Summary
ASchedule 1player has discovered a handy trick to avoid the police during the night time curfew, using nothing more than a wooden box. While most players are steering clear of the police inSchedule 1by carrying out all of their illegal deals during the day, there’s a big curfew bonus being missed out on. For those wanting to collect some extra cash, there’s a great way to walk straight past the police after hours without being arrested.
Schedule 1has become a massive success on Steam, quickly becoming one of the most played games on the platform. Despite the fact thatSchedule 1was created by a single developer, the smash hit indie game currently has more concurrent players than triple-a titles such asMarvel Rivals,Rust,Monster Hunter Wilds,Path of Exile 2, and many more. The game is still in early access, which means there are numerous bugs and issues still being worked on. However, not all of these bugs are necessarily game-breaking, as some players are making the most ofSchedule 1’s quirky issues for a better experience.
Schedule 1 Player Avoids Police With Box
Avoiding the police inSchedule 1is vital, as players risk losing any contraband they have in their inventory if searched or, even worse, arrested. While there are plenty of great ways to avoid the police, one player has discovered a new trick that makes night time deals much easier. In a new post on Reddit, user Boltactionmike showed how it’s possible to pick up a wooden box and walk straight past the police. This seems to work due to the fact that the police spot players when their head is within their line of sight. So, if it’s covered by a box, it makes it impossible to be spotted, as the player showcases in the clip below.
AsSchedule 1continues to receive new updatesfrom its solo developer, there is a strong chance that this trick is patched out in the future, so fans should make the most of it while they still can. With that being said, plenty of players are loving the game’s quirky bugs and exploits. Reddit user Soft_femme said that they “never want any of the quirks like this to be coded out.” They explained that it is “fun” not to have a perfect game. Fellow user Tight_Impact674 also agrees, saying that the game “works perfectly” with quirks such as the one seen above.
The game’s solo developer has big plans forSchedule 1’s future, with plenty of improvements, new features, and content in the works for upcoming updates. While the game’s official roadmap has detailed plans for traveling customers, a sewer network, map expansions, and more, a recent update confirmed that TVGS is currently working on improving the game’s optimization so thatSchedule 1can support the Steam Deck. While the game is currently marked as “playable” on Valve’s handheld device, official controller support and optimization improvements are needed to makeSchedule 1verified for the device.
