Do I have to sort the splatter marked bills?

[BigFlappyGhost]

I am very very organised, and all notes go through checks for marks before being mixed with general population bills :D I have been having some missions tell me that I haven't sent enough notes, however I have separate areas of the game play map, and I know that, maybe 1 or 2 might have managed to slip through but not tens or hundreds of bills, which happen to have ended up in the same shipment, then the next shipment has 50-100 marked bills slip through, I have noticed that alongside the marked icons there are notes with a splatter pattern on them, I may be imagining this as I can't find any reference to it, but was there mention about blood splattered bills? and are these classed as marked bills? they are so damn difficult to sort from the general pile and honestly, I have spent hours sorting these from hundreds and thousands of notes, it is the only thing I can thing of which is saying marked as I know there haven't been enough Police, Gang or FDI notes slip past to be giving me such big discrepancies. anyone know if these splatter marked notes need to be sorted, because I legit think I will close the game if I have to search all notes for a barely visible splatter pattern too :(

[Tregon]

If scanner says "splattered" in condition it means cash has ink splattered on it.

I am not sure if I have seen blood splatter, but so far it has not affected anything.

Ink splatter, however, is condition similar to dirt and missions may require that money has no ink.

And like dirt it spreads to all non-inked money if put in pile etc.

[Spyre9]

There is a "marked bill" that has a splatter effect in the red that shows up on UV like marked bills do, out of a about 1000 bills I had 3-4 in one instance... not seen it since to be fair. I just want to know what that green stuff is over some of the bills, not seen any mention of it, doesn't clean off but doesn't have any real effect, just looks like its got a disease or something... first thought went to Division Green Poison

[Lord Mango Esq]

There are several conditions that can applied to notes:

Lightly Soiled - brown mess - detected by the scanner as dirty
Heavily Soiled - lots of brown mess - detected by the scanner as dirty
Wet - clear mess, squelches, drips - detected by the scanner as wet
Ink Stained - blue mess - detected by the scanner as splatted
All of these will taint the whole stack when mixed with other notes but can be fixed.


Counterfeit - does not glow under UV - not detected by scanner
Marked - has red pattern only visible under UV - not detected by scanner
These do not spread to other notes and cannot be undone.

There are 5 variations of mark:
FDI - Eye
Police - thin cross, corner to corner
Gang 1 - Fat cross in middle
Gang 2 - Square divided in to triangles X] with alternating filled or empty quarters
Gang 3 - Striped square