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contacts buying more than one thing at a time?

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Nacho Grande

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« on: <02-04-14/2208:43> »
I'm very new to SRM and I was just curious if you could:

A) have a contact get more than one thing for you at a time ("hey you got a gun guy, surely he can get some ammo and add-ons from the same place!")
   
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B) have different contacts getting different stuff at the same time.

this is to cut down on downtimes when realizing you need multiple items

 thanks!

Michael Chandra

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« Reply #1 on: <02-06-14/0534:01> »
I don't know about A, but I have not seen any reason why B wouldn't be an option. When contacts are getting you items you can still use your time for yourself after all.
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« Reply #2 on: <02-06-14/1250:10> »
If you need multiples of the same thing, you can definitely use 1 contact to purchase the bundle. 1 contact purchasing different things is problematic.
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« Reply #3 on: <02-06-14/1617:15> »
This is just a soft science thing here, but also keep in mind that if your contact got pinched or otherwise gave up information about you, you'd have to make a choice.  Do you want one contact that can tell authorities or enemies that you bought 6 pounds of C-12, a detonator, and a blow-up doll?  Or would you rather that the authorities had to track down 3 contacts, verify that they're talking about the same person, and then link together the plot to blow up Dunkelzahn's car with a blow-up doll?
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