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  • Maximum Stash
  • Increasing Hours
  • Increasing Income
  1. Gameplay
  2. Scavenging (Claim)

Stash & Max Stash

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Last updated 2 years ago

Stash appears at the bottom-middle of your screen and is updated about once every 3 seconds.

Stash represents $PART tokens that are vulnerable—they can be claimed by you or stolen in a PvP attack.

Maximum Stash

Your maximum Stash is shown as a number beside the updating Stash count, e.g. /6.8.

Your income will stop incrementing if you hit this limit. If you attack someone and steal more than you can hold, you will lose the excess $PART.

The starting point for Max Stash (also referred to as 'Carry Cap') is 8 hours worth of passive scavenging income. So: "However much you earn in eight hours is your max."

You can increase your Max Stash in two ways:

  1. Increase the 'hours' stat.

  2. Increase your scavenging rate.

Formula for calculating maximum stash (See Banked (staked) for the conversation rate into hours:

// (Staked $PART(converted to hours)+power_level<11(converted to hours)) * Base scavenge rate in hours.

Increasing Hours

Increasing Income

Income multiplier bonus

  • If you're below average, you will not be penalized.

  • The bonus has diminishing returns to stop any 'runaway effects' for players with huge scavenging rates.

  • This feature was implemented to incentivize people to level up their stats and to weaken the ability for multi-account farms to build unfair advantages for a main.

  • It is possible for Events to impact this.

These hours are tied most directly to the . Staking more $PART will slowly build up your hours.

However, the first 10 levels of the also add one hour each (e.g. if you have Power Level 4, you'll have +4 hours).

The most straightforward way to increase income is by levelling up the and stats.

You can also earn an income multiplier bonus, which appears as a green number in the . The bonus is calculated by comparing your baseline scavenging rate to the global average of all players' rates. If you're above average, this will be reflected in a rate of 100% or greater.

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