Implemented James Axel - Suggestion - Script | Crime NPC Spotter

[James Axel]

Type of Suggestion:
Script

Explanation of your Suggestion:
An NPC located at crime base that you can pay to tell you which city a certain illegal NPC is in (not its exact location). Similar to mining mike, you walk up to it, select which NPC you are looking for (ie. Marijuana) and it will tell you which city the NPC is currently in. You will still have to search for it, but it stops you from searching an entire city which there may not even be an NPC in.

Why are you suggesting this?
Looking for these NPCs takes so long and this would be another way to find them that would just make doing illegal activity less of a headache.

 

[Francisco Gonzalez]

Type of Suggestion:
Script

Explanation of your Suggestion:
An NPC located at crime base that you can pay to tell you which city a certain illegal NPC is in (not its exact location). Similar to mining mike, you walk up to it, select which NPC you are looking for (ie. Marijuana) and it will tell you which city the NPC is currently in. You will still have to search for it, but it stops you from searching an entire city which there may not even be an NPC in.

Why are you suggesting this?
Looking for these NPCs takes so long and this would be another way to find them that would just make doing illegal activity less of a headache.

Yes please, as a new guy I was about to suggest something like this it's extremely hard to look for npc or red boxes when you are new and don't know what you are looking for.

 

[Nick]

Hello,

After reviewing your suggestion it has been Accepted by the management team. We aren't sure if we will follow exactly what you laid out, but we plan to implement something very similar.

Regards,
Nick
Relations Chief

 

[Richard]

Hello James,

Thank you for your suggestion. In the next update, Version 3.5, you will be able to tell the Criminal Equipment NPC at Crime Base to value their life. For a small fee of $50,000 he will tell you what town a random Illegal NPC is located in.

Regards,
Richard
Community Director