Schedule 1

Schedule 1 places you in the role of an unknown dealer arriving in the city of Hyland Point. With no money, no supply, and no network, you’re left to build your operation from nothing. The city is dense, unpredictable, and full of risk. You’ll need to learn the layout, meet potential contacts, and start small. As your operation grows, so do the threats—from both law enforcement and rival organizations trying to wipe out the competition.

From Street Deals to Full Production

Production is at the center of your progress. Each type of drug has its own method of creation, requiring specific tools, ingredients, and setups. Some recipes lead to more valuable or faster-moving product, while others might attract unwanted attention. Managing inventory becomes as important as securing new buyers. Once the product is ready, you can walk, skate, or drive across Hyland Point to handle delivery—or hire dealers to do it for you, freeing up time for higher-level planning.

Automation and Conflict

Scaling your operation means taking control of real estate, managing staff, and setting up automated systems. Properties can house labs, storage, or distribution hubs. But expansion draws attention, and the deeper you go, the more violent the opposition becomes. Schedule 1 doesn’t avoid conflict; it builds around it. You’ll face off against other dealers and enforcement with whatever weapons you can find. Combat is fast, messy, and always a risk.

Multiplayer and Strategic Growth

Co-op multiplayer allows multiple players to work together within the same empire. One might focus on handling logistics, while another manages street operations or combat. Division of labor can keep the empire running smoothly, but trust and coordination are essential. The larger the system, the more it requires careful planning to avoid collapse. In Schedule 1, success depends on more than just product—it’s about control, adaptability, and surviving the pressure from every side.