Organized Crimes - Revision history

RubberduckJ35 at 12:33, 29 June 2014

2014-06-29T12:33:46Z

RubberduckJ35: /* Basic Information */ <-- fixing link

2014-06-29T12:23:54Z

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Warrior: /* Basic Information */

2014-06-08T22:47:01Z

‎Basic Information

Warrior: /* Steal From An Art Gallery */

2014-06-08T22:44:26Z

‎Steal From An Art Gallery

Warrior: /* Basic Information */

2014-06-08T22:43:13Z

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RubberduckJ35 at 23:19, 31 May 2014

2014-05-31T23:19:09Z

Sayyid: /* Basic Information */

2013-10-02T21:48:21Z

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Pratster at 19:33, 15 October 2012

2012-10-15T19:33:12Z

Pratster: /* Run A Loansharking Operation */

2012-10-15T19:32:42Z

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Pratster: /* Torch A Rival's Business */

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 ===Steal From An Art Gallery===
 * You need a minimum of two people, including yourself, to attempt this crime.
-* This crime is unlocked at the Made Man rank.
+* This crime is unlocked at the Made Man [[Ranks|rank]].
 * You will earn $132,000 from this crime, split between all participants.
 ===Run A Loansharking Operation===
 * You need a minimum of three people, including yourself, to attempt this crime.
-* This crime is unlocked at the Capo rank.
+* This crime is unlocked at the Capo [[Ranks|rank]].
 * You will typically earn between $231,000 and $235,000 from this crime, split between all participants.
 ===Torch A Rival's Business===
 * You need a minimum of four people, including yourself, to attempt this crime.
-* This crime is unlocked at the Boss rank.
+* This crime is unlocked at the Boss [[Ranks|rank]].
 * You will typically earn between $350,000 and $355,000 from this crime, split between all participants.
 ===Raid A Trucking Depot===
 * You need a minimum of five people, including yourself, to attempt this crime.
-* This crime is unlocked at Consigliere rank.
+* This crime is unlocked at Consigliere [[Ranks|rank]].
 * You will typically earn between $545,000 and $550,000 from this crime, split between all participants.
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 * Their home city.
-The lower the rank of the participants, the lower their share, and the higher your share. For example, to get the best payout from your OC, you could invite Thug's, with most of the overall money then going to you. However, this will give you very poor odds of success. For the best odds of success, you will want to pick the highest ranked people available. Also, as detailed above, each crime requires a different number of people, which could also factor in to who you pick to be involved. While in your home city, you may only invite people also from your home city. While in another city, you may only invite people from your home city, and the city that you are committing the crime in.
+The lower the [[Ranks|rank]] of the participants, the lower their share, and the higher your share. For example, to get the best payout from your OC, you could invite Thug's, with most of the overall money then going to you. However, this will give you very poor odds of success. For the best odds of success, you will want to pick the highest ranked people available. Also, as detailed above, each crime requires a different number of people, which could also factor in to who you pick to be involved. While in your home city, you may only invite people also from your home city. While in another city, you may only invite people from your home city, and the city that you are committing the crime in.
 ==See Also==
 * [[Petty_Crime|Petty Crimes]]
 * [[Felony_Crime|Felony Crimes]]

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 ==Basic Information==
-Organized crimes involve several people and can be started by a player once every 7 hours and 40 minutes, although a player may accept limitless invites to Organized Crimes started by other players. If you want to be involved in another users Organized Crime (OC) you must keep your [[Felony_Crime|Felony]] timer 'open', which means allowing your [[Felony_Crime|Felony]] timer to count all the way down to zero, and not committing another [[Felony_Crime|Felony]] until you have received the invite, once invited you may complete a felony crime however if the organized crime is successful your felony timer have 18 minutes added to it on top of however long was left on the timer previously. If however the crimes fails, the timer will reset to 12 minutes. Using the [[Crew_Chat|Crew Chat]] to advertise that you have an OC ready to run is a good way of getting other people to be available for your crime.
+Organized crimes involve several people and can be started by a player once every 7 hours and 40 minutes, although a player may accept limitless invites to Organized Crimes started by other players. If you want to be involved in another users Organized Crime (OC) you must keep your [[Felony_Crime|Felony]] timer 'open', which means allowing your [[Felony_Crime|Felony]] timer to count all the way down to zero, and not committing another [[Felony_Crime|Felony]] until you have received the invite, once invited you may complete a felony crime however if the organized crime is successful your felony timer have 18 minutes added to it on top of however long was left on the timer previously. If however the crimes fails, the timer will reset to 12 minutes. Using the [[Ingame_Chat#Crew_Chat|Crew Chat]] to advertise that you have an OC ready to run is a good way of getting other people to be available for your crime.
 Invitations to Organized Crimes can only be sent to certain characters. The mastermind of an OC can invite any fellow crew member from their own family or anyone from their home city. The mastermind can also invite any character whose home city is the same as the city in which the OC is being run. For example, a player running an OC in Chicago could only invite characters from his own city or whose home city is Chicago.

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 Organized crimes involve several people and can be started by a player once every 7 hours and 40 minutes, although a player may accept limitless invites to Organized Crimes started by other players. If you want to be involved in another users Organized Crime (OC) you must keep your [[Felony_Crime|Felony]] timer 'open', which means allowing your [[Felony_Crime|Felony]] timer to count all the way down to zero, and not committing another [[Felony_Crime|Felony]] until you have received the invite, once invited you may complete a felony crime however if the organized crime is successful your felony timer have 18 minutes added to it on top of however long was left on the timer previously. If however the crimes fails, the timer will reset to 12 minutes. Using the [[Crew_Chat|Crew Chat]] to advertise that you have an OC ready to run is a good way of getting other people to be available for your crime.
-Invitations to Organized Crimes can only be sent to certain characters. The mastermind of an OC can invite any fellow crew member from their own family. The mastermind can also invite any character whose home city is the same as the city in which the OC is being run. For example, a player running an OC in Chicago could only invite characters from his own family or whose home city is Chicago.
+Invitations to Organized Crimes can only be sent to certain characters. The mastermind of an OC can invite any fellow crew member from their own family or anyone from their home city. The mastermind can also invite any character whose home city is the same as the city in which the OC is being run. For example, a player running an OC in Chicago could only invite characters from his own city or whose home city is Chicago.
 ==Crime Types==

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 * You need a minimum of two people, including yourself, to attempt this crime.
 * This crime is unlocked at the Made Man rank.
-* You will typically earn between $132,000 and $140,000 from this crime, split between all participants.
+* You will earn $132,000 from this crime, split between all participants.
 ===Run A Loansharking Operation===

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 ==Basic Information==
-Organized crimes involve several people and can be started by a player once every 8 hours, although a player may accept limitless invites to Organized Crimes started by other players. If you want to be involved in another users Organized Crime (OC) you must keep your [[Felony_Crime|Felony]] timer 'open', which means allowing your [[Felony_Crime|Felony]] timer to count all the way down to zero, and not committing another [[Felony_Crime|Felony]]. Using the [[Crew_Chat|Crew Chat]] to advertise that you have an OC ready to run is a good way of getting other people to be available for your crime.
+Organized crimes involve several people and can be started by a player once every 7 hours and 40 minutes, although a player may accept limitless invites to Organized Crimes started by other players. If you want to be involved in another users Organized Crime (OC) you must keep your [[Felony_Crime|Felony]] timer 'open', which means allowing your [[Felony_Crime|Felony]] timer to count all the way down to zero, and not committing another [[Felony_Crime|Felony]] until you have received the invite, once invited you may complete a felony crime however if the organized crime is successful your felony timer have 18 minutes added to it on top of however long was left on the timer previously. If however the crimes fails, the timer will reset to 12 minutes. Using the [[Crew_Chat|Crew Chat]] to advertise that you have an OC ready to run is a good way of getting other people to be available for your crime.
 Invitations to Organized Crimes can only be sent to certain characters. The mastermind of an OC can invite any fellow crew member from their own family. The mastermind can also invite any character whose home city is the same as the city in which the OC is being run. For example, a player running an OC in Chicago could only invite characters from his own family or whose home city is Chicago.

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	The lower the rank of the participants, the lower their share, and the higher your share. For example, to get the best payout from your OC, you could invite Thug's, with most of the overall money then going to you. However, this will give you very poor odds of success. For the best odds of success, you will want to pick the highest ranked people available. Also, as detailed above, each crime requires a different number of people, which could also factor in to who you pick to be involved. While in your home city, you may only invite people also from your home city. While in another city, you may only invite people from your home city, and the city that you are committing the crime in.		The lower the rank of the participants, the lower their share, and the higher your share. For example, to get the best payout from your OC, you could invite Thug's, with most of the overall money then going to you. However, this will give you very poor odds of success. For the best odds of success, you will want to pick the highest ranked people available. Also, as detailed above, each crime requires a different number of people, which could also factor in to who you pick to be involved. While in your home city, you may only invite people also from your home city. While in another city, you may only invite people from your home city, and the city that you are committing the crime in.
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		+	==See Also==
		+	* [[Petty_Crime\|Petty Crimes]]
		+	* [[Felony_Crime\|Felony Crimes]]