Dealers are great for getting your product in Schedule 1 out faster and to a wider range of customers. However, if you want to min-max your daily earnings, then you'll want your dealers to interact with the right customers.
Picking which customers your dealers sell to can greatly affect how much money you make. Ideally, you'll want to save your most profitable mixes in Schedule 1 for high-paying customers, and have your dealers handle everyone else. Here's a cheat sheet of the best customers you should be selling to.
Where is the Grocery Store in Schedule 1?
When players place supply orders in Schedule 1, they must collect their products from dead drops at places like the grocery store.
Best Customers for Dealers in Schedule 1
Since dealers always take a percentage cut of the profits your products sell for, you'll want to avoid giving them your most valuable drugs. Also, since customers have different spending habits, you'll want to personally sell to the people who pay or order more than the rest so you can get money fast, but before we go into the latter, here's the list of customers you should have for your dealers.
|
Dealer |
Customers |
|---|---|
|
Benji Coleman (Northtown) |
Ludwig Meyer Chloe Bowers Donna Martin Austin Steiner Beth Penn Kathy Henderson Kyle Cooley Mick Lubbin |
|
Molly Presley (Westville) |
Joyce Ball Meg Cooley Kim Delaney Doris Lubbin Charles Rowland Trent Sherman Keith Wagner |
|
Brad Crosby (Downtown) |
Eugene Buckley Randy Caulfield Louis Fourier Elizabeth Homley Lucy Pennington Kevin Oakley Jennifer Rivera Jeff Gilmore |
|
Jane Lucero (Docks) |
Cranky Frank Marco Barone Anna Chesterfield Genghis Barn Javier Perez Greg Figgle Lisa Gardner Phillip Wentworth |
|
Wei Long (Suburbia) |
Low-spending residents from previous regions. |
|
Leo Rivers (Uptown) |
Low-spending residents from Suburbia and Downtown |
Low-spenders are people who either buy at or close to SRP, or buy low amounts of product per transaction.
High-Spending Customers
The reason why you should have Wei Long and Leo deal with customers in areas other than their usual haunts is because the people there usually pay top dollar for drugs, which means you should be the one selling products in Uptown and Suburbia. If you really want to automate your sales in these areas, then by all means, assign customers to those dealers.
This same idea of selling to high-spending customers is something that will apply throughout all parts of Schedule 1's map. If you pay attention to your customers' spending habits, you'll easily be able to pinpoint who the best ones are. For reference's sake, here are the usual customers on our list of people you should directly sell to:
- Geraldine Poon
- George Green
- Dean Webster
- Dennis Kennedy
- Karen Kennedy
- Jackie Stevenson
- Hank Stevenson
- Jeremy Wilkinson
- Allison Knight
- Jack Knight
- Jessi Waters
- Harold Colt
- Herbert Bleuball
- Ray Hoffman
- Walter Cussler
- Fiona Hancock
- Jen Heard
Apart from spending habits, you should also consider the locations of your dealer and customers. Ideally, you'll want to have dealers serve customers close or within their region.
Apart from getting more money passively, the main point of dealers is to decrease the number of low ball offers you get and maximize the number of high ball ones. The difference between picking different customers for dealers is minimal (and frankly, hard to tell), but since they'll be handling the low-paying customers first, you'll be able to make bigger profits when you're selling things personally.
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