Boosting System

Every contract runs through a clean on-screen mission HUD. Steps unlock in sequence — break in, hotwire, dodge the objectives, deliver — with a live contract timer counting down. The HUD is fully player-customizable: hide it with a keybind, or drag and resize it anywhere on screen with a built-in layout editor. Fully translatable and themed to your server's accent color.

Contracts are tradeable assets. List a boost you don't want at a fixed price or put it up for auction and let other crews bid it out — every listing shows the vehicle, its class, the reward and the asking price. Search and filter by type, class or price range to find the job you want, cancel your own listings at any time, and collect your earnings even while offline. A configurable market fee keeps money flowing out of the economy, with limits on active listings, durations and minimum bids all set in the config.

Every boost is on the record. Players pick the alias the underworld knows them by, then build a career: contracts completed, contracts cancelled, reputation score and lifetime earnings all tracked on their profile. A full activity feed logs every job, payout, market sale and auction win with timestamps, so reputation is something you can actually see — and rivals can be judged on more than talk

Every steal site, depot and drop-off is placed by you, in-game. /boostingeditor drops you into a freecam where you fly to any spot and drop the pieces one by one — the target car, guard posts, keyholder peds — with live previews of the actual models so you see exactly what players will see. Hit Enter and the site is saved and live for everyone instantly; no config editing, no restart. Guard posts you place are the guards that spawn, so a four-post lot is a four-guard firefight. Everything writes to a JSON file you can back up or move between servers.

No generic skill checks. Boosting ships three purpose-built minigames: Crack the Lock for breaking into vehicles and rigging recovery jobs, Hotwire the Ignition where terminals must be tapped as their rings close in, and Reroute the GPS Signal, a pipe-routing puzzle for killing the tracker that's feeding police your position. Each scales with contract class — more pins, tighter windows and bigger grids on A and S-class jobs — so a supercar never feels like a Blista.