Crime rank
The complete criminal ranking list in BELLOCCO, from Kruiveldief to Krong, with the number of successful crimes per grade and how to climb.
Next to your regular grade each player in BELLOCCO has a separate crime rate. That ranking is not about XP, but about pure volume: the Number of crimes you have successfully committed. Your crime rate is literally your criminal resume on the street, the higher it is, the more awe you force into the underworld. Below you will find the full, current list directly from the game.
The crime rank list
You start at the bottom as Crumbler and you work through Thug, Criminal, Gangster, Gang Leader, Mafioso and Underboss up to the absolute top: Criminal king. Each rank demands a fixed number of successful crimes. The steps are getting bigger, so the road to the summit requires perseverance.
[[DATA:crimeranks] ]How do you rise to crime rate?
The only way to get up is committing successful crimes Trying failure does not count. Every successful job, small or large, you move closer to the next rank. This means that consistent grinds of crimes that you reliably achieve often work faster than gambling on serious crimes with low success rates. Do you want to know what crimes there are and what they're worth? See the overview of all crimes and read how to best commits crimes.
Why is your crime rate important?
Your crime rate is mainly a status symbol: public proof of how many jobs you've done successfully. Important to know: Your crime rate itself unlocks no crimes nor increases your chances of success grade (XP-based), your personal experience with that specific crime, your health and the police attention you've built up. Every time you reach a new crime rate, you get an automatic Promotional remuneration (cash and other resources) and a message. Also organised crime sets rank requirements, but those are linked to your normal rank, not to your criminal rank, although many crimes help indirectly, because every successful job also yielded XP for your normal rank.
What do you make on the way?
Any successful crime that gets your crime rate up, delivers at the same time cash, XP and seasonal points On, with chance of a tuning part and one Safe code. Plus, every job taps in for you performance, daily tasks, challenges and tournaments. Ascending crime rate is never wasted effort: the same actions that raise your rank also fill your wallet and your trophy cabinet.
Strategy to climb quickly
- Grind within your level. Crimes that you can trust deliver more successful jobs per hour than risky gambling.
- Use your cooldowns. Plan your crimes so you never wait unnecessarily.
- Keep your health up. A failed crime costs health; recovery in the hospital to keep going.
- Play daily. A fixed daily round of crimes is the fastest way to stack your successful numbers.
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Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between rank and rank?
Your regular grade revolves around XP and rises through almost all actions in the game. Your crime rate is purely about the number of successful crimes you've committed and independent of that.
Do failed crimes count for my crime rate?
No. Only successful crimes count. A failed attempt doesn't bring you any closer to the next rank, so reliable success is more important than a lot of gambling.
What's the highest crime rate?
Crime king is the highest rank at the top of the list. You can find the exact number of successful crimes required live in the table on this page.
Does a higher crime rate increase my chances of success?
No. Your crime rate itself has no effect on your success rate or on what crimes you can play. What does matter: your usual grade (XP-based) gives a chance bonus and unlocks heavier crimes, and your personal experience with a specific crime (previous successes and failures) increases your chances further. Your crime rate essentially remains your status symbol and rewards every promotion.
Does my crime rate help organized crime?
Not directly: OC operations make demands on your regular rank (XP), not your crime rate. But since every successful crime also results in XP, many crimes do help you to reach the rank needed for the larger cracks faster than your crime rate automatically increases as a byproduct.