Does Payday 3 Have Crime.net?

It’s always important to see the comings and goings around the local neighborhood in Payday 3. That’s the only reason why everyone was using Crime.net back in the old days, to see where the action is happening. And if there’s action, there’s money to be made.

But now no definite answer has been given in regards to the return of every crime enjoyer’s favorite matchmaking feature. Will Payday3 even have crime.net this time? If not, what will players use now to get work done, and is it going to be any better? Find out more below before you start casing.

Does Payday 3 Have Crime.net?

Crime.net used to be the central hub for players who wish to find matches alongside other would-be criminals.

With Crime.net, you can browse through different jobs, see the difficulty of each job, and even the name of the job itself. This is where you can invite your friends and play in coop as well.

Starbreeze studios hasn’t said a word yet regarding Crime.net or any form of server browser for its players.

But the team does have a better track record of actually listening to player feedback compared to others. So, we just might get our favorite thieving network back with enough noise.

Here’s a little bit of good news, however. Some players have already found files in the game archives that are named after Crime.net.

There’s also an offline mode that lets you use it. With a little bit of luck and patience in no particular order, they might add the feature in later once every other issue gets ironed out!

That’s it so far for Crime.Net in Payday 3. Remember to really voice out your frustration regarding the matter along with your friends to get the studio’s attention!

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