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Buda[2194089]
· 4 likes · i wouldn't say hundreds of thousands... i've been in a PA team for a while now and i only have 76k crimes. while yeah it is a boatload its not hundreds of thousands
Pickles_616[2407528]
· 1 likes · If I recall correctly the old standard was 20,000 arsons *after* reaching 60 nnb (from when 60 was the max). I'm guessing that's equivalent to around 70 nnb now?
Mizadil[2640357]Committee
· 1 likes · That sort of arrangement isn't unheard of, but wouldn't do you much good until you're much closer to actually qualifying for PAs. Underqualified team members receive reduced ce gains.
You're still a long way from it. A PA team is a group of people that can do the Presidential Assassination (PA) Organized Crime, and it takes a long time to be able to do it. On the plus side, with OC's 2.0 coming down the line it could happen that soon-ish that won't matter anymore.
You should have no problem joining a faction without that requirement though,
i wouldn't say hundreds of thousands... i've been in a PA team for a while now and i only have 76k crimes. while yeah it is a boatload its not hundreds of thousands
There are 77 people in torn with more than 200k crimes. Likely 40k crimes was enough to be considered for a fourth in most factions. But a boatload of arsons for sure, 20k likely would have been enough.
That sort of arrangement isn't unheard of, but wouldn't do you much good until you're much closer to actually qualifying for PAs. Underqualified team members receive reduced ce gains.
If I recall correctly the old standard was 20,000 arsons *after* reaching 60 nnb (from when 60 was the max). I'm guessing that's equivalent to around 70 nnb now?
That's what I remember as well. And as far as what crime is equivalent to arsons... I don't think anyone really knows yet. 2.0 is still too new to have good CE data.
You can join most factions without being able to do pa's.. the limiting factor for some would be your battlestats/activity rather than your ce.
It takes around 1-2 years of criming to be considered decent ce for pa's. Depends on the others in your team too. Some facs will have old people with really high ce who can carry you. Some will have relatively new people and your ce will matter more
This is only valid if they stayed in Crimes 1.0 and 60nnb is a terrible metric because it takes 25k x 4 CE in 2.0 to make a team have any reasonable chance. 60nnb was only 15k so you needed another 60% CE on top of triggering 60nnb.
If you're Crimes 2.0 you have 60nnb at ~7.5k CE 55nnb at less. Not including the variance for the new NNB triggers. 65nnb minimum, better off at 70 depending on the strength of the rest of the team.
Il put this out here for the original poster 390 days old account Initially played torn and used to spam crimes for big box chocolate in crimes 1.0 with lot fails Play style was never about one day getting into a PA team Recently joined jfk 2.1 faction Got added to a pa team and my first one was a success My total crimes completed is way less than most players on this thread are saying is required to fit into a pa team or allow it to run successfully.
Yes any decent faction would put a lower nerve bar or crime ce newer player amongst faction carries- I doubt any faction with a competent leader or person in charge of faction organized crimes would throw together a pa team of 4 complete noobs hoping it would not fail so that's the only caveat I can think needs to be factored into the equation
Laying hidden upon a rooftop, 1solidkeeper sets up their sniper rifle. This contract has a hefty reward.
Looking at the three other members, I'd guess that would be a (very) hard carry on their part. 65-70 NNB (C2.0) is the reasonable level for most people to be included as a fourth member of a PA, depending on the strength of the other members