Umbrella Courier Jobs for Road Trip v1.0 ATS
Umbrella Courier Jobs for Road Trip v1.0 ATS
Deliver Umbrella Corporation cargo!
Jobs
Local runs — 5 to 60 km
Herbs, spray, vaccines, samples, blood and hazmat.
Regional runs — 60 to 150 km
Herb runs and cold chain runs.
Long hauls — 150 to 450 km
Supply haul up to 630 km (rating 2.6), cold chain haul up to 765 km (rating 3.6), critical outbreak haul up to 900 km (rating 4.6).
Rush jobs — Tight time window
Pay more and require a 2.6 Courier Rating. The vaccine rush requires a 3.6 rating.
More jobs unlock as your Courier Rating goes up!
The cargo
– Green Herb Jar
– Red Herb Jar
– Blue Herb Jar
– Mixed Herb Case
– First Aid Spray Tray
– Antidote Vial Tray
– Anti-Virus Serum Canister
– T-Virus Vaccine Cooler
– G-Virus Sample Tank
– Biohazard Specimen Drum
– Blood Pack Carrier
– Hazmat Decon Kit
Mirror cards
Four cards you can hang from your rear-view mirror in the vehicle configurator: Umbrella and Biohazard, each in vertical and horizontal versions.
Languages
English, with translations for Spanish, German, Russian and Portuguese (Brazil).
Use
1. Enable the mod in the Mod Manager.
2. Load your profile and switch to car mode. Jobs depend on where you are. If you do not see any, drive somewhere else and check again.
3. Not every job type appears in every refresh. To force one, open the developer console, run `g_force_economy_reset 1`, then reload your profile.
Not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Capcom. Resident Evil and Umbrella Corporation belong to their respective owners and appear here only as a tribute.
This mod will be taken down after Halloween.
Credits: AppleML
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