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==Bonuses== | ==Bonuses== | ||
Players can increase the amount of gold they get by adding a percentage increase to all gold they collect (excluding trading and selling). This can be done in the following ways: | Players can increase the amount of gold they get by adding a percentage increase to all gold they collect (excluding trading and selling). This can be done in the following ways: | ||
| − | :{{arrow}}The [[Looter]] [[Passive Talent]] grants a base {{stat|Gold Find|{{#show:Looter|?has stat value}}<!-- | + | :{{arrow}}The [[Looter]] [[Passive Talent]] grants a base {{stat|Gold Find|{{#show:Looter|?has stat value}}<!-- value from [[Looter]] -->|icon=Gold Icon.png|link=Gold}}. It also grants access to a [[Passive Talent#Passive Talent Tree|Passive Talent Tree]] which contains more increases to collected gold. |
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
:{{arrow}}During development, item value was represented with gold, silver, and bronze coins. Silver and bronze coins were later removed. | :{{arrow}}During development, item value was represented with gold, silver, and bronze coins. Silver and bronze coins were later removed. | ||
Revision as of 21:28, 17 August 2023
Gold is the main currency in Corepunk. It can be exchanged with other characters for items. The player's total gold is displayed to the right of the Minimap.
Acquisition
Gold can be earned via trading with other players, selling items to NPCs, completing Quests, searching containers, or by destroying objects. Recently acquired gold is displayed to the right of the minimap.
Players can get 1-2 gold or an item from destroying objects.
Bonuses
Players can increase the amount of gold they get by adding a percentage increase to all gold they collect (excluding trading and selling). This can be done in the following ways:
- The Looter Passive Talent grants a base Gold Find. It also grants access to a Passive Talent Tree which contains more increases to collected gold.
Trivia
- During development, item value was represented with gold, silver, and bronze coins. Silver and bronze coins were later removed.