Need some help!

- For organised crimes, it takes the total ce (crime exp, a hidden measure of how good a criminal you are) of the team into account. You can continue doing crimes and it'll increase. A few fails are expected. If there are too many, check in with the person setting oc's

You're doing alright. Running plushies is pretty easy. You get a pi rental, make sure it has airstrip, get the staff, including the pilot. Get a large suitcase, then travel to destinations based on your time schedule, buy plushies from there, sell them in torn

You could do more xanaxes for training. Xtc might be ok for jumps, but training with xanax js important as well (and can be done along with) because it gives more e. Almost doubled the amount of e you get daily

I'd also recommend getting a donator pack, or buying a subscriber status if you want. They increase e regen

Apart from this, just keep exploring and see what you have fun doing :D While there are some optimal path, torn is pretty open in terms of the goals you want to set and achieve

Other things to do that many people build their game around:

- making money. At your stage that's probably flying for now, but you can also flip small things from item market, eventually aim to be a trader or to develop and sell services if you feel like it

- socialising. Lots of people spend hours a day hanging out with their faction mates and friends in chat, discord, forums, as well as messing around in the public forums (advanced mode, be very careful with this if you are small and new). There are large discord servers like the main torn server, lotto servers, etc if your own faction isn't that active.

- merit hunting. Take a look here, sort by days remaining or % complete to find easy merits to do. Set goals of how many to achieve by what dates. This is especially good for new people because award hunting introduces you to lots of aspects of the game you might find you really enjoy and want to base more of your gameplay around

- attacking (for merits, RW, chaining with your faction, missions, mercing, etc). Early on your faction should be teaching you about attacking, but later if you enjoy it there's so many ways to use it to make money, get awards, have fun.

- running companies or factions. This is definitely not something for new players, but if you are interested in the idea you can already start to research it a bit, visit various factions or try different companies to see how differently they are run, ask questions of faction leaders or directors you find approachable and good at what they do, plan for the future when you might have the resources to do it yourself. Even small new players can get a taste of leadership through offering to help out in your own faction (maybe even ending up on council), or in events like elimination.