Your character is your avatar who lives, works, and plays in the game. They have their own stats and skills, including levels, combat styles, perks, and more.
Let's break it all down.
Character stats
To view your character's details, open the pause menu using the icon under the mini-map.
From there, tap on Character Menu.
This menu holds all your personal data and stats:
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Level: This is your character's overall progress. It's vital for getting some state jobs or joining factions and gangs. Many organizations require you to be at least Level 5 to join. You can level up by working jobs, getting wages, and staying active.
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Wanted Level: This shows how much attention you have from the authorities. Committing crimes or violations, such as murder or insults, can earn you stars from Law Enforcement officers. If you have stars, you can't join state organizations, and you risk being hunted down and sent to jail. More stars mean more time behind bars. Killing another player results in an automatic wanted star.
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Lawfulness: A key stat if you want to join the Army, Law Enforcement, or the Federal Investigation Bureau (FIB)
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₽: In-game currency used to buy items, property, and businesses.
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MatreshCoins (MC): Premium currency used to buy exclusive skins, vehicles, services, and more in the Premium Store.
Perks
Here, you can buy special abilities for your character, such as increased stamina or resolve. Each card explains exactly what the perk brings.
Skills
Work skill
You can improve your skill level at starter jobs by completing tasks. Each successful task gives you +1 work experience point. Once you earn enough points, your wage for that job will increase.
Weapon skills
This shows how proficient you are with weapons. You can level this up at the shooting range or purchase instant progress with MC in this menu.
Combat Styles
Your combat style determines your moves and tactics. Train your character and pick the style that fits your playstyle best.
Weapon skins
This is where you can buy or view cool skins for your weapon. Remember: a skin only changes the weapon's appearance, not its combat characteristics. To use a skin, you must first own the weapon, which you can buy at the Weapon Store.
To use a skin you own, tap Equip.