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Heroes start a standard match with nine item slots in their inventory, which can hold an item of any type or cost. Additionally, there are three [[Extra Slots]] that unlock after destroying enemy [[Walker]]s. | Heroes start a standard match with nine item slots in their inventory, which can hold an item of any type or cost. Additionally, there are three [[Extra Slots]] that unlock after destroying enemy [[Walker]]s. | ||
Items are split into four tiers based on their price; all items within a tier have the same price. | Items are split into four tiers based on their price; all items within a tier have the same price. Most Tier 2+ items have an "upgrade component" from a previous tier, and the upgrade component will be consumed to provide a discount to the new purchased item equal to the upgrade component's cost. | ||
Example: {{ItemIcon|Extra Spirit}} is a tier 1 item (Cost: {{Souls|800}}) that is an upgrade component for both {{ItemIcon|Improved Spirit}} & {{ItemIcon|Surge of Power}}. When either item is purchased, {{ItemIcon|Extra Spirit}} will be consumed and the cost of the new item will be discounted by {{Souls|800}}. | |||
Example: {{ItemIcon|Extra Spirit}} is a | |||
Purchased items can be sold back to the shop, refunding half of their cost. Items can be refunded for their full value if the item is sold before leaving the Curiosity Shop area (highlighted as a yellow rectangle on the ground). | Purchased items can be sold back to the shop, refunding half of their cost. Items can be refunded for their full value if the item is sold before leaving the Curiosity Shop area (highlighted as a yellow rectangle on the ground). | ||
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=== Internal names === | === Internal names === | ||
Internal item names can be used to equip items by using the "{{code|giveitem}}" [[Console commands|console command]] in the [[Hideout]], Sandbox, or cheat-enabled custom games (add "{{code|upgrade_}}" before the item codename). | Internal item names can be used to equip items by using the "{{code|giveitem}}" [[Console commands|console command]] in the [[Hideout]], Sandbox, or cheat-enabled custom games (add "{{code|upgrade_}}" before the item codename). | ||
(Internal item names can be found in each item's page). | (Internal item names can be found in each item's page). | ||
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=== Investment bonuses === | === Investment bonuses === | ||
Purchasing items provide corresponding stats bonuses known as "Investments." Investment bonuses increase in strength based on the total value of items owned per type, up to {{Souls|28,800}} for each type.<br>Example: Purchasing {{ItemIcon|Extended Magazine}} ({{Souls|800}}) as the first Weapon item will grant the first bonus of +9% weapon damage. Buying a Tier 2 Weapon item such as {{ItemIcon|Stalker}} ({{Souls|1,600}}) increases the total soul investment of Weapon items to {{Souls|2,400}}, granting an additional +3%, accumulating to a total of +15% weapon damage. The investment is lost if the item | Purchasing items provide corresponding stats bonuses known as "Investments." Investment bonuses increase in strength based on the total value of items owned per type, up to {{Souls|28,800}} for each type.<br> | ||
Example: Purchasing {{ItemIcon|Extended Magazine}} ({{Souls|800}}) as the first Weapon item will grant the first bonus of +9% weapon damage. Buying a Tier 2 [[File:Weapon Icon.png|25px]] Weapon item such as {{ItemIcon|Stalker}} ({{Souls|1,600}}) increases the total soul investment of Weapon items to {{Souls|2,400}}, granting an additional +3%, accumulating to a total of +15% weapon damage. The investment is lost if the player sells the item. | |||
At {{Souls|4,800}}, a significant investment bonus is gained. This is commonly called the '''4.8k spike'''. | At {{Souls|4,800}}, a significant investment bonus is gained. This is commonly called the '''4.8k spike'''. | ||