Be careful, cause some things can draw police attention to you!Ī real, experienced thief can spot places where there's most probability of finding some valuables on the fly. If you fill your backpack with worthless items, you may have to waste your time to throw stuff out just to make space for other things. If you're not sure that you can take some serious money for it, maybe a good idea would be to leave it behind and save space for some expensive goods. In every house you'll find tons of useless stuff, which can really slow you down. When it's about time you have to maintain cold blood.
Remember that infinite backpacks don't exist. Find and steal as many valuables as possible in the shortest time possible. Many modern devices available in Thief Simulator might come in handy with gathering intel about your target and it's neighbourhood. Choose from lots of possible approaches to prepare the best plan. What's inside? Who lives there? What's your target day schedule? Find out when the house is empty and does it have nosy neighbours. And… don’t get caught!Ī good thief always observes his target. Buy some hi-tech burglar equipment and learn new thief tricks. Take the challenge and rob the best secured houses. Observe your target and gather information that will help you with the burglary. And if things go wrong on a burglary, you can always hide in a closet, in a Dumpster, or under a bed until the police decide they've done their job of briefly looking for you at eye level.Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a real thief? Now you can see for yourself in Thief Simulator VR! Steal in free roam sandbox neighborhoods. Peering in through a window and marking a resident gives you insight to their routine: when they're home and when they're not. Half the fun of Thief Simulator is getting into my car, cruising around the neighborhood, and casing the joints myself. Some houses are quite well protected, with cameras and alarms, and I'll need to level up by stealing a whole lot of kitchenware from the crummier houses first.I don't really like buying tips, though.
There's one to buy burglary tools, one to sell specific stolen goods for more cash than the pawnshop pays, and one to purchase tips about the houses I'll be robbing, such as when the owners aren't home and what security features their house has. Level one lockpicking is taken directly from the Fallout games (bobbypin and screwdriver) and Level 2 is the tumbler-tapping game from Oblivion. I'm guessing the developer of Thief Simulator, Noble Muffins, is a fan of Bethesda RPGs.I have a little thief hideout with a couch to sleep on (to move the clock forward) and a computer to visit several thief-friendly websites.
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