Deeper Inspections, Smarter Detection - But at What Cost?
Checkpoint 19 just got more complex A new Secondary Checkpoint building has been introduced, designed to perform deeper inspections on selected vehicles.
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addedCheckpoint 19 just got more complexA new Secondary Checkpoint building has been introduced, designed to perform deeper inspections on selected vehicles. This is where more advanced and hidden felonies can be uncovered, the kind that primary checkpoints will miss.
changedCheckpoint 19 just got more complexNote: This feature is still under development and will continue to evolve.
addedCheckpoint 19 just got more complexAlongside this, Canine (K9) staff specialization has been added.
addedCheckpoint 19 just got more complexBuildings that support staff specializations can now assign canine units, significantly improving detection capabilities, especially for hidden or harder-to-detect felonies. Used correctly, they can reduce risk without fully sacrificing flow.
addedCheckpoint 19 just got more complexUsed poorly, they just add cost and complexity.
addedCheckpoint 19 just got more complexYou now have more tools but also more ways to fail. Steam post image
Checkpoint 19 changes
addedA new Secondary Checkpoint building has been introduced, designed to perform deeper inspections on selected vehicles. This is where more advanced and hidden felonies can be uncovered, the kind that primary checkpoints will miss.
changedNote: This feature is still under development and will continue to evolve.
addedAlongside this, Canine (K9) staff specialization has been added.
addedBuildings that support staff specializations can now assign canine units, significantly improving detection capabilities, especially for hidden or harder-to-detect felonies. Used correctly, they can reduce risk without fully sacrificing flow.
addedUsed poorly, they just add cost and complexity.
Checkpoint 19 just got more complex
A new Secondary Checkpoint building has been introduced, designed to perform deeper inspections on selected vehicles. This is where more advanced and hidden felonies can be uncovered, the kind that primary checkpoints will miss.
But there’s a catch.
Secondary inspections are slower, require more staff, and can quickly become a major bottleneck if overused. Pushing too many vehicles through them will impact your throughput and create congestion across your checkpoint.
Note: This feature is still under development and will continue to evolve.
Alongside this, Canine (K9) staff specialization has been added.
Buildings that support staff specializations can now assign canine units, significantly improving detection capabilities, especially for hidden or harder-to-detect felonies. Used correctly, they can reduce risk without fully sacrificing flow.
Used poorly, they just add cost and complexity.
You now have more tools but also more ways to fail. Steam post image
