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Started by mutley [588278] Moderator on in Bugs & Issues.

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mutley [588278] Moderator Official · #1

This one is not really a bug, but possibly something that needs correcting. Although, it could be subjective.

 

The EXP progress bar on the Scamming crime shows "Gold" at Level 75.

However, the "Gold" tier targets for this particular crime are unlocked at Level 80.
I think this should be adjusted as it naturally feels right to align them.

 

This may be relevant to other Crimes too, I have not checked.

 

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Hemicopter [2780600] · #2

All crimes share the same "crime skill star progression", with 25, 50, 75 and 100 as the next star stage.

 

The scam waves unlock in intervals of 20, so it just doesn't align nicely. The gold star at 80 is still correct tho.

 

 

CloudJumper [1636201]Staff · #3

All levels between Level 75 and 99 are "Gold", so yes Level 80 correctly shows up as Gold in the graphics. The crime star's color scaling is fixed (0-24, 25-49, 50-74, 76-99, 100) and does not alter with the possible content within the crime itself.

 

Thanks!

mutley [588278] Moderator Official · #4

Yeah I suspected that was the situation. But don't you think it would be logical for each crime type to have its own distinct Level Progression?

 

The Gold tier Crimes don’t unlock until level 80. The mismatch between the visual cue and the actual unlock creates a disconnect, like being told you’ve reached a milestone when you’re still a few steps away. It feels off because the progress bar should reflect the true goal, aligning expectations with outcomes.