Counterintelligence Center in BadFellas

The Counterintelligence Center costs €30,000,000 from Crewbank, takes eighteen hours to build and requires a Large HQ. Its passive defensive role can disrupt a targeted Advanced Intelligence Agency operation against the crew and alert the council.

The current active interface also supports one focused Counter Intelligence operation at a time. Authorised users choose Weapon Attachments, Legendary Weapons, Detectives or Property Insights. Attachment intelligence requires an exact active username; the other modes examine current world activity according to their own result conditions. Completed results are retained in the facility history.

The Counterintelligence Center is a high-tier core property. It requires Large HQ, costs €30,000,000 from the Crewbank and takes eighteen hours to construct. The crew should build it when intelligence conflict is a real operational risk, not as a substitute for ammunition, leadership or basic property security.

Current council and delegated crew-intelligence permissions govern operation. The property can be active while no focused operation is running; its passive anti-targeting role does not require the council to repeatedly press a button.

When another crew uses an Advanced Intelligence Agency to target this crew, an active Counterintelligence Center can detect and disrupt the operation. The target council can receive an alert, while the attacking crew receives a disrupted result rather than the intended detail.

This protection applies to the supported targeted crew-intelligence flow. It does not cancel Detective reports, prevent every general report or make individual equipment invisible. Use personal counter-surveillance and normal combat preparation for those separate risks.

The current facility offers Weapon Attachments, Legendary Weapons, Detectives and Property Insights. Weapon Attachments asks for one exact active username and can report the attachments on that character’s active weapon. Legendary Weapons searches the current world for relevant possession, Detectives looks for recent searches during the operation window and Property Insights examines supported property performance.

Each operation is an attempt to obtain a specific class of information, not a guaranteed report. The interface deliberately avoids publishing protected success formulas. Choose a mode only when the possible answer can change a real crew decision.

Only one focused operation can run for the crew facility at a time. Starting it creates a sixty-minute state that records the mode, operator and optional username. A second command is rejected while the active key remains in use.

After completion, the result and timestamp appear in the Counter Intelligence history. Use the history to distinguish a failed attempt from an operation that has not yet completed, and avoid repeating an investigation whose answer is no longer relevant.

Council members and users with the supported crew-intelligence permission can operate the Center. The server verifies that the actor is still a living member and that the property is active when the command is submitted. Old forms do not preserve access after a role change.

For an attachment investigation, the username must resolve to another active character. The target snapshot is recorded with the operation so the eventual result can be interpreted correctly even if public details change later.

A Counterintelligence Center reduces information advantage; it does not remove combat, economic or political risk. Combine it with the Intelligence Agency, current Detective awareness, Backfire preparation and disciplined disclosure inside the crew.

The best operation has a question, an owner and a next action. For example, an attachment investigation should be tied to a specific combat plan, while Property Insights should support a property or market decision. Gathering information without a follow-up only fills the history.