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readtheBible [2114497]

I just returned to the game after a few years. I was an importer with no debt. I come back and I have 5.4m debt from Duke and he bounties me every second of the day. He also mugs me everytime I get some items sold. Recently mugged me for 4.8m 3 mins after they sold. 

Can I reset my account and start over? I know having a 2nd account is a tos violation.  But they have made it impossible to come back after time off. It is not built to encourage returning players to keep playing.  What can I do?

Bruneau [2904573]

You can delete this account and create a new one but I wouldn't.

 

Get married to someone that has a PI, fly for free, make a few trips to Mexico or Caymans and your debt is easily paid off.

 

Also your NW is 16m currently - where is that money?

Shooby [2510470]

why restart? You can make 6mil selling losses in a single day and pay off the debt.

 

Sure you're not losing that much by restarting, but progress is progress regardless. You're just wasting time starting back at day 1.

GarethJewel [2937426]

Side question, but does Duke bounty you as long as you start paying it down? I came back recently and had some debt, but just paid it off in a few installments over the course of a couple days and he never bountied me that I saw, unless I was oblivious somehow or it wasnt enough. IIRC it was under 2mill

Shooby [2510470]

It takes approximately 8 weeks of no payment for Duke to start bountying/attacking.

 

Just for reference as well,  whatever he mugs from you doesn't count towards paying off your debt.