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Defending fronts that aren't too far away is worthwhile since you'll be able to collect the money from it. But if a front is being attacked on the other side of Miami, just leave it. There's no point rushing over there, causing damage to your car, and then you might not even make it. Then you'd have to go back to those fronts you missed. Use it instead as an opportunity: when a front is being attacked, rarely are you spotted by a rival gang, meaning you can collect money in peace. | Defending fronts that aren't too far away is worthwhile since you'll be able to collect the money from it. But if a front is being attacked on the other side of Miami, just leave it. There's no point rushing over there, causing damage to your car, and then you might not even make it. Then you'd have to go back to those fronts you missed. Use it instead as an opportunity: when a front is being attacked, rarely are you spotted by a rival gang, meaning you can collect money in peace. | ||
Make it a point after each run to repair those fronts that were damaged; you'll still make a profit, provided you weren't completely useless. | Make it a point after each run to repair those fronts that were damaged; you'll still make a profit, provided you weren't completely useless. Plus a front must be fully repaired at the start of a Distribution run in order to participate. | ||
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