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Schedule 1 gold bar glitch, explained
In Schedule 1's 0.3.4 version, TVGS introduced a pawn shop and boutique shop for purchasing items. One of these items is a gold bar worth $10,000 in-game cash, which you can buy in unlimited quantities to flex your wealth. You can even turn this item into a lucrative money-maker. Typically, the gold bar by itself doesn't do much besides making you look wealthy with a stack of these on a shelf. However, once you get the pawn shop involved, it becomes one of the best money-making methods Schedule 1 offers. Table of contents How to get gold bars in Schedule 1 How to make infinite money using gold bars in Schedule 1 Why can't I find the Pawn Shop guy? How to get gold bars in Schedule 1 You can purchase gold bars from Bleuball's Boutique for $10,000 in-game cash. They're available in unlimited supply, letting you buy as many as you can afford if you have money on a debit card. They don't take cash here, so visit an ATM before taking a trip here. Screenshot by Destructoid You can find Bleuball's Boutique next to Ray's Realty on the south side of Hyland Point. It's open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., so you'll need to make a day trip there to buy all the available gold bars. If you're unfamiliar with the game's map, we've got a full Schedule 1 map labeled with key locations to help you during your playthrough. How to make infinite money using gold bars in Schedule 1 Once you have some gold bars on hand, head to the Pawn Shop near the Motel and Warehouse. Inside, you'll find Mick, who'll offer you money in exchange for items you offer. In the case of gold bars, his range is between $4,500 and $18,000, averaging around $11,400 per bar. This is already an impressive margin since you bought them for $10,000. If you have multiple gold bars, this number will increase even further. Screenshot by Destructoid Unfortunately, there are some downsides to this. Mick only deals with cash, so you won't get the money back on your card. While you can use businesses like the Laundromat and Post Office to refill your debit account quickly, you're limited to their 24-hour cycles and your $10,000 weekly deposit limit. In short, you can use this to buy a few gold bars, but it's unlikely you'll go beyond $100,000 at a time unless you're in the late game and are diligent with your laundering. There are no major downsides beyond this if you're seeking extra money. You can try to haggle for a higher price, but this comes at the risk of him saying no and losing his temper, causing him to fight you until you pass out. If you go for his default $11,400 offer or try to bump it up slightly, you'll usually get out unscathed with some extra cash in your pocket. I've managed to get him to accept over $12,000, so it's worth trying to bargain if you feel confident. Why can't I find the Pawn Shop guy? If you're at the Pawn Shop but can't find Mick, there are a number of reasons why this might happen, including the following: He's accepting a deal from one of your dealers. You have an active deal with him, and he's waiting at your meetup spot. The store is closed Police are chasing you You previously failed a haggling deal with him The most likely reason is that Mick's either meeting with a dealer or waiting for you to give him some products. In this case, you'll have to wait for the transaction to finish or give him his items. After the exchange, he'll walk back to the Pawn Shop and work as usual. If you've already been to the Pawn Shop and failed to bargain a better deal with him, he'll remember the exchange and refuse to trade with you. This usually doesn't last forever, but you may have to wait a day or two for him to recover. You'll also want to visit during the shop's opening time of 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. or else the doors won't be open until you return during these hours. The post Schedule 1 gold bar glitch, explained appeared first on Destructoid.
In Schedule 1's 0.3.4 version, TVGS introduced a pawn shop and boutique shop for purchasing items. One of these items is a gold bar worth $10,000 in-game cash, which you can buy in unlimited quantities to flex your wealth. You can even turn this item into a lucrative money-maker.
Typically, the gold bar by itself doesn't do much besides making you look wealthy with a stack of these on a shelf. However, once you get the pawn shop involved, it becomes one of the best money-making methods Schedule 1 offers.
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How to get gold bars in Schedule 1
You can purchase gold bars from Bleuball's Boutique for $10,000 in-game cash. They're available in unlimited supply, letting you buy as many as you can afford if you have money on a debit card. They don't take cash here, so visit an ATM before taking a trip here.
You can find Bleuball's Boutique next to Ray's Realty on the south side of Hyland Point. It's open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., so you'll need to make a day trip there to buy all the available gold bars. If you're unfamiliar with the game's map, we've got a full Schedule 1 map labeled with key locations to help you during your playthrough.
How to make infinite money using gold bars in Schedule 1
Once you have some gold bars on hand, head to the Pawn Shop near the Motel and Warehouse. Inside, you'll find Mick, who'll offer you money in exchange for items you offer. In the case of gold bars, his range is between $4,500 and $18,000, averaging around $11,400 per bar. This is already an impressive margin since you bought them for $10,000. If you have multiple gold bars, this number will increase even further.
Unfortunately, there are some downsides to this. Mick only deals with cash, so you won't get the money back on your card. While you can use businesses like the Laundromat and Post Office to refill your debit account quickly, you're limited to their 24-hour cycles and your $10,000 weekly deposit limit. In short, you can use this to buy a few gold bars, but it's unlikely you'll go beyond $100,000 at a time unless you're in the late game and are diligent with your laundering.
There are no major downsides beyond this if you're seeking extra money. You can try to haggle for a higher price, but this comes at the risk of him saying no and losing his temper, causing him to fight you until you pass out. If you go for his default $11,400 offer or try to bump it up slightly, you'll usually get out unscathed with some extra cash in your pocket. I've managed to get him to accept over $12,000, so it's worth trying to bargain if you feel confident.
Why can't I find the Pawn Shop guy?
If you're at the Pawn Shop but can't find Mick, there are a number of reasons why this might happen, including the following:
- He's accepting a deal from one of your dealers.
- You have an active deal with him, and he's waiting at your meetup spot.
- The store is closed
- Police are chasing you
- You previously failed a haggling deal with him
The most likely reason is that Mick's either meeting with a dealer or waiting for you to give him some products. In this case, you'll have to wait for the transaction to finish or give him his items. After the exchange, he'll walk back to the Pawn Shop and work as usual.
If you've already been to the Pawn Shop and failed to bargain a better deal with him, he'll remember the exchange and refuse to trade with you. This usually doesn't last forever, but you may have to wait a day or two for him to recover. You'll also want to visit during the shop's opening time of 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. or else the doors won't be open until you return during these hours.
The post Schedule 1 gold bar glitch, explained appeared first on Destructoid.
