Loot Priority Rules

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Use these 5 rules to decide what to steal and when to extract. Speed and discipline beat greed.

Prioritize compact items that can be stacked without noise spikes.

Big items create movement noise and slow the hauler down.

Assign one hauler to collect, one scout to clear route.

Dual-grabbing doubles detection chances for no extra speed.

Bail early if the plan’s exit route is compromised.

A partial haul beats a full wipe. Always.

Avoid chasing novelty items if a task tier is unfinished.

Novelty items look exciting but rarely outvalue completing T1 tasks.

Track a rough value-per-risk rating in voice chat.

"Is this worth the noise?" should be a crew habit, not an afterthought.

Copy-paste loot rules

LOOT RULES (quick ref):
1. Compact items first — less noise
2. One hauler, one scout — no dual grabs
3. Exit compromised? Bail with what you have
4. Skip novelty items if T1 tasks remain
5. Ask: "Is this worth the noise?"

Loot discipline patterns observed in Officialparkape's session and Steam description.

Use loot splitter Crafting path Task priority

Last updated: February 2026