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Your name: YassoVendetta
Suggestion headline: add new heists and robberies
Picture: Keep the picture in this Importance of suggestion: 10/10
Why should it be accepted: right now all players is just cophunting or chilling , no one is robbing the bank and the reason is bank gives 7k-15k-20k and only 4 bags , the old bank system gives like 40k for the bag or more so players were robbing the bank, now no one is robbing. even the shops so, if we want to get 900k to exchange it for dp we will spend like 5h or more on robbing the bank. the last thing is you guys update the bank system or add new heists.

I respect your decision and I agree with you Yes, the bank has become very neglected, and players are now playing blackjack and getting money, but many are always losing and can't buy anything If they wanted to rob the bank instead of playing blackjack they wouldn't get much money Now, the price of a jailcard is around 80k to 100k because of the addition of blackjack I agree with Yassovendetta on this suggestion Thank you for your time.

I agree with you +1

I agree with this suggestion. At the moment, most players are just cophunting or doing nothing, and there is not much reason to rob the bank anymore. The current rewards feel too low, especially with only 4 bags and such small payouts, so the bank is no longer worth the time for many players. In the past, the old bank system gave better rewards (100-300k), which made robberies much more active. If the goal is to earn enough money for DP exchange, it takes too long to do it through bank robbing alone. Adding new heists or improving the bank system would definitely make the game more active and bring back more robbery activity.

Another point is that higher rewards encourage players to keep robbing. In the old system, when players could get around 100k–300k per bag, they were motivated to continue doing robberies and competing for more money. Now, with rewards of only 10k–20k per bag, many players lose interest because the payout barely feels rewarding for the time and risk involved. Better rewards would make robberies more attractive and increase activity around criminal gameplay again.