What Sneaky Does in Schedule 1

Schedule 1: What Does Sneaky Do?

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The Sneaky effect in Schedule 1 has two big perks for avoiding heat and stealing:

  • Police Alert Slows Down: The "?" meter (your wanted/alert level when cops notice you) fills up 50% slower while Sneaky is active. This gives you a lot more time to either run away or finish whatever illegal thing you were doing before the police fully notice.

  • Pickpocketing Gets Easier: When you’re trying to pickpocket, the success area (the good zone where the minigame succeeds) becomes much larger. This makes stealing from NPCs a lot less risky.

Sneaky is an Ability effect, not just cosmetic, and it works immediately when active.

How Players Use Sneaky

  • Street Dealing: Reduces how quickly cops notice when you're handing out stuff.

  • Pickpocket Runs: Much easier to pull off thefts with less chance of failure.

  • Trespassing: Guards and police will take longer to react while you’re somewhere you shouldn’t be.

Many players also report that Sneaky helps noticeably around high-security areas like the illegal goods warehouse or the Taco Ticklers front, letting them slip by guards.

Final Blurb

Sneaky turns you into a stealth machine. Slower police response and better stealing odds — a must-have if you live that high-risk, high-reward lifestyle.


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