Alloy Parts - Offer 2

When you successfully process a part, you are again presented with an offer price in Alloy Token from Echo-9. This new offer price is based on the true Alloy Value of the part, a calculation of the part's Complexity and Purity scores.

The higher the Rarity Class of the ARC-Forge, the higher these scores will likely be.

It's possible to receive a lower offer price than the flat-rate offer of the Unprocessed Part. This may be when collecting the Alloy Part is most advantageous.

Collecting NFT Alloy Parts instead of accepting the offer price opens up many possibilities:

• Collect related NFT Alloy Parts to assemble as a single NFT Alloy Construct (next section).

• Save the Alloy Parts to use in Alloy Space mini-games (launching later).

• List the Alloy Parts in the Alloy Market for other players seeking parts they need.

• Save for future utility in the Alloy Space game. The earlier the Release number, the better the application.

Collecting Alloy Parts does come with one downside, and that is that their Alloy Value slowly decreases over time. The Purity will very slowly degrade but will never reach 0. This will happen until it is assembled as an Alloy Construct, which does not degrade.

Collect often, collect quickly. 👨‍🚀

Discontinuing parts or replacing them with a new Release will not be scheduled and will happen unannounced. Echo-9 will determine the necessary scarcity of first Release parts and so on. The value of earlier Releases will also not be shared until the time comes that they can be equipped and used.