faction question — Questions & Answers

Killspree1121 [2180772] 2 Jan 2019, 05:09 TCT · #1

i mad a faction about a week ago and wanted to ask how to get more respect

Franky [1529693] 2 Jan 2019, 05:14 TCT · #2

Chain, get a few territories, oc's, get people from a tv network to use their job points to give you respect

Necromania [2184367] 2 Jan 2019, 05:47 TCT · #3

Maybe if you stop being mad a *t your* faction things would go better.

No_yolo_plz [1889385] 2 Jan 2019, 05:51 TCT · #4

pretty sure that's a typing error, suppose to be made not mad XD

Necromania [2184367] 2 Jan 2019, 06:11 TCT · #5

I know. :D

No_yolo_plz [1889385] 2 Jan 2019, 06:23 TCT · #6 · edited

r/woosh

Rogue [1873490] 2 Jan 2019, 06:53 TCT · #7

I bought a 6K respect faction a month or so ago just to avoid the first 1K you had to earn.. lol not much difference.

Most players looking for a faction want the specials you don't have yet - better gym gains, travel capacity or crime/nerve bonuses. So recruiting is painful and probably not very effective initially... I haven't even bothered yet. So this means you're relatively on your own initially.

What I have been doing is activities that I might do anyway were I not in a faction - i.e. ones that benefit me directly - that also gain respect. Clearing bounties gives some cash, and while not as much as a decent mug target, does generate more respect than a mug. There are also awards for certain numbers of bounty clears.

Once I unlocked the 10 chains, I started using a couple bounty clears for the initial chain hits and then finishing with a bunch of mugs (way easier to quickly find random inactives to mug for token cash vs find 10 bounties in the 5 minute period for a 10-chain).

Also keep remembering to initiate OC's. Blackmail barely does anything for respect, but it all adds up, and early in a faction's life that couple of respect a day sadly makes a difference.

Anyway, sorry there just isn't much out there - you have to hope to find a few other players willing to spend some E on attacks and be active for your OC's until you can get Chaining I, an armory or two, and at least one useful perk like travel capacity or gym gains open - in theory that's the point recruiting is less hard and you have a chance.

And of course, all the noob factions out there have to hope destructive warfare doesn't wipe us off the map as low-hanging fruit for larger factions - at least once that gets released.

Necromania [2184367] 2 Jan 2019, 07:00 TCT · #8

Wow, I'm shocked. A person actually wrote a reply worth reading instead of just trolling. Next thing you know they might even release Crimes 2.0.