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· 1 likes · It’s worth calling out that it’s only an estimated calculation. There are also other factors at play that contribute to your crime experience. Case in point is that I hit 60 nnb after 14k Arsons. Still roughly there or there …
It’s worth calling out that it’s only an estimated calculation. There are also other factors at play that contribute to your crime experience.
Case in point is that I hit 60 nnb after 14k Arsons. Still roughly there or there abouts for the 15k mark. But as is the case with a lot of the hidden experience stats, it’s all variable based on a number of factors.
It does indeed take an equivalent of 15k arsons to hit 60NNB. Doesn't have to be just arsons, as a matter of fact you can hit 60 with no arsons at all.
A strong 60 is a vague term, but yeah, an equivalent of another 15k should be enough for you to be a contributing PA member.
As long as you don’t do any other crimes that will lower your NNB and cause heavy crime experience loss. Some will say to avoid drugs until Crimes 2.0 and some will say to do some for merits. In the end it’s your choice on how you want to proceed.
i have only done just over 10k warehouse, and ive had a 60nnb for over a year. but then i have never done drug crimes or crimes that would massive effect my nb if i got a red.