Vendor Reputation & Discounts

Every shop tracks your vendor reputation. You earn it by spending money in the shop and, at a lower rate, by selling items to it. Higher vendor levels bring cheaper prices, bigger and faster-restocking stock, extra goods that are missing at level 0, and a bigger buyout budget when you sell items to the shop. Shop prices on other pages are base prices at level 0. Town-wide reputation is a separate system, see Reputation & Consequences. Some vendors also tie goods to missions, which are not in these tables.

Contents: How it works · Every shop · Notes

How it works

• Levels. Each shop has a list of level point pools, for example 0 / 300 / 500 for a shop with three levels. Level 0 is where you start.
• Earning points. 76 of 106 shops give 0.01 points per B1 spent and 80 give 0.005 per B1 of items you sell to them; the others use different rates (see the table).
• Discounts. The most common ladder is 0% / 10% / 20% at levels 0 / 1 / 2 (63 of 106 shops). Some ladders go up to 25%, and 12 shops never discount.
• Stock. Each item has its own maximum stock and restock amount per level. All shops restock on a 1-day cycle.
• Unlocks. 198 offers across the shops have zero stock at level 0 and only appear at a higher level. Pages that list where to buy an item mark these as [vendor level N].
• Buyout budget. The most money a shop will pay you for items you sell to it at each level.

Every shop

Level pools are shown as stored; the tables do not say whether each number is a running total or the points needed within that level. Points are per B1 spent or sold. "Level-locked items" counts offers that are missing at level 0.

Notes

Source: game DataTables (IS_ShopDatabase, ShopOffers). Values are as stored in the current Steam build; bolivars are written with a leading B.

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