mic_drugdealer is an app for lb-phone that turns drug selling into a run. A player picks a drug on their phone, gets a buyer’s door marked on the map with a timer running, drives there, knocks, and either hands over the goods or gets turned away.
Every sale counts towards a dealer level, and every level pays better and unlocks harder drugs. Police decide how worthwhile it is: too few on duty and nobody buys, more of them online and prices climb — and some sales get reported straight to their phones.
A phone app, not a menu
Installed from lb-phone’s App Store (or pre-installed if you prefer), with a drug list, a deal screen with a countdown, and a dealer profile.
Twelve drugs out of the box
Weed, coke, LSD, meth, mushrooms, opium, crack, heroin, ecstasy, oxycontin, lean and hash, each with its own price, amount range, selling zones and minimum level. Add or remove as many as you like.
Five selling zones
Grove, the pier and beach, the Vinewood hills, Sandy Shores and Paleto Bay, each with its own buyers’ doors and ped models.
Ten dealer levels
From Newbie to Legend, each with the number of sales it takes and the bonus it pays.
Police make it risky
A minimum number of officers online before anyone buys, prices that rise with the number of officers, and a chance on every sale that police get a phone notification and a blip.
Not every door opens
A configurable chance that the buyer turns the player away after they knock.
Jobs that cannot see it
Police, sheriff, EMS and mechanics do not get the app by default, and it updates when a job changes.
Dirty money or clean
Pay in black money or cash, as an inventory item or an account.
Nine languages
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Russian and Turkish.
