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Looty Bay

The named heist district. It is the one location where the published death rule gives a Criminal a choice.

Looty Bay

Published facts

Named in
Kefir heist article and death-rule article
Criminal death
Inventory lost; surrender to Police to keep equipped gear
Desert death
All loot lost, no exception published

Kefir's Looting and Robbing section has three articles for this district: how to pull off heists in Looty Bay, where to stash stolen loot, and how to sell loot. Their full answers were not verified here, so this page links to them rather than paraphrasing them.

Looty Bay also appears in the death rule. A Criminal who dies there loses the inventory but can surrender to the Police to save equipped gear. That is the only conditional outcome in the published rule: desert death always costs all loot, city Civilians keep their bag and gear, and Police Officers lose only department-issued equipment.

A Chinese-language overview of the launch describes Looty Bay as the open world where players gather supplies, drive vehicles, build bases and form gangs to contest territory. That report is a secondary source and is used here only for context.

Where Looty Bay is documented

Only rules with a published source are listed here.
QuestionKefir article
Heists in Looty BayHow do I pull off heists in Looty Bay?
Storing stolen goodsWhere should I stash stolen loot?
Selling goodsHow do I sell my loot?
Death as a Criminal thereWhat do I lose when I die?

Sources