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Crime Experience merit gain, the truth

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  • Dizzy [1806971] · 6 likes ·
    since no body answered this, its a passive like stats, so for example, 500ce with a 10% crime xp bonus, that turns into 550ce and when you get jailed from a crime (not a failed bust) you lose a percentage …
  • Baldr [1847600] Reporter · 5 likes ·
    The problem with using jailings to judge is that jailings from failed busts don't hurt. It's been years since I was jailed for a failed crime. I have been busting a lot and it's fairly often I get jailed for …
  • CloudJumper [1636201] · 2 likes ·
    Please stay on topic and do not derail the conversation.
SensualD [867121] · #1
Hey guys,

Just trying to get down to the bottom of this as it doesn't read entirely clear.

So you all know that it states
This upgrade will give you a continuous boost of 3% to the effect of your crime experience resulting in increased success rates.

So does this mean.... You're crime exp receives a passive gain of 3% per merit upgrade the same as your passive on your stats?
AND if this is the case, does this passive gain also count towards organised crimes???
Or....
Your crime exp receives an additional 3% gain everytime you do a gain ontop of the crime exp?
CRLF [2095076] · #6 · edited
What Baldr said, but also your number of times jailed is high and it's gone up recently. Remember that getting jailed when your nerve bar is already high results is a greater loss than if your nerve bar is low when you get jailed.

Compare to these players who gained most of their jail time early on, whereas you have a lot of recent jailings.

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Baldr [1847600] Reporter · #7
The problem with using jailings to judge is that jailings from failed busts don't hurt. It's been years since I was jailed for a failed crime. I have been busting a lot and it's fairly often I get jailed for that.
Dizzy [1806971] · #9
since no body answered this, its a passive like stats, so for example, 500ce with a 10% crime xp bonus, that turns into 550ce

and when you get jailed from a crime (not a failed bust) you lose a percentage of your current CE. So its more damaging at higher NNB
CRLF [2095076] · #14
Except if we look at failed busts, he also has the lowest failed busts.

So despite his claims, he's been slipping in high-risk crimes and then complaining he's not progressing in CE.

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GrimRazor [1776608] · #15
ChEdBuRn is TeH ChiEfN00B so his statements R at best a pathetic attempt at entertaining us.Staff Incompetence is obvious as well as corruption.