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MR_WYB [1962374]

Hi! I just migrated into crime 2.0 recently. Before joining crime 2.0 my nerve bar was at 40 and doing arsons. After migrated my nerve bar went up to 50. I just wanted to know which crimes should I do according to my nerve bar. Thanks. Have a great day guys!

Svedka [1618089]

I don't think the success rate for any crime in 2.0 is affected by your CE, pretty sure success rate is based on the individual crime CS instead. So you can actually start with any crime you like. But your NB is only 50 so you can probably start with the less nerve per attempt crimes first. (like searching for cash, shoplifting etc.) 

Goals [3277080]

Just start by getting search for cash to level 100, then proceed to bootlegging, graffiti etc.. this way you’ll get all the merits and uniques involved 

Dr_Toboggan [2317515]

My suggestion would be to skip the first 3 at least.

 

Get a full set of card skimmers in the bus station for a couple of weeks and then collect and you should get to level 25 and then do the same but at the gas station and leave for a couple of months before collecting.

 

during that time focus on either pickpocketing or shoplifting and once you get one of those to 100 skip to hustling and start working your way down the list. 

SexxySweety [671797]

If you just swtched over start at the begining and search for cash til you get your skill to 100. then advance to the the crime to right  

Knirt [3033570]

I recommend shoplifting burglary and pickpocketing as you get a lot of enhancers and consumables for other crimes.  Skimming is great on the side.