Untitled Wheelie Game AI Cops: Announced Rules and Limits
Scope: AI COPS Roblox event record re-read 16 October 2026. No current-build chase or payout test performed.
Key points
- The announcement names three stars and roadblocks at three stars.
- It describes police giving up after more than 60 seconds out of sight.
- Current-build implementation, fine amounts and a tested escape route are not established here.
On this page
The developer's AI COPS event announcement describes a three-star system, roadblocks at three stars and police giving up after more than 60 seconds without sight of the rider. We re-read the event record on 16 October 2026. This is a reference to what was announced, not a test that the current game implements every rule unchanged.
The useful rules in one table
| Situation | What the announcement says | What it does not establish |
|---|---|---|
| Wanted level reaches three stars | Roadblocks begin | Which action adds each star, or the behaviour at one and two stars |
| Police lose sight of the rider | They patrol around the last-seen area | A guaranteed hiding place or a distance threshold |
| Rider stays out of sight for over 60 seconds | Police give up | Whether a timer pauses or resets in the current build |
| Police are juked | They spin out and slow down | A tested steering sequence that reliably triggers it |
| Rider is caught or escapes | Caught riders face a fine; escape money is described as the fine amount | The amount, current eligibility or an optimal money-farming route |
This table replaces the previous line-by-line duplication of the announcement. The patch reference records the event's place in the source history. Its planned event window is not a guarantee of current availability.
What would “over 60 seconds” mean in a test?
Exactly 60 seconds is not “over 60” in the wording. To investigate the rule, record when line of sight is lost, whether it is regained, the visible wanted indicator and when pursuit ends. An uninterrupted 65-second observation would test the timing claim more usefully than repeatedly ducking out of sight for a few seconds.
That is a proposed observation method, not a tested escape strategy. If police regain sight, the announcement does not specify how an internal timer behaves. Do not add a reset rule from another game's wanted system.
Does a wheelie automatically add a star?
The announcement says police dislike wheelies and are more likely to chase bikes it calls illegal. It does not identify every illegal bike or state a star increment for a wheelie. Neither the three-star comparison with GTA nor promotional art supplies those missing mechanics.
Are the fine purchases a shortcut to earning escape money?
No such conclusion follows from these records. The fines reference separates a product labelled AVOID FINES from the NEVER PAY FINES pass. Their wording does not establish immunity from pursuit, a guaranteed escape or a positive earnings rate.
For ordinary play, the playing overview and money reference cover separately described activities. Keep the game and developer matched: this page is about Untitled Wheelie Game, not another Roblox experience advertising AI cops.
Sources
The mechanics and numbers in this guide come from the material below. Open the original pages to check them yourself.
- S001 apis.roblox.com apis.roblox.com Accessed
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