Player Guide

Casino gambling gives no XP. Levels get progressively longer: XP for the next level is 500 + (level - 1) × 250.

1. 1.2.1Every level-up grants 1 skill point. You choose what to invest in, so you don't get everything automatically.
2. 1.2.2Each perk tier is locked behind a level and costs points. There are 22 perks; maxing everything would cost 157 points, but leveling 1 to 50 only earns 49. You can afford about a third of the tree, so pick a lane (money, killing, or staying alive) and go deep, or spread thin on cheap Tier I's.
3. 1.2.3Tiers replace each other, they don't stack. Tier II is the new value, not an addition to Tier I. Each cell below shows level gate · point cost · effect.
4. 1.2.4Respec: the ♻ button refunds all your points so you can rebuild. It costs 1% of your bank balance (VIP: half price, VIP+: free).
5. 1.2.5Prestiging resets your perks. You re-earn and re-spend as you climb again.

💰 Money

⭐ XP

🔫 Killing

🛡 Staying Alive

Cheapest full clear: Juggernaut maxes for just 3 points, an excellent early pick. The expensive ones are Regeneration, Second Wind, Compound Interest, Power Walker and Sprinter at 9 points each.

1. 1.3.1At level 50, the Prestige button appears at the bottom of the Perks tab. It costs $1,500,000 from your wallet (VIP: $1,350,000, VIP+: $1,200,000).
2. 1.3.2Prestiging resets you to level 1 and wipes your perk tree for a fresh climb.
3. 1.3.3You get the next Prestige badge that floats over your head in-world and shows in chat and on the leaderboard.
4. 1.3.4Every prestige adds a permanent +2% XP that stacks each time. This is the long-term reward.
5. 1.3.5You can prestige up to 11 times (Prestige I through XI). Hover the ? next to the button to see all rank icons.
6. 1.3.6There's a Yes / No confirmation, then clicking No plays a little "chicken out" sound.

• /xpOpen the XP panel (also /level, /perks).
• /xp buyperk <perk>Buy the next tier of a perk. Money: pocket, printer, recycle, stipend, investor, compound, lucky, homefield. XP: xp, learner. Killing: bounty, biggame, scavenger, secondwind, adrenaline. Survival: health, armor, regen, laststand, footing, walk, run.
• /xp respecRefund all spent skill points. Costs 1% of your bank (VIP: half, VIP+: free).
• /xp prestigePrestige (level 50 + $1,500,000 required; discounted for VIP/VIP+).

1. 2.1.1Make one: /faction create <TAG> <name> costs $25,000 (VIP: $12,500, VIP+: $7,000). New factions are invite-only by default and start with 5 member slots (upgrades add more).
2. 2.1.2Or join one: /faction apply <faction> for open factions, or /faction accept an invite.
3. 2.1.3Heads up: leaving has a 15-minute cooldown before you can join another faction (VIP: about 7.5 min, VIP+: about 3.75 min). Pick your crew and stick with them.
4. 2.1.4Leaving, disbanding, and transferring ownership each pop a confirmation window so you can't do them by accident.
5. 2.1.5Disbanding is boss-only and puts a 120-hour cooldown (5 days) on creating your next faction. VIP halves it, VIP+ quarters it.

1. 2.2.1Factions have an owner, officers, members, and any custom ranks the owner sets up.
2. 2.2.2Each rank has permissions controlling who can invite, kick, spend the bank, claim territory, and more.
3. 2.2.3Owners manage ranks in the menu; /faction promote and /faction demote move members between them.

• /factionOpen the faction menu (also /f).
• /faction create <TAG> <name>Start your own faction. Costs $25,000 (VIP $12,500, VIP+ $7,000).
• /faction apply <faction>Apply to a faction open to applications.
• /faction accept · /faction declineAccept or decline an invite.
• /faction leaveLeave your faction (15-min cooldown before rejoining; shorter for VIP/VIP+).
• /faction invite <player>Invite someone to join.
• /faction kick <name>Remove a member.
• /faction promote <name> · /faction demote <name>Move a member up or down a rank.
• /faction open <1|0>Turn applications on or off.
• /faction approve <steamID> · /faction deny <steamID>Accept or reject an applicant.
• /faction rename <new name>Rename the faction (costs $50,000 from the bank).
• /faction retag <TAG>Change the faction's tag (same cost as rename, must be unique).
• /faction transfer <steamID>Hand ownership to another member.

1. 3.1.1Claim a neutral point you're standing in with /faction claim. You can hold up to your territory cap (starts at 3 points, raised by upgrades).
2. 3.1.2To take an enemy point you must first declare war: /faction war <faction>. End it with /faction peace <faction>.
3. 3.1.3Capturing means holding the circle. A solo capture takes about 60 seconds and gets faster with more members inside (up to 2× speed). Step out and the progress drains about 4× as fast.
4. 3.1.4After a point flips it's locked for 5 minutes (nobody can capture it), then a 60-second grace lets the new owners retake at full speed while attackers are slowed to 40%. No instant trade-backs.
5. 3.1.5Holding pays. Each point deposits $200 into the bank every 2 minutes, plus faction XP. Members standing inside on a capture also earn 50 account XP.
6. 3.1.6Defending pays too. Retaking a point an enemy captured from you gives $5,000 for every minute they held it.
7. 3.1.7Set your home base with /faction hq (first placement free, moving it later has a 30-minute cooldown). Check any point with /faction zone.

Police, government and mayor jobs play by different rules.

1. 3.2.1A cop standing on your point seizes it, no war needed. The point goes neutral (nobody gets it) and locks for 10 minutes. Seized points show SEIZED in police blue on the marker and HUD with a live countdown.
2. 3.2.2Every seizure pays a small cut of your point's assets ($2,000) into the city treasury.
3. 3.2.3Faction members can take police or government jobs without being kicked, but while on the job they earn the faction nothing: no capture credit, no HQ or kill XP, and they can't defend a point as its owner. Take the badge off to fight for your crew again.
4. 3.2.4Locked points (capture cooldown or a seizure) show a live countdown on the in-world marker, the control-point HUD (/faction hud) and the Territory tab.
5. 3.2.5Officers can't bring handcuffs into a capture zone: they're stowed automatically on entering and handed back on leaving. A contested point is a firefight, not an arrest.

1. 4.1.1Deposit / withdraw with /faction deposit and /faction withdraw. The $200,000 per member per day cap is soft: withdrawing past it works, but the overage is taxed 25%.
2. 4.1.2Two upgrade branches work the system: Deep Pockets raises the untaxed cap (up to $500,000/day) and Money Laundering cuts the tax (down to 5%).
3. 4.1.3Pay a member from the bank with /faction pay <steamID> <amount>.
4. 4.1.4Owners can set /faction payout <percent> (5–25%) to auto-share a slice of every territory income tick. 0 turns it off.

1. 4.2.1/faction printerbuy installs the faction money printer for $50,000. It prints $150/min at level 1 into its own storage.
2. 4.2.2/faction printercollect banks its cash. It stalls once $8,000 is stored (more with capacity levels), so collect often.
3. 4.2.3/faction printerupgrade <speed|capacity> upgrades it: speed adds +$70/min per level, capacity adds +$6,000 per level. First upgrade costs $59,180, price grows ×1.7 per level, max level 10.
4. 4.2.4Store your held weapon with /faction deposititem; take one back with /faction withdrawitem <id>.

• /faction deposit <amount> · /faction withdraw <amount>The shared bank ($200k/day untaxed per member, 25% tax on the overage).
• /faction pay <steamID> <amount>Pay a member from the bank.
• /faction payout <percent>Auto-share 5–25% of territory income. 0 = off.
• /faction printerbuy · /faction printercollectInstall ($50,000) and collect the money printer.
• /faction printerupgrade <speed|capacity>Upgrade the printer.
• /faction deposititem · /faction withdrawitem <id>Store / retrieve weapons in the vault.