Echo Dealing

Twenty-five levels between the kid on Grove Street and the kingpin downtown. Every deal is a roll — and a third of them go wrong.

DEALS THAT FIGHT BACK

Walk up to a street NPC, run the handoff, and the server rolls an outcome:

| Outcome | Chance | What happens | |---|---|---| | Buy | 35% | They take the product, you get paid, you earn XP | | Rob | 35% | They grab it and run. Kill them, search the body, get it back. | | Attack | 15% | An armed gang ped spawns and hunts you | | Dispatch | 15% | They call the cops | | Ignore | Rest | Not interested. Find someone else. |

Only a third of your deals are a payday. The rest are a problem — which is the difference between dealing and pressing a button next to a marker.

A NETWORK YOU HAVE TO EARN

Seven buyers across the map, each with their own territory, price multiplier, risk rating, and level gate.

The Street Corner Kid on Grove Street pays 0.8× and takes anyone. The Kingpin downtown pays 1.8× and doesn't know you exist until level 20. Between them sit The Plug, the Backstreet Doc, a Cartel contact, a club owner in Vinewood, and a biker gang in Paleto.

Twenty-five levels of reputation. Each one raises how much a buyer will take in a single deal, unlocks better contacts — and draws more police attention.

THE SELL ZONE

An approved deal opens a timed radius zone with a GPS route to the buyer's territory. Drive out, work the street NPCs, keep dealing until the timer runs out.

Deal size scales with level — five units at level one, growing as you climb. Price is base × contact multiplier × random variance, so no two deals pay the same.

SIX PRODUCTS, OR YOURS

Weed, cocaine, meth, oxy, crack, and heroin ship configured with base prices and icons. Rename them in the config to match items your server already has, or add new ones.

POLICE GET A REAL SEAT

Optional minimum-LEO requirement before anyone can sell. Dispatch alerts through nine auto-detected systems — ps-dispatch, cd_dispatch, qs-dispatch, core_dispatch, rcore_dispatch, linden_outlawalert, origen_police, emergencydispatch, op-dispatch — with a manual LEO blip fallback if you run something else.

Alert chance scales with the dealer's level. The bigger they get, the more heat they carry.

THE HUB

A NUI interface with tabs for dashboard, inventory, sell, contacts, history, and rank. Every sale is logged to the database with drug, quantity, price, buyer, and date.

There's also a shared dealer chat with a top-sellers leaderboard — anonymous-capable, so your players can talk shop without naming themselves.

BUILT TO SURVIVE A REAL SERVER

Rate limiting, cooldowns, zone validation, input sanitizing, and deal-processing locks throughout. The money logic is server-side.

Auto-detects ten inventory systems: ox_inventory, qb, ps, lj, qs, codem, ak47, core, mf, origen, and tgiann. Uses ox_target or qb-target when present, with an E-key fallback when not.

Compatibility: QBX (Qbox), QBCore, ESX

Dependencies: ox_lib, oxmysql

Optional: ox_target / qb-target, any supported dispatch resource

Runs standalone, or as an app inside Echo Tablet.