Haul runs your block as a persistent-world loot game. Real curbs, live raids, and an appraisal engine that grades a warped Billy shelf as Rare and a mattress as Bind-on-Pickup. Queue up, pull the bin, roll need or greed with forty strangers on your street.
"Someone on the fourth floor gave up on the assembly instructions and, eventually, the shelf."
Everything below shipped. None of it should exist. The roadmap does not distinguish between those two states.
A vision model grades every object at the curb on the standard rarity scale. A cracked rice cooker pings Uncommon. An untouched Eames knockoff pings Epic. A mattress is Bind-on-Pickup and cannot be traded, mailed, or explained to your partner.
Bulk-trash night is endgame content. Assemble a raid, assign roles, and pull on a shared timer. The tank holds the lid. Healers handle tetanus risk. If someone ninjas the credenza, that is a guild matter, not a Haul matter.
A real-time map of contested bins. When a property manager pulls aggro, or a rival guild flags your alley, everyone in range gets pinged and a wipe timer starts. You have roughly ninety seconds before the porch light comes on.
Pulled a mid-century credenza off a fourth-floor drop before the property manager finished his coffee. My guild cut me for ninjaing it. Worth every point of reputation.
I main furniture. Been Best-in-Slot on load-bearing since Season 2. The appraisal engine is the first system that has ever actually seen my build.
Wipe timer saved the whole party. Manager pulled and we were already three alleys out with the loot mailed. That is what forty dollars a year is for.
The rarity ladder does not stop at the loot. It goes all the way up to what you pay for the privilege of finding it.
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