You told us, and we listened. Too many of you said the same thing: prices are too high and pay is too low. A new player needed a full day of play just to buy the cheapest car. Meanwhile, a handful of accounts were sitting on half of all the money in the city. So we rebuilt the economy. Getting started is now much cheaper, and the biggest fortunes now pay their share back into the city. Here’s everything that changed. 🚗 Your first car, in about 4 hours The Hyundai i20 is now R22,000 (it was R70,000). Every entry car is a lot cheaper: Entry cars and motorbikes: about 65% cheaper. The Jetta VR6 Hatch and the PCJ-600 are both R39,000. Everyday cars: 20% cheaper. CitiGolf R170,000, Polo R160,000, Corolla R335,000, BMW M3 R490,000. Bikes and the Faggio: no change. R1m to R3m cars: no change. The Mustang GT, Supra and RS6 stay where they are. Supercars over R3m: 10% more. Porsche 911 R3.4m, Land Cruiser R4.6m, G-Wagon R6.05m, Veyron R27.5m. New players still start with R10,...
Over the past few weeks, a group of players used an exploit to create game items out of thin air and sell them to the market. Between them they drew about R170 million out of the Government treasury. You will have felt it. That money is what pays for civilian jobs, the market and the showroom. Once the treasury ran dry, honest players doing honest work were not being paid. That is why so many of your job and faction payouts failed this month. It is fixed. The exploit was closed and the fix went live on 18 October. We won’t share any details of how it worked. What we did R68 million was recovered and returned to the Government treasury. More was recovered through seized vehicles and property. Jobs, the market and the showroom are paying again. All duplicated stock has been removed , including older stockpiles from previous incidents. There is no longer a single stack of 100,000 or more of any item anywhere in the city. The market now has limits : a cap on how much of one item ...
