jobs

After your character’s first week in New Haven, he will need to get a job in
order to receive the full benefits of his wealth stat. Characters who
do not work will receive a greatly reduced paycheck. To fulfil this
requirement, your character needs to visit the location he took his job.

Syntax:/u>/iTake a new job. Job types are explained below. You may take up to two
jobs, but only the best-paying job will affect your paycheck.

Syntax:/u>/iQuit a current job. You must type the job title by its exact name in
order to successfully renounce it. It will disappear from job info.

Syntax:/u>/iReturns information about your character’s current jobs.

Local Job Types:
Local job types can be taken inside the bounds of Haven. When taking a
local job, you must go to the location you wish to work and enter the
job take syntax. In order to be paid for a local job, you must go to
that exact room every 2-3 days.

Syntax:/u>/iWork part time at a local business. Part time work awards 65% of a full
paycheck if taken at a shop property, or 55% if taken at a home business.

Syntax:/u>/iWork full time at a local business. Full time work awards 100% of a full
paycheck if taken at a shop property, or 80% if taken at a home business.

Commuter Job Types:
Commuter jobs do not require checking in at a local property, but instead
represent a character working anywhere outside the bounds of New Haven.

Syntax:/u>/iTake a part time commuting job at 65% of your regular pay.

Syntax:/u>/iTake a full time commuting job for 100% of your regular pay.

Student Job Types:
This type of job represents your character currently attending school.

Syntax:/u>/iStudy part time, awarding 45% of your regular pay.

Syntax:/u>/iStudy full time, awarding 45% of your regular pay.

Syntax:/u>/iTake a job at the college, awarding 100% of regular pay.