Scam With Your Friends Wiki — Scams, Callers & Co-op Guides

Play your first shift solo so the loop is easy to read: answer a call, hold the conversation, and watch the quota counter. Learn the desk, test your microphone, and find the typed dialogue fallback before you join a lobby. Once you can hold a conversation without losing the counter, a co-op crew becomes a multiplier instead of a source of confusion.

There is no single best format, because the right choice depends on how much working day is left and how much preparation your crew has done. Fast formats are correct when the quota is close and time is short, while slower formats that depend on gathered details are only worth their minutes once the day already has a buffer banked behind it.

The higher-quality voices come from a Qwen3 text-to-speech package that the game downloads from the main menu, and until it finishes you are hearing a rougher fallback. Non-English callers also depend on that same package, so let the download complete before judging voice quality or assuming a language is unsupported.

You open it from your desk during a shift; it is a second work surface rather than a separate mode. Browse straight to the details the active scheme asks for, remember that password recovery prompts appear in the caller's own language, and finish before you stand up, because the game now closes the session automatically and asks for privacy confirmation.

Lobbies support between one and eight players. Smaller crews can already split the phone and the victim machines, while a full lobby provides the redundancy to keep working through a raid, a virus or a missing prop. Sort public lobbies by version first, because a build mismatch stops a join from completing at all.

No. Steam Workshop support is built into the game, so installing a caller means subscribing through the Workshop rather than managing files manually. Creating content is equally accessible: custom callers are defined in plain JSON personality files and voices arrive as WAV files, with no third-party tooling between an idea and a working caller.

A short delay is expected, because speech recognition has to interpret what you said and the response is generated online. Hotfix 2 reduced the speech recognition delay and false music captions but did not remove the round trip. If replies go missing entirely rather than arriving late, suspect your connection, server capacity or an inaccurate system clock instead of your microphone.