Watch Dogs Custom Missions

Source: community mission script reference and an example mission pack by Silver.

Watch Dogs custom missions are authored as Lua tables rather than binary data. Each mission is a table assigned into a global MC, with an id, an author, localized title and description, and a Sequence array that lists the mission start point, the objectives in order, any optional enemies, and the finishing rewards.

This page follows the community field reference for the script format, then shows how those fields appear in a real mission pack. Where the sources are silent on a value, that is noted rather than guessed.

File shape and conventions

A mission file initializes the global once and then appends missions:

MC = MC or {}
MC['250228160902'] = {}
MC['250228160902'].ID = '250228160902'
MC['250228160902'].Author = 'Silver'
MC['250228160902'].Title = { ['?'] = '195343' }
MC['250228160902'].Description = { ['Unknown'] = '41924' }
MC['250228160902'].Completed = 0
MC['250228160902'].Sequence = {}

Every setting is written as an indexed assignment of the form ['label'] = value:

MC['250228160902'].Sequence[1]['Distance'] = { ['  15m'] = 15 }
MC['250228160902'].Sequence[1]['Requires_Completed'] = { ['none'] = 'MissionList.2585895465' }
MC['250228160902'].Sequence[2]['Timeout'] = { [' none'] = 0 }

Two conventions matter when reading or editing these files:

• The table key is a display label, usually padded with spaces so a value lines up in the editor ([' 15m'] = 15, [' 2m'], [' 300s']). The key often carries the unit or the text the game shows; the value is the number or id the game uses.
• A missing or disabled option is written with a marker label such as ['none'] = 0, ['none'] = '', ['unchanged'] = -1, or [' none'] = 0. The marker differs per field, so keep the exact spelling the field uses.

Title and Description map a localization key to a numeric string id:

MC['250908050190'].Title = { ['ACT_V'] = '175633' }
MC['250908050190'].Description = { ['Challenge'] = '13950' }
MC['250328194717'].Title = { ['TRACKS'] = '189189' }

The key is the localization token and the value is the string id. Tokens observed in the pack include ?, Unknown, User_Created_Content, Challenge, Race, Assassination, and mission-specific names such as ACT_V, TRACKS, CORRUPT_GUARD, and LEFT_TURN. Objective titles use their own small token set, for example Objective, Reach, Target, Suspect, Tail, Steal, Drive, Enter, and Finish.

Mission table fields

Field	Meaning
ID	The mission id, repeated as a string.
Author	The mission author.
Title	Localized mission title: { [token] = '<string id>' }.
Description	Localized mission description: { [token] = '<string id>' }.
Completed	Completion state. Written as 0 in every sampled mission.
Sequence	Array of steps: the start point, objectives, optional enemies, and rewards.

Mission id observation

The mission ids in the pack look like YYMMDDHHMMSS timestamps. For example 250228160902 reads as 2025-02-28 16:09:02 and 250328194717 as 2025-03-28 19:47:17. Missions authored on the same day sort by the time portion (250908010649 through 250908050190). This is an observation from the id format, not a documented fact, and the reference says nothing about how ids are generated or reserved.

Sequence order

Sequence is a one-based array. In the pack it follows a consistent pattern:

1. Sequence[1] is the start step, named StartInteraction or StartProximity.
2. The middle entries are objectives, named Objective<Type> (ObjectiveHack, ObjectiveReach, and so on).
3. The last entry is FinishRewards, which the reference says ends the mission on completing the previous objective.

Steps carry their own Position and Name. A start step can also carry an Extra array holding the ExtraEnvironment presentation block, and an objective can carry an Extra array holding ExtraKill optional enemies.

Start types

The reference defines three start types: INTERACTION, PROXIMITY, and AUTOSTART. In the pack, the step name is StartInteraction or StartProximity; AUTOSTART is documented but did not appear in the sampled missions.

INTERACTION start (StartInteraction)

Mission start point with a marker and an interaction prompt.

Field	Meaning	Optional
Marker	The map marker variant for the mission.	Yes
Title	The mission title.	No
Description	The description of the mission marker.	Yes
Requires_Completed	A mission that must be completed before this one becomes available.	Yes

PROXIMITY start (StartProximity)

Mission start point with a marker, triggered by proximity rather than interaction.

Field	Meaning	Optional
Marker	The map marker variant for the mission.	Yes
Title	The mission title.	No
Description	The description of the mission marker.	Yes
Distance	The mission starts when you are closer than this radius.	No
Requires_Completed	A mission that must be completed before this one becomes available.	Yes

AUTOSTART start

Mission start point without a marker that starts automatically after a timeout. Not present in the sampled pack.

Field	Meaning	Optional
Title	The mission title.	No
Description	The description of the mission marker.	Yes
Delay	The number of seconds after which the mission autostarts.	No
Requires_Completed	A mission that must be completed before this one becomes available.	Yes

Objective types

Objectives are named Objective<Type>, for example ObjectiveReach and ObjectiveKill. The tables below list the fields the reference documents for each type. DESTROY is documented but did not appear in the sampled pack. A Timeout of { [' none'] = 0 } means no time limit; a real limit is written in seconds, such as { [' 60s'] = 60 }.

REACH (ObjectiveReach)

Mission objective that requires reaching a destination.

Field	Meaning	Optional
Title	The title of the objective marker.	No
Description	The description of the objective marker.	Yes
Marker	The map marker variant of the objective.	No
Distance	The objective is reached when you are closer than this radius.	No
GPS	Display a GPS route toward the objective.	Yes
Timeout	Complete the objective before the time runs out.	Yes
Cinematic	Show the objective marker through a brief overhead view of the map.	Yes

KILL (ObjectiveKill)

Mission objective that requires eliminating a target.

Field	Meaning	Optional
Faction	The faction of the target, including civilian.	No
Class	The skill of the target.	No
Weapon	The weapon of the target.	Yes
Takedown	Change the takedown action on the target to prevented or required.	No
Status	Target ignores you until provoked, or is already on the lookout for you.	No
Revealed	Target is already marked, or you must profile him first.	No
Stealth	Complete the objective without entering combat.	No
Timeout	Complete the objective before the time runs out.	Yes

HACK (ObjectiveHack)

Mission objective that requires hacking a target.

Field	Meaning	Optional
Faction	The faction of the target, including civilian.	No
Class	The skill of the target.	No
Weapon	The weapon of the target.	Yes
Takedown	Change the takedown action on the target to prevented.	No
Status	Target ignores you until provoked, or is already on the lookout for you.	No
Revealed	Target is already marked, or you must profile him first.	No
Stealth	Complete the objective without entering combat.	No
Timeout	Complete the objective before the time runs out.	Yes
Duration	Whether the hack is instant or lasts a set number of seconds.	No
Distance	Maximum distance during the hack, beyond which it is paused.	No
Chase	Whether the target faction should chase you during the hack.	Yes

STEAL (ObjectiveSteal)

Mission objective that requires acquiring a vehicle.

Field	Meaning	Optional
Title	The title of the objective marker.	Yes
Description	The description of the objective marker.	Yes
Vehicle	The target vehicle to acquire.	No
GPS	Display a GPS route toward the objective.	Yes
Timeout	Complete the objective before the time runs out.	Yes
Cinematic	Show the objective marker through a brief overhead view of the map.	Yes
Locked	Require breaking the glass or the Car Unlock skill to enter the vehicle.	No
Destination	Also deliver the vehicle to a destination.	Yes
Chase	A faction chases you during the delivery.	Yes
Faction	The faction of the chasers.	Yes

DESTROY (ObjectiveDestroy)

Mission objective that requires destroying a vehicle. Documented but not present in the sampled pack.

Field	Meaning	Optional
Title	The title of the objective marker.	Yes
Description	The description of the objective marker.	Yes
Vehicle	The target vehicle to destroy.	No
GPS	Display a GPS route toward the objective.	Yes
Timeout	Complete the objective before the time runs out.	Yes
Cinematic	Show the objective marker through a brief overhead view of the map.	Yes
Locked	Require breaking the glass or the Car Unlock skill to enter the vehicle.	No

CONVOY (ObjectiveConvoy)

Mission objective that requires eliminating a target in a convoy.

Field	Meaning	Optional
Vehicle_Target	The vehicle the target drives.	No
Vehicle_Lead	The guards vehicle leading the convoy.	Yes
Vehicle_Trail	The guards vehicle following the target.	Yes
Faction	The faction of the target and any guards.	No
Takedown	Change the takedown action on the target to prevented or required.	No
Destination	The target should reach a destination, or just drive away.	No
Speed	The target rushes to its destination, or moves leisurely.	No
GPS	Display a GPS route to the convoy and eventually to its destination.	Yes
Timeout	Complete the objective before the time runs out.	Yes
Cinematic	Show the objective marker through a brief overhead view of the map.	Yes

RACE (ObjectiveRace)

Mission objective that requires reaching a destination before an opponent.

Field	Meaning	Optional
Title	The title of the destination marker.	Yes
Faction	The faction of the opponent, including civilian.	No
Opponent	The vehicle of the opponent.	No
Takedown	Whether you can use hack takedowns against the opponent.	No
Destination	The destination to reach.	No
Countdown	Display the 3-2-1 race start countdown.	Yes
GPS	Display a GPS route toward the destination.	Yes
Timeout	Complete the objective before the time runs out.	Yes
Cinematic	Show the destination marker through a brief overhead view of the map.	Yes
Chase	The opponent faction chases you during the race.	Yes

TAIL (ObjectiveTail)

Mission objective that requires tailing a target.

Field	Meaning	Optional
Title	The title of the objective marker.	Yes
Faction	The faction of the target, including civilian.	No
Class	The skill of the target.	No
Weapon	The weapon of the target.	Yes
Vehicle	The vehicle of the target.	Yes
Status	Target ignores you until provoked, or is already on the lookout for you.	No
Revealed	Target is already marked, or you must profile him first.	No
Destination	The destination of the target.	No
Speed	The target rushes to its destination, or moves leisurely.	No

CHASE (ObjectiveChase)

Mission objective that requires escaping a chase.

Field	Meaning	Optional
Faction	The faction of the chasers.	No
Level	The difficulty level of the chase.	No
Police_Scan	Whether the chase is preceded by a ctOS Scan (Police faction only).	No
Beginning	Chasers already know your position, or start by searching for you.	No
Timeout	Complete the objective before the time runs out.	Yes

Optional enemies (ExtraKill)

An objective's Extra array can hold ExtraKill entries: optional enemies for the current objective. The reference states a limit of up to 20 NPCs total.

Field	Meaning	Optional
Faction	The faction of the optional enemy, including civilian.	No
Class	The skill of the optional enemy.	No
Weapon	The weapon of the optional enemy.	Yes
Status	The optional enemy ignores you until provoked, or is on the lookout.	No
Patrol	Allow the optional enemy to patrol the nearby area (for groups).	No

In the pack, each ExtraKill also carries its own Position, and the entries are indexed from Extra[1] upward. The block sits directly under the objective that owns it:

MC['250328194717'].Sequence[5]['Extra'] = {}
MC['250328194717'].Sequence[5]['Extra'][1] = {}
MC['250328194717'].Sequence[5]['Extra'][1]['Name'] = 'ExtraKill'
MC['250328194717'].Sequence[5]['Extra'][1]['Faction'] = { ['Fixers'] = 'Fixers' }
MC['250328194717'].Sequence[5]['Extra'][1]['Class'] = { ['Grunt'] = 'Grunt' }
MC['250328194717'].Sequence[5]['Extra'][1]['Weapon'] = { ['Pistol'] = 'Pistol' }
MC['250328194717'].Sequence[5]['Extra'][1]['Status'] = { ['Hostile'] = 1 }
MC['250328194717'].Sequence[5]['Extra'][1]['Takedown'] = { ['Allowed'] = 1 }
MC['250328194717'].Sequence[5]['Extra'][1]['Patrol'] = { ['Yes'] = 1 }

Environment block (ExtraEnvironment)

ENVIRONMENT defines the mission presentation settings. In the pack these fields do not sit directly on the start step; they appear inside Sequence[n]['Extra'][n] with Name = 'ExtraEnvironment'.

Field	Meaning	Optional
TOD	Change to a defined time of day for the mission.	Yes
Timescale	Whether the time of day stays frozen during the mission.	Yes
Weather	Change to a defined weather for the mission.	Yes
Blackout	Whether a blackout is in effect for the mission.	Yes
Traffic	Allow or disable vehicle traffic.	No
Boats	Allow or disable boat traffic.	No
Trains	Allow or disable trains.	No
Civilians	Allow or disable civilians.	No
Cinematic	Play a cinematic masking the environment changes.	Yes
Voiceover	Select a dialog that describes the mission theme.	Yes

Observed values in the pack:

• TOD: { ['unchanged'] = -1 }, or a clock value such as { ['07:00'] = 7 }, { ['09:00'] = 9 }, { ['18:00'] = 18 }, { ['19:00'] = 19 }.
• Timescale: { ['Freeze'] = 0 } or { ['Normal'] = -1 }.
• Weather: { ['unchanged'] = -1 }, { ['Clear'] = 0 }, { ['Rain'] = 1 }, { ['Storm'] = 2 }.
• Blackout, Traffic, Boats, Trains, Civilians: { ['Yes'] = 1 } or { ['No'] = 0 }.
• Cinematic: { ['Yes'] = 1 } or { ['No'] = 0 }.
• Voiceover: { ['none'] = '0x00000000' }, or a named hash such as { ['Lair_06'] = '0x000dad2e' }, { ['Convoy_Aiden_15'] = '0x0013225a' }.

Objectives: observed values

The reference names the meaning of each field but not the encoding of every value. The pack shows these labels, which are worth keeping exact:

Field	Observed values
Takedown	{ ['Allowed'] = 1 }, { ['Prevented'] = 0 }, { ['Required'] = 2 }
Status	{ ['Neutral'] = 0 }, { ['Hostile'] = 1 }
Revealed	{ ['No'] = 0 }, { ['Yes'] = 1 }
Stealth	{ ['Optional'] = 1 }, { ['Required'] = 2 }
Patrol	{ ['No'] = 0 }, { ['Yes'] = 1 }
GPS	{ ['No'] = 0 }, { ['Yes'] = 1 }
Cinematic	{ ['No'] = 0 }, { ['Yes'] = 1 }
Locked	{ ['No'] = 0 }, { ['Yes'] = 1 }
Countdown	{ ['Yes'] = 1 }
Speed	{ ['Slow'] = 0 }, { ['Fast'] = 1 }
Beginning	{ ['Search'] = 0 }, { ['Chase'] = 1 }
Police_Scan	{ ['No'] = 0 }
Level	{ [' 1'] = 1 }, { [' 2'] = 2 }, { [' 5'] = 5 }
Duration	seconds, for example { [' 0s'] = 0 }, { [' 3s'] = 3 }, { [' 300s'] = 300 }
Timeout	{ [' none'] = 0 } for none, or seconds such as { [' 60s'] = 60 }
Distance	metres, for example { [' 15m'] = 15 }, { [' 2m'] = 2 }, { [' 100m'] = 100 }

Two encodings need care because the same field appears in different forms:

• Faction is sometimes a name mapped to itself ({ ['Fixers'] = 'Fixers' }) and sometimes a name mapped to a number ({ ['Madness'] = 5 }, { ['Police'] = 0 }, { ['Club'] = 1 }). Factions observed include Civilian, Fixers, Police, Club, Madness, and Viceroys.
• Chase is a flag in the HACK, STEAL, and RACE objectives. In the pack it is { [' No'] = 0 } on those objectives, with one STEAL instance written as { ['Level 3'] = 3 }.

Class values observed include Grunt, Veteran, Enforcer, Marksman, and Elite. Weapon values include AR, Pistol, Shotgun, SMG, and { ['none'] = 'none' }.

Position layout

Each step carries a Position field holding six floats. For example:

MC['250328194717'].Sequence[1]['Position'] = { -490.960632, -176.593796, 73.254982, 0.000000, 0.000000, 334.853973 }

The first three appear to be world coordinates (x, y, z). The last three appear to be rotation values, and in the sampled data they are most often 0.000000, 0.000000, <heading>, where the heading is a value such as 229.474579 or 334.853973. Occasionally the first of the three is 360.000000 instead of 0.000000, for example { 217.901459, -1462.546143, 60.906361, 360.000000, 360.000000, 229.474579 }. The sources do not define the axis names or the rotation order, so treat this description as an observation from the sampled values.

A few steps replace the flat six floats with an array of arrays, one entry per convoy vehicle or race waypoint:

MC['250407173212'].Sequence[4]['Position'] = {}
MC['250407173212'].Sequence[4]['Position'][1] = { -1656.942383, 1717.585815, 61.941315, 359.723633, 0.000000, 29.032457 }
MC['250407173212'].Sequence[4]['Position'][2] = { -1652.893311, 1709.658081, 61.991455, 359.657928, -0.000000, 29.024164 }
MC['250407173212'].Sequence[4]['Position'][3] = { -1648.984375, 1702.833496, 61.935783, 0.000000, 0.000000, 29.125475 }

Destination uses the same six-float form on the objectives that have it, and is a plain six-float table rather than a ['label'] = value table.

Cross-references in data

Several fields point at other game data rather than holding a literal value:

• Marker maps a marker variant to an asset reference. The value is either a GUID in braces, such as {8B4A3B31-6D96-4F18-B348-F15325834543}, or a plain name. The pack uses Missing_Persons, Gang_Hideout, Target_Normal, Convoy, Online_Race, and Weapon_Traffic.
• Requires_Completed references another mission. When it points at the mission list, the value is a list path such as { ['none'] = 'MissionList.2585895465' }. When it chains to an authored mission, the label and value are both the mission id, for example { ['250908040725'] = '250908040725' }. The pack uses both forms.
• Money references an item hash, for example { ['10000$'] = 'Items.2532779827' } or { [' 1000$'] = 'Items.2217939846' }.
• XP and Components use an empty string for none, { ['none'] = '' }. Components can also name a component item, for example { ['System_Key_1'] = 'Items.2496339441' }.
• Vehicle in STEAL maps a vehicle name to a GUID, such as { ['Heavy_ArmouredTruck'] = '{44C08C11-6846-784C-37A7-909269BEB2A6}' }. In CONVOY, Vehicle_Target, Vehicle_Lead, and Vehicle_Trail are plain strings, such as 'Police_02' and 'Police_SWAT'.
• Opponent in RACE is a plain string such as 'A04_M05_Limbik'.

Worked example

The mission 250908050190 is a chain of a StartInteraction, an ObjectiveHack, an ObjectiveReach, and FinishRewards. It is shown below with the nineteen ExtraKill entries of the hack objective omitted for length; they differ only in Position and Patrol.

MC = MC or {}
MC['250908050190'] = {}
MC['250908050190'].ID = '250908050190'
MC['250908050190'].Author = 'Silver'
MC['250908050190'].Title = { ['ACT_V'] = '175633' }
MC['250908050190'].Description = { ['Challenge'] = '13950' }
MC['250908050190'].Completed = 0
MC['250908050190'].Sequence = {}

-- Start step. Unlocks after mission 250908040725. ExtraEnvironment sets the
-- presentation: 09:00, clear weather, frozen time, a dialog line, and no traffic.
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1] = {}
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Name'] = 'StartInteraction'
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Title'] = { ['ACT_V'] = '175633' }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Description'] = { ['Challenge'] = '13950' }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Marker'] = { ['Gang_Hideout'] = '{59D56948-08F9-42F9-9509-372545E5989D}' }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Requires_Completed'] = { ['250908040725'] = '250908040725' }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Position'] = { -1637.942139, 1795.205322, 64.780289, 0.000000, 0.000000, 346.813049 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Extra'] = {}
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Extra'][1] = {}
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Extra'][1]['Name'] = 'ExtraEnvironment'
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Extra'][1]['TOD'] = { ['09:00'] = 9 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Extra'][1]['Weather'] = { ['Clear'] = 0 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Extra'][1]['Timescale'] = { ['Freeze'] = 0 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Extra'][1]['Voiceover'] = { ['Download_06'] = '0x000dadb8' }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Extra'][1]['Cinematic'] = { ['Yes'] = 1 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Extra'][1]['Blackout'] = { ['No'] = 0 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Extra'][1]['Civilians'] = { ['No'] = 0 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Extra'][1]['Traffic'] = { ['No'] = 0 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Extra'][1]['Boats'] = { ['No'] = 0 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[1]['Extra'][1]['Trains'] = { ['No'] = 0 }

-- HACK objective: an Enforcer of the Fixers, already revealed and hostile, with
-- takedowns allowed, stealth optional, a 300 second hack, a 25 m pause distance,
-- and a 60 second limit.
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2] = {}
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2]['Name'] = 'ObjectiveHack'
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2]['Faction'] = { ['Fixers'] = 'Fixers' }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2]['Class'] = { ['Enforcer'] = 'Enforcer' }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2]['Weapon'] = { ['AR'] = 'AR' }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2]['Status'] = { ['Hostile'] = 1 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2]['Revealed'] = { ['Yes'] = 1 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2]['Takedown'] = { ['Allowed'] = 1 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2]['Stealth'] = { ['Optional'] = 1 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2]['Duration'] = { [' 300s'] = 300 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2]['Distance'] = { ['  25m'] = 25 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2]['Timeout'] = { ['  60s'] = 60 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2]['Chase'] = { ['     No'] = 0 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2]['Position'] = { -1700.063477, 1767.643921, 61.929817, 0.000000, 0.000000, 215.520721 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[2]['Extra'] = {}
-- ... 19 ExtraKill entries omitted ...

-- REACH objective: return to the start area, within 2 m, no GPS, no cinematic.
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[3] = {}
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[3]['Name'] = 'ObjectiveReach'
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[3]['Title'] = { ['Finish'] = '201001' }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[3]['Description'] = { ['Challenge'] = '13950' }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[3]['Marker'] = { ['Target_Normal'] = '{B2426DCE-2C6F-4577-85BD-8FED8E07A66E}' }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[3]['Distance'] = { ['   2m'] = 2 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[3]['GPS'] = { ['No'] = 0 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[3]['Cinematic'] = { ['No'] = 0 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[3]['Timeout'] = { [' none'] = 0 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[3]['Position'] = { -1637.942139, 1795.205322, 64.780289, 0.000000, 0.000000, 346.813049 }

-- Rewards: 10000 money, no XP, no components. FinishRewards ends the mission.
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[4] = {}
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[4]['Name'] = 'FinishRewards'
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[4]['Position'] = { -1700.343018, 1767.954834, 61.929817, 0.000000, 0.000000, 233.486237 }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[4]['Money'] = { ['10000$'] = 'Items.2532779827' }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[4]['XP'] = { ['none'] = '' }
MC['250908050190'].Sequence[4]['Components'] = { ['none'] = '' }

Walking through it:

• The header gives the mission its id, author, localized title (ACT_V, string 175633), localized description (Challenge, string 13950), and completion state.
• Sequence[1] is the start step. Its Marker uses the Gang_Hideout variant and its Requires_Completed chains from mission 250908040725, so the mission only appears once that one is done.
• The ExtraEnvironment block under the start sets the presentation: time of day 09:00, clear weather, frozen timescale, the Download_06 voiceover hash, a cinematic, no blackout, and no civilians, traffic, boats, or trains.
• Sequence[2] is the hack. The target is a hostile, already revealed Fixers Enforcer carrying an AR, with takedowns allowed and stealth optional. The hack takes 300 seconds, pauses if you move beyond 25 m, and has a 60 second limit. The omitted ExtraKill entries add up to nineteen more Fixers Enforcers around the area.
• Sequence[3] is the reach. The marker is Target_Normal, the radius is 2 m, and there is no GPS route or cinematic, so the objective completes on arrival.
• Sequence[4] is FinishRewards, which ends the mission and grants Items.2532779827 (10000 money) with no XP or components.

To place a mission, write its position floats near a known location and keep the marker and vehicle references copied from an existing mission, since the sources do not document where marker GUIDs and vehicle names are defined. Character and vehicle identity fields are the same names used elsewhere in the engine; see Entity XML Structure and the weapon adding guide for related references.