Wroland [3517587] Level 10
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Newb here. I'm contemplating my character build, but am still unfamiliar with the system.
Okay, so I've mostly been focusing on Crimes and Gym so far with my energy and nerve. Might start getting into mugging ... is there a way to scout a player to see his stats before attacking him?
One of the problems I'm finding is that a lot of the guides here were written prior to Crime 2.0.
I like the idea of being a high level hacker, but is that a thing now? How useful is this education tree?
Been enjoying this game for over a week now. Somedays i can only log on once. Somedays, I'm on all day (depends on my office/wah schedule)
I'm level 6
stats: did I mention I'm level 6?
I'm interested in all facets of the game, but really want to focus on organized crime. DM me , thanks.
Okay, so I've mostly been focusing on Crimes and Gym so far with my energy and nerve. Might start getting into mugging ... is there a way to scout a player to see his stats before attacking him?
That's good info, thanks. I understand I'll have to progress through the lower level crimes first, this is more of a 'long-term/big picture' question. I'm going to be able to start a new education track today, and I'm trying to get more informed about different playstyle options. Other than just picking the tracks that buff my fighting stats, what other kind of 'make big money' tracks are there? Or is this really just a fighting game? (which is fine, but I'd love input as to other gamestyle options if they are available)
One of the problems I'm finding is that a lot of the guides here were written prior to Crime 2.0.
I like the idea of being a high level hacker, but is that a thing now? How useful is this education tree?
Newb here. I'm contemplating my character build, but am still unfamiliar with the system.