Schedule I - New Law

Quick Overview

The players engage in chaotic drug dealing operations, manage employee payments, evade police encounters, and discuss implementing new game mechanics like fusing deviants with items and animals, ultimately concluding the session by deciding to buy a post office to generate passive income.

Key Points: The players are actively dealing drugs, with one noting, "Walter just sell green crack for now," while dealing with inventory issues like full shelves and needing to buy more jars. A major gameplay hurdle involves evading police, as one player recounts losing the cops after a run-in: "I just lost the cops. Oh, somebody is on." Employees require payment, with one player stating, "If you have any cash, can you lay like a thousand like in uh the bed of every employee" to cover wages. They discover significant losses due to theft, noting, "we just lost uh like uh two 2,000 worth of money from them stealing from us," leading them to stop giving product to certain dealers like Molly. The players discuss new, controversial game mechanics, specifically the ability to fuse deviants with items or animals, such as "fuse your dino to a toilet," which they consider "so stupid." They note the need to level up to unlock new features, mentioning, "in order to get level you need to sell," and discuss needing to purchase the lab and acid off Oscar to move on. The session ends with the decision to buy a post office, hoping it will be a faster way to make money to reach the 25k goal needed for the next big purchase.

Context: The transcript captures a chaotic, real-time gameplay session between at least two players, Ratic and another unnamed participant, focused on managing an illicit drug operation within a game environment. The context involves production (cutting plants, making new drugs like 'nightmare trumpet thunder energizing balding'), distribution (dealing to customers like Peggy and Peter file), financial management (paying employees), and constant evasion of law enforcement officers who frequently patrol the area.