True, I just don't want to see crimes introduced that take the place of crimes already implemented.
The Jay-walking crime had me thinking about crimes that wouldn't generate money, but gave more exp or even stat increases. Would be more exp than jail busts, and small stat increases like Dex + .5
New drug crimes would be nice.
Weed would be lowest, then Pills, Crack, Heroin.
Just to make the game more realistic. :wink:
I like the idea of being able to train your stats with AP during crimes, but I think they would have to be at least 20 AP for the crime and not have that big of an increase. Or there would be no need to buy credits.
A little different but how about using energy for something other than attacks and gym.How about circuit training that takes 30 energy and will get you 1 end point!
How about a 'gas money' scam?
2AP, payout $6-$12
You stand on a street corner with a baby bottle and tell strangers that your baby is in the car, you ran out of gas and need gas money.
Think this is really stupid? I got this idea because I've seen it in real life! Several times! Same guy!
I actually felt bad the first time I saw him and gave him some money!(I was 16)
Like the gas idea. How about gas drive offs. pay out is an easy 50 in gas.
Stealing someone's dog for the reward money.
Diamond Heist
Bank Robbery
Traveling salesman with no inventory. Bibles maybe or those ginsu knifes.
Chop shop for cars.
Telephone and or internet scams.
Tell someone your going for a beer run and don't come back.
phone and internet scams......I LOVE IT!
ok we have meth crimes how bout crack crimes
low to high end crimes would include
1. Street Dealer-5-7ap payout 150-325
2. Trap Star-8-11ap payout 350-500
3. Middle Man-12-15ap payout 525-900
4. King Pin-23-27ap payout 3000-7000
stats req. for low end crimes int 2, mid int 6, high end int 10+
maybe someone could help me clarify if im kinda on track with the meth crimes being as ive never gotten away with any i really have no idea how the payout is and its just a estimated guess
what about domestic violence