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The Auntie Shu Boys are a Chinese-American faction gang that appears in Watch Dogs 2. They appear to be based on the various Chinese-American gangs in San Francisco.
History
The Auntie Shu Boys formed in the 1990s after the collapse of the previous Triad, taking members from the various Chinatown gangs and Tongs. They are unique, a mix of organized crime and street gang, with Chinese and Vietnamese members alike. They do everything from stealing cars to selling drugs to committing sophisticated white-collar crimes. For human trafficking, the Auntie Shu Boys act as brothel enforcers for Chinese Triads that ship women to them. Currently, they seem to be led, and presumably founded, by a powerful, intimidating woman only known as Auntie Shu.
Mission Appearances
Main Missions:
Side Missions:
- Dollar, Dollar Bill, Y'all
- DedSec Revealed
- A Worm Will Turn
- NOOb Fail
- Payout
Gang Attack
- Level 1: One gunman armed with handgun and one armed with submachine gun.
- Level 2: One Armored Gunman armed with an AK-47 and one Enforcer armed with an ATSG-12.
- Level 3: Two enforcers armed with R-2000s. More rarely, there can be one enforcer with a U100 light machine gun and one with an ATSG-12 shotgun.
Gallery
Trivia
- In the side mission Shadows, it is insinuated that the Auntie Shu Boys may have some kind of connection to the Chicago South Club from the original Watch Dogs.