Beginner guide: first days and quota

The opening loop is a debt, a short bag, and a deadline measured in days. Treat the dollar figures below as one Japanese guide's table, not a patch note.

The debt ladder, one source

Yoshitomi lists eight payments: 1000, 2500, 4000, 5500, 7000, 8500, 10000, and 11500, totaling 50000. The store page says you must meet a quota or lose the run. It does not print those eight numbers, so I am not promoting them to an official schedule. The official PC 1.2 notes separately raise Hardcore debt from 50,000 to 100,000; the old eight-payment ladder is not a schedule for every mode.

Bag, clock, and noise

The same notes start you with five bag slots and say a carried item uses one. Tools can stay in the vehicle. At 6:00 a sixty-second leave timer starts. Items still in the bag come with you. A delivery box has a delay, so the note suggests about fifteen seconds of spare time. Large items are carried in both hands. The guide says you can throw one out a window.

Quiet interaction is a long press, not a tap. A Steam thread marks the long press as the quiet door action. Naguide's lock article adds a glass-cutter gesture written as down, right, down for alarmed glass.

Practice locks and the first big job

Naguide says the safehouse has three practice locks: simple, tumbler, and master. The first large target in that ecosystem is the Texas train station. The station article puts the plan at Lakeside Street, house 208 or 211. Rural houses are described as having windows that are already open. Lakeside is where lockpicks start to matter.

Item requests

The Fandom item-request page sorts 76 entries: electronics 38, appliances 9, vehicle parts 4, art 7, jewelry 5, other 13. It includes 50, 100, and 250 gift cards. This is one community request list, not two independent confirmations. The reviewed sources do not establish whether you may sell a requested item and buy it back before delivery.