I've said this many times but maybe I'm alone in thinking it, or maybe it's to help out new players. We all know that it's the most beneficial to do the 1-skill crime 10 times rather than the 10-skill crime once. Now, to me this seems backwards. My opinion is that as a reward for getting to a higher level and being able to do a higher crime, that proportionately that crime should be more beneficial to you. But in this game you are better off doing the 1-skill crime again. I know you increase the number of times you can do this crime as you go higher in level, but I still think the crime setup and payout is backwards.

Hey, you don't have to tell me three times.:flipoff2: I changed the first three, I'm a little busy right now but I'll have a look at them all before the night's over.

ive thought this for awhile

I think I might have mentioned it in passing conversations, figured a thread of its own might bring it to attention better. You'd be suprised what a difference the willingness to change on the staffs part has on the feel of the game. I've played games where near 100% of the players were unhappy with an aspect and the staff would do nothing about it. I don't see how they stayed running. Anyway, thanks for continueing to make this game the best it can be.

This looks like a perfect time to mention this. This is not a "cookie cutter" type game template. The concept was discussed and the code written over a period of 2 years. There was a short test period and the game seemed to be pretty stable so we cut it loose. There is always room for improvement and I am open to suggestions. If you have any please feel fee to send me a message in game. Thanks everyone for making the game a success so far.:beer:

So I was wondering about this.
I can get some of the higher crimes every so often (e-threat, jack a rig and so on) but there does not seem to be a benefit to doing it. Is it better to just do the lower level crimes if you can do them most of the time?

The best payout and exp to skill ratio crime is stealing Roxy's gnomes.