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Schedule 1<\/em> features a pretty big map for an early access title. Players are given the opportunity to distribute their product over a large chunk of land and to dozens of customers, each in their own uique part of town.<\/p>

However, unlocking everything is no small feat, so here’s everything you need to know about gaining access to each Schedule 1 <\/em>region. <\/p>

Unlocking every Schedule 1 region, explained<\/h2>
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The higher your level, the more regions you’ll get, each with its own set of customers. Image by Dot Esports<\/figcaption><\/figure>

To unlock each individual region in Schedule 1<\/em>, you have to reach a certain level, obtained by gaining XP. <\/strong>The more regions you unlock, the higher the level required to access the next one. Here are all the level requirements for each of the regions:<\/p>

  • Northtown <\/strong>– unlocked at the start of the game<\/li>
  • Westville <\/strong>– Hoodlum 1<\/li>
  • Downtown <\/strong>– Hustler 1 <\/li>
  • Docks<\/strong> – Enforcer 1<\/li>
  • Suburbia <\/strong>– Block Boss 1<\/li>
  • Uptown <\/strong>– Baron 1<\/li> <\/ul>

    Leveling up requires the acquisition of XP, gained at the end of each Schedule 1 <\/em>day. The amount of XP you get is directly tied to how much money you made during it, so your best bet would be to run around and sell every bit of your daily production. <\/p>

    The quickest way of doing this is through optimizing your business and automating as many parts of it as possible. Hiring handlers to plant, grow, cook, and

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