Schedule 1’s Counteroffers Get HUGE Upgrade!

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Summary

  • Schedule 1 developer plans to improve counteroffer UI with search bar in next update.
  • Counteroffers in the game are a way for players to make money through negotiations.
  • Developer considering more UI improvements like search, sort, and filter buttons in future updates.

As a dedicated fan, I’m excitedly looking forward to the promised improvements on the counteroffer UI from Schedule 1’s talented creator, Tyler. In its latest major update, version 0.3.4, the game introduced an array of fresh items and characters, as well as numerous quality-of-life enhancements. Yet, it seems that our diligent developer is already gearing up for more, as he’s been hinting at new features set to arrive in the next update.

One method for Schedule 1 players to generate income involves receiving counteroffers. This usually happens when a client proposes purchasing goods at a specified price. After receiving the offer, the player can then negotiate by making a counteroffer, modifying the deal’s terms and price before reaching an agreement. Although the process is simple, adjusting the counteroffers has been challenging for enthusiasts. In other words, the existing user interface makes it hard to locate specific items when a player’s inventory is extensive.

On Twitter, the creator of Schedule 1 hinted at an upcoming enhancement for the counteroffers interface: a search bar. Previously, users have worried that the list of counteroffer products might get too long. One user shared their annoyance on Steam’s community forum, stating they can only sell a few repetitive Schedule 1 recipes due to not being able to scroll through the list. Thankfully, the developer has taken this feedback seriously and is working on improving the in-game phone’s interface for a better user experience.

Counteroffers in Schedule 1 Are About to Get a Search Bar

While the search bar for counteroffers is due for an update soon, fans have been vocal about their approval by commenting positively on the developer’s post. A glance at Schedule 1‘s roadmap also reveals planned minor enhancements of this kind, including a search, sort, and filter option in the Product Manager tab. Notably, the game’s notorious criminals will likely be thrilled to hear that the developer is contemplating the addition of custom packaging and labels, which could help savvy dealers distinguish themselves in a competitive market.

It seems like the updated user interface for the game is just the beginning; the developer has more minor improvements in store as part of a larger plan. As per the public Trello board outlined in Schedule 1, there are several anticipated features slated for future updates, such as Emote functionality, voice chat, controller support, and a voting system for community input on new additions. Players can look forward to participating in this voting system, which allows them to decide which features will be prioritized for each monthly update. While we wait for these upcoming enhancements, players can already enjoy the first major update from Schedule 1, featuring exciting changes like the introduction of the Pawn Shop and wall-mounted shelves.

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2025-04-09 19:25