3 Service Station items, and none of them cost the same twice
Data from build 23363152, updated
A Roll Drone costs $8K one visit and $12K the next: the Service Station reprices its 3-item stock every time you walk in. The Tumble Climb Upgrade swings $18K–20K, and that gap only widens the pricier the gear gets. 2 of them, the upgrades, health packs and energy crystal, also scale with crew size, levels completed or repeat purchases; each one’s page says how. Budget for the top of whatever range you’re eyeing. What you paid last run buys nothing this one.
Every item rolls between a minimum and a maximum instead of charging one flat price, so what you pay shifts run to run. The cheapest thing on the shelf is the Roll Drone, $8K to $12K. The priciest bracket, $18K–20K, is where the Tumble Climb Upgrade and the rest of the top shelf live. Save toward the top of the range and treat a cheap roll as a gift.
Guns, melee weapons, launcher staffs, grenades and mines, five drones, health packs, trackers and tools, twelve player upgrades, and the carts and vehicles: that’s the whole 3-item catalog. 2 price tiers run the length of it, from that $8K grenade up to the $18K–20K shelf holding the Tumble Climb Upgrade. Know which tier you’re shopping in before you commit to a run.
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Upgrade
$18K–20K
The Service Station rolls a price between $18K and $20K each visit, so save for the top of the range.
Price scaling: -10% per player beyond the first (up to 6 players), then +50% of that for each time this upgrade has been bought this run; rounded up to $1K.
