Gangstar Mirage City Heists
- 01Timing
Vault and high-security transport jobs demand timing before the getaway window closes.
- 02C10ud breach
C10ud opens locked systems and frames co-op heists as physical work behind firewalls.
- 03Driver
Official copy always leaves on a vehicle getaway, not a foot chase through wanted heat.
- 04Guns
Coordinated team play inside jewelry vaults and transports; three carried slots are community-observed.
Gangstar Mirage City Heists are official crew-planned co-op jobs against bank vaults and high-security transports. Store and homepage copy both put timing, teamwork, and a vehicle getaway at the center of the pitch. This is the four-player operations desk: Timing, C10ud breach, Driver, and Guns. Per-heist payout amounts stay unpublished; do not expect a loot table on this page or on the official store. Team up for the big heist is the store caption on the jewelry-gallery still. Clyde appears on that HUD as a teammate name. This page does not turn Clyde into a recruitable class or a voice actor credit beyond what the still shows.
Vault or high-security transport
Official homepage pillar: crew-planned co-op heists that hinge on timing, teamwork, and getaway execution. App Store systems copy matches that list. Level Infinite’s launch article groups Co-op Heists with the live event set rather than as a single-player story mission. The jewelry-gallery still is the published picture of the job: first-person inside a vault, teammate Clyde on the HUD, shotgun 6/181, caption TEAM UP FOR THE BIG HEIST.
Nothing in that still, the store, or the publisher FAQ publishes a dollar amount, Diamond grant, or star rating per heist. Community wikis sometimes invent payout bands; this desk stamps No payout table and stops. Bring a driver because the published plan leaves in a car. Bring C10ud or a player who can run the digital breach, because the official C10ud profile exists specifically to open locked systems while the street crew does the physical work.
High-security transports are the other official target family. Publisher language groups both under coordinated team play. Bring a driver because the getaway is part of the published plan. Bring guns because the still is first-person with a shotgun HUD. Bring timing because every official sentence about heists mentions it. Amounts stay unpublished even if a crew screenshot shows a number in your client — that number is not a first-party table we can copy.
Four seats, not a raid finder
The four seats on this board are job roles inferred from official copy, not a matchmade class select. Timing is the vault/transport window. C10ud breach is the named hacker contact. Driver is the getaway the store always shows. Guns is coordinated fire inside the job. You can run with fewer than four in an empty region; the marketing still sells a crew. Allstar Arena is the fun-first social PvP/races pillar, not a substitute for a vault.
Weapon names on the Arsenal file are community-derived from Codename Crime guides and labeled unofficial. Do not build a DPS sheet for a heist that has no official mag size or ttk. Fill three carried slots if you follow community loadout pages, then upgrade guns you actually fire. Probability disclosure pages cover cosmetics, not heist drop rates. After the job, dump Notoriety and wanted heat before you shop; open-world PvP defeats build Notoriety in the 1.0.0 notes.
Matchmaking language is not in the sealed store copy. You assemble a crew from friends, Allstar social play, or whoever is on Discord. The seat board is how this wiki talks about the job, not an in-game UI overlay we invented. If you are solo in a quiet region, still read C10ud and Driver so the official roles are not a surprise when a fourth player joins.
What this desk refuses to fake
No official per-heist payout table exists in homepage, store, publisher FAQ, or news CMS captures. No first-party mag table exists for the twenty observed gun names. No pin map of vaults exists. The correct player action is to prep seats, bring a car, call C10ud, and treat any number your HUD shows as a live-session readout, not as wiki law.
If Level Infinite later publishes payouts, they will be a new evidence row, not a silent edit to this stamp. Until then the stamp stays: No payout table. Capture timestamp 2026-08-23T08:13:50.000Z. Related reading: Street modes for the crew PvE filter, Contacts for C10ud, Garage for the getaway toys, Notoriety for the PvP tax after you leave the vault.
Prep seats in voice before the jewelry still loads: timing, C10ud, driver, guns. A HUD number in your session is a live readout, not a table this desk can copy from Level Infinite.
Prep a session without a payout fantasy
Before you queue a vault, fill the four seats in voice or in text: who calls timing, who plays the C10ud breach, who drives, who holds guns. Official copy does not give you a raid finder, so the seat board is the prep. Check Garage if the driver does not have a ride with Siege Plating or at least a car they can shoot from. Check Arsenal if the guns seat is using names from the unofficial twenty-gun list — those names are observed, not a DPS ranking. Check Notoriety if anyone on the crew has been hunting players in the open world; 1.0.0 penalties are a real first-party tax even when the penalty list is unpublished.
The jewelry still is the picture you share with a new fourth player who has never seen the job. TEAM UP FOR THE BIG HEIST is the caption. Clyde on the HUD is a teammate silhouette in that still, not a fifth class. If your region is empty, you can still run the opening first-hour beat and treat this desk as homework. Capture 2026-08-23T08:13:50.000Z. Related files stay Heists → Street modes (crew PvE filter), Contacts (C10ud), Garage (getaway), FAQ (store questions).
Last verified: · Official homepage · App Store listing · Level Infinite launch article
Related pages: Street modes · Contacts · Garage