In Schedule 1 you cannot build a drug empire yourself, and at the same place dealer games. When you extend your network of contacts throughout Helland Point, some of your users will put you in touch with dealers who will automatically sell your product for you in exchange for a profitability.
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Although it seems easy at the level, dealer mechanics in Schedule 1 are actually quite complicated. If you misbehave with your dealers’ network, you may lose a ton of cash, so assigning the right users and providing the right drug mixture to your dealers is a success.
How to unlock dealers
There are six dealers to recruit Schedule 1. Each of them has been sent to a specific neighborhood of Helland Point, so you have to extend your operation to meet the right people that you can connect to them.
Each neighborhood of Schedule 1 has a web of contacts that you can check on your game phone and some are indicated as a dealer. To unlock them, you just have to extend the level of your relationship with a user that is directly connected to a line.
Since you can’t just sell random strangers on the road without minimal contact, you will have to work your way through the customer web unless you get closer to the dealer. Your first step is to always offer a sample to unlock the new user. Then, once you add someone to a dealer in your customer network, give them high quality medicines and offer them your own prices. Finally, they will message you to contact you with the dealer they know about.
All Schedule 1 dealer locations
This Schedule 1 contains all six dealers locations and in addition to the customers who have to impress you to secure the introduction.
|
Dealer |
Location |
Associated users |
|---|---|---|
|
Benjee’s COLIMAN |
North Town, motel room 2 |
Come on Bowers, Bait Pan |
|
Molly Prab |
Westwell, Brown Apartments |
George Green, Charles Rawland, Jerry Montreo |
|
Brad Crosby |
City, parking garage |
Randy Calfield, Greg Figgel, Yojin Buckle |
|
Jean -Lusro |
Docks, RV |
Melissa Wood, Cat Carmer |
|
Tall |
Suburban, cut |
Jackie Stevenson, Jeremy Wilkinson, Herald Colt |
|
Leo rivers |
Optown, near the church |
Ray Huffman, Michael Bog |
Each of these dealers takes 20 % of the amount obtained from sales, but preliminary shopping prices to recruit them are increased when unlocking your new areas. For example, Benjee demands only $ 500 to start the matter for you, while Liu rivers need $ 5,000 before you start dealing.
Best dealer customers and products
You can assign each of your dealer to eight users in Schedule 1, and these users will come to your dealers instead of text you directly. It is a good idea to assign closer users to each dealer so that they can make more deals in a short time. You should also align with the tastes of their customers to sell your dealers’ inventions too.
Save the city’s biggest spending for yourself. Not only will you refrain from wasting a part of the profit by directly dealing with these customers, but you will also find texts more often than them. Once their addiction levels are quite high, you can pay for big spending at higher prices.
For example, like Waters is a North Town resident crack buyer. If you assign it for Benjee, you will lose repeatedly high value deals. Identify these people, take care of them personally, and the money will come.
These are the best customer groups and products for each dealer:
Benjee’s COLIMAN
Cheap tension: Sour
Expensive pressure: Green crack, bananas, horse semen, gasoline, banana, coke
Customers:
- Austin Stener
- Dona Martin
- Kathy Henderson
- Lud Veg Mayor
- Melissa wood
- Peggy mayors
- Peter file
- Philip Vent Worth
Molly Prab
Cheap tension: Granddi Purple, Horse’s Money
Expensive pressure: Granddi purple, bananas, horse semen, iodine, motor oil, pepper
Customers:
- Cat crimmer
- Charles Rawland
- George Gen
- Joyce hair
- Kevin Okley
- Mac coper
- Marco
- Mag
Brad Crosby
Cheap tension: Og Kosh, Coke, Patrol, Donut
Expensive pressure: Green crack, gasoline, donut, coke, flu medicine, energy drinks, bananas
Customers:
- Yojin bakli
- Elizabeth Humli
- Jeff Galmor
- Jerldine Pune
- Kevin Okley
- Lucy Pennington
- Randy Callfield
- Sam Thomson
Jean -Lusro
Cheap tension: Og Kosh, Viagra
Expensive pressure: Sour diesel, gasoline, coke, paracetamol, megan, motor oil, viagra
Customers:
- Anna Chesterfield
- Cranky frank
- Doris Leban
- Yojin bakli
- Greg Figgle
- Jennifer Rowera
- Keith Wagner
- Lisa gardener
Tall
Cheap tension: Og Kosh, Energy Drink
Expensive pressure: Og Kosh, Adi, Horse Money, Energy Drink, Paracetamol, Adi
Customers:
- Allison Knight
- Carl Bondi
- Chris Sullivan
- Dennis Kennedy
- Hong Stevenson
- Jack Knight
- Jackie Stevenson
- Karen Kennedy
Leo rivers
Cheap tension: Og Kosh, donut, donut
Expensive pressure: Green Creek, Motor Oil, Motor Oil, Viagra, Donut, Donut
Customers:
- Fiona Hancock
- Herbert Blue Hair
- Jane heard
- Lily turner
- Michael Bog
- Peaches
- Ray Huffman
- Walter Kusler
With consumers assigned to each dealer, you can provide maximum supply of the best tension to your dealers that will maximize their sales volume and profit. We have registered a basic tension that can easily produce your dealers, which can easily produce mass production and a costly, complex tension that you can give them as a feature.
It may not be absolutely the most profit margin in these tensions, but they meet the requests of each dealer’s local client and make sure that each dealer will have a solid number of sales every day. Expensive goods and the best schedule 1 recipes that personally deal with with you.
How to fix dealers
How to fix dealers
Even if your dealers have a ton of product and a restless customer base, sometimes they will not sell anything. Thankfully, Schedule 1 has some easy ways to not determine the dealers.
First make sure that your dealers have enough medicines. It seems clear, but it is an easy mistake. Also, make sure they have medicines that they would actually want to buy. If you have nothing to do with drug dealer, even though they have a customer base that reinforces grass, they will not sell so fast and may feel that they are not working at all.
If your dealers have enough equipment, you can try to restart your game completely. Schedule 1 has some issues with NPC Path Finding, and dealers can also be affected.
If your dealers are still not dealing with the restart, then remove everything from their inventory and wait for them to text you that they are out of the inventory. Once you get this text, visit them and give them some new medicines. This can refresh their AI and give them a chance to start patrolling in the neighborhood again.
Finally, there is always violence as the last resort. If you knock on a dealer, they will come back to normal if they wake up.
