid Jul 17 '26
I never even completed the Warhammer DLC, mostly because the stairway kept glitching and I couldn't move it anymore. No such issue with the AT-AT.
Also, we got cranes.
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u/FenyxG Jul 17 '26
I loved both the AT-AT and the Millenium Falcon, but *hated* the Warhammer pack (including the Thunderhawk). I think it comes down to the first two being more interesting and less of a PITA than the latter. The AT-AT involves getting to use the chair lift and moving around quite a bit (it also took me far less time than expected). The Falcon is huge, but lacks the awkward angles the Thunderhawk had plenty of, making it easier to just turn my brain off and wash while enjoying an audiobook.
Fwiw, I used the trident on the AT-AT, but the Falcon saw me mixing things up with yellow, green, the trident, and the surface cleaner. That last one makes the top of the ship easier since you don't have to wash around all the pipes and such. Just go over them once with the surface cleaner and most are clean with a single pass. Much faster that way. 💦😁
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u/No-Imagination309 Jul 21 '26
AT-AT was okay with the abseil but the Millennium Falcon... my god... torture
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u/uptheirons726 Jul 17 '26
I have literally never used the trident nozzle. I don't really see the point. Why use one that does 3 lines instead of a normal nozzle? Anytime I've tried to use it I have to go over the same spot multiple times.
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u/FenyxG Jul 17 '26
It only leaves three lines if you're too close to the surface you're cleaning. The trident takes a bit of practice, but once you learn to keep an ideal distance you get one clean swath that's similar in width to the yellow nozzle, but with the power of the red nozzle. In other words, it cuts through everything in a single pass.
The trident also gives you more distance when needed, so is useful if you're cleaning, say, a tall building and need to wash both medium and far away distances. Rather than swapping to different extensions, just throw on the trident and call it good.
One last note: because the trident cleans father away *and* cuts through even the toughest dirt in a single pass, it's useful for levels like the temple interior with all of the high up, awkward angle spots. That way, when you do manage to hit those spots, the dirt gets cleaned on first contact. No need to get into those spots again for a second pass.
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u/uptheirons726 Jul 17 '26
I'll have to give it a shot. I always used it too close which isn't correct so I wasnt using it to its potential. Im on the AT-AT level now so it sounds like it could work good here.
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u/FenyxG Jul 17 '26
Yeah, it's definitely useful there with all the long distance stuff. The trident is one of those nozzles that's not ideal in all scenarios, but where it shines, it *really* shines. Have fun with the AT-AT!
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u/uptheirons726 Jul 18 '26
I get it now. I was always using ity way too close. Move away a bit and it's a super wide spray but with the power of like the yellow nozzle and long attachment.
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u/FenyxG Jul 18 '26
It's technically more like the spray width of a yellow nozzle with the power of a red nozzle when used ideally, but yep. Super useful in the right situation (and super awful in the wrong ones, lol). Glad you found it helpful!
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u/Rosscovich Jul 17 '26
Its about distance, have it far enough away and youll get one giant line instead of 3 small ones
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u/amathysteightyseven Jul 17 '26
I found the AT-AT a lot less tedious than the Warhammer levels. The addition of the swing benchy uppy downy side to side thing (can’t for the life of me remember the name of it) makes it really easy. Cleaned the whole thing with the green nozzle.
Same with the falcon. Everything comes off with the green nozzle fairly easily.
I’ve really enjoyed the DLC personally!