Loot — Item Values, Fuel, Food & What to Keep

Keep the next task’s supplies; sell the surplus

Separate the cargo into fuel, usable food/medicine, matching ammunition, crafting materials and active quest items. Sell only the part you will not need for the next leg. Queen’s Necklace (300), Antique Globe (240) and Silver Bar (170) have substantial listed cash values; Wood is only 5 but is needed for a replacement wheel.

Keep Empty Cans for Noodle or Generator Card crafting, and a Cure Potion for Fred. An attachment you plan to equip is not surplus simply because its sell value is high. Blackmarketer adds a listed 10%, 15% or 20% selling bonus at Levels 1, 2 or 3; the table shows base values.

New shop possibility: AwesWikis’s user-reported September 8 patch summary reports Missile Ammo in Terminal Shops. The notes do not give a shop price, pack quantity or compatible weapon; keep those separate from the 46 captured item records below. Do not assume it works in an ordinary gun.

46 item records

Numbers below are reported cash sell values, buy prices or item effects with their labels preserved. A buy price is not a sell value. An absent value is not zero.

Reserve a revive supply: AwesWikis’s user-reported September 8 patch summary says reviving a teammate now requires a Bandage or Medkit. Keep one for a rescue instead of selling or spending every healing item.

Food, healing and class exceptions

The reported baseline hunger drain is about 1 percentage point per 15 seconds: about 4 points per minute or 40 points over 10 minutes, before class modifiers. Food displays Energy. Ninja has an increased drain without a supplied rate; Ghoul gains no benefit from normal food.

Bandages are listed for 50 healing and Medkits for 100. Vampire cannot use either. Ricoko skips Bandages and eats while looting during a fast solo route; that is a route-specific choice, not advice for every team or class.

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