I was mugging an old lady. I only have 15 Nerve so attempt #1 failed. Attempt #2 said that a cop saw me and put me in cuffs. I've never seen that before so I clicked "Try Again" for attempt #3. It was MAYBE two whole seconds between attempt #2 showing me in cuffs and attempt #3 click, which also failed.
Not understanding what just happened, at first assuming I was supposed to be in jail, but not understanding how I could commit another crime, I checked my event log to see that someone had bailed me out of jail for $99,600. What I don't understand is HOW did that happen so fast?
Is it a pure coincidence that a user bailed me out of jail the exact same second I landed in jail, and that between the time I was cuffed on attempt #2 to the time I clicked Try Again for attempt #3, that I was arrest, jailed, bailed out, and was able to commit another crime? I mean, that was MAYBE two to three seconds. Tops. How would that work so fast? Wouldn't the user who bailed me out have refresh his screen, see my name, select me, approve the bailout and all that? Or is there some sort of auto-bail mechanic that the user might have implemented? I'm not sure how it all works to be honest.
Any insight you could provide would be welcomed. Thank you.
Wow! That's super impressive. It just happened again. I was trying to mug the same old lady and I got cuffed, and before I could get a screenshot, I was out again. Yet, when I go to the Jail as a viewer, I see people in there for hours and hours. Do people just keep refreshing their page to find inmates that are only seconds old?
For the noobz in the audience (me, likely only me), how might I 'install' or 'run' this script? I assume it has something to do with Chrome and F12 Dev features? Or am I way off base?
Thanks! You guys/gals rock. It took a bit of tinkering to understand how to save the PasteBin part, because I kept saving it locally and not applying it to the Dashboard, but once I got it, I felt dumb for it taking so long. Super easy and I learned something new!
For the noobz in the audience (me, likely only me), how might I 'install' or 'run' this script? I assume it has something to do with Chrome and F12 Dev features? Or am I way off base?
Thanks for all the great advice. I've been able to successfully pickpocket the kid and the hobo without issues. As a matter of fact, so far as I know, mugging the old lady was the first time I've even been caught. So I'll stick to the kid and the hobo for a while to save myself from losing XP. Thanks again everyone! This place is awesome.
Wow! That's super impressive. It just happened again. I was trying to mug the same old lady and I got cuffed, and before I could get a screenshot, I was out again. Yet, when I go to the Jail as a viewer, I see people in there for hours and hours. Do people just keep refreshing their page to find inmates that are only seconds old?
I was mugging an old lady. I only have 15 Nerve so attempt #1 failed. Attempt #2 said that a cop saw me and put me in cuffs. I've never seen that before so I clicked "Try Again" for attempt #3. It was MAYBE two whole seconds between attempt #2 showing me in cuffs and attempt #3 click, which also failed.
Not understanding what just happened, at first assuming I was supposed to be in jail, but not understanding how I could commit another crime, I checked my event log to see that someone had bailed me out of jail for $99,600. What I don't understand is HOW did that happen so fast?
Is it a pure coincidence that a user bailed me out of jail the exact same second I landed in jail, and that between the time I was cuffed on attempt #2 to the time I clicked Try Again for attempt #3, that I was arrest, jailed, bailed out, and was able to commit another crime? I mean, that was MAYBE two to three seconds. Tops. How would that work so fast? Wouldn't the user who bailed me out have refresh his screen, see my name, select me, approve the bailout and all that? Or is there some sort of auto-bail mechanic that the user might have implemented? I'm not sure how it all works to be honest.
Any insight you could provide would be welcomed. Thank you.