August 19Aug 19 ROLEPLAY PROJECT · METRO JOB GUIDE [PICKY 1908/26.01]Welcome to the Metro Job Guide!The Metro Job is a unique opportunity to experience Los Santos from behind the controls of the city's public transportation system. As a Metro Driver, your responsibility is to operate trains safely, follow designated routes, and transport passengers across the city. Whether you're looking for a relaxing way to earn money or simply want to experience a different kind of job, the Metro Job offers a straightforward and enjoyable gameplay experience. Take your time, follow the instructions, and most importantly — drive safely and realistically. Your passengers are counting on you to get them where they need to go.HOW TO START AND WORK THE METRO JOBSTARTING YOUR SHIFTOnce you've decided to become a Metro Driver, your first step is to head to the designated Metro location. Open your map and look for the blue train icon, then follow it to the starting point of the job. Once you've arrived at the Metro station, approach the job menu and press E to start your shift. You will be spawned directly inside the Metro train, ready to begin your duties.IMPORTANTAt the moment, the Metro Job can only be operated by one player at a time. If another player is already working as a Metro Driver, you will not be able to start the job until their shift has ended.DRIVING THE METRORight after you've spawned inside the Metro, your journey begins. Follow the designated line and make your way to your first station. Each station is an important part of your shift. When you make a proper stop at a station, you'll receive XP and money for completing the stop.IMPORTANTMake sure you actually stop at every station. If you pass a station without stopping, you will not receive the XP or payment for it. Passengers waiting at that station will also have to wait until you complete the full circle and return. Stay focused and keep an eye on your route!METRO INFORMATIONWhile driving, you'll find an information panel on the right side of your screen. This panel displays important information such as:Your current speedThe name of your next Metro stationOther useful information related to your current journeyUse this information to stay aware of what's ahead and prepare for your next stop.EMERGENCY BUTTONThe Emergency button is designed specifically for roleplay situations. If you need to leave your Metro during your shift, you must press the Emergency button before exiting. If you leave without using it, your Metro will disappear, allowing another player to take the Metro Job. The Emergency button allows you to realistically end your current journey when something happens that requires you to leave the train. You can use the Emergency button to stop your service, exit the Metro, and properly roleplay the situation.IMPORTANTUse the Emergency button for appropriate roleplay situations and always exit your Metro properly!PASSENGER BOARDINGEvery time you arrive at a station and make your stop, a 30-second passenger boarding timer will begin.During this time, passengers have the opportunity to enter the Metro. You will not be able to move the train until the timer has finished, so don't worry about waiting — it's part of the job! At each station, players waiting for the Metro will also see an estimated arrival timer showing how long it will take for your train to reach them. This timer automatically calculates your estimated arrival based on your current speed, meaning you don't need to rush or drive recklessly to reach the next station. Take your time, drive safely, and enjoy the Metro roleplay experience to its fullest.YOUR SHIFT STARTS HERE!And that's everything you need to know about the Metro Job! While the job itself is relatively simple, it offers a unique and interesting experience that you won't find in many other jobs around Los Santos. From operating the Metro and making scheduled stops to seeing players waiting for your arrival, every shift gives you an opportunity to enjoy a different side of the city. You don't need to rush - stay focused, drive safely, make your stops, and enjoy the roleplay. Sometimes, the simplest jobs can create some of the most enjoyable experiences.[PICKY 1908/26.01] Edited August 19Aug 19 by Picky
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