PORT levels 1–10 — planned

Upgrade one PORT at a time

The planned system gives each paid PORT its own level from 1 to 10. Its upgrade level is separate from your desk career, ordinary poster decoration, and the count of PORTs you own.

The schedule below is a proposed game-currency cost, not a live charge. It does not apply to free previews, and clicking on a preview does not unlock financial reward weight.

The proposed upgrade schedule

Each line is the cost of moving from the previous level to that level. Cash and gems are both required. The percentage is relative to a level-1 PORT; it does not compound from the last level.

• Level 1: base reward weight. No upgrade charge; the separate paid purchase price would still apply.
• Level 2: 25,000 Cash + 500 gems; +10% reward weight.
• Level 3: 30,000 Cash + 550 gems; +20% reward weight.
• Level 4: 40,000 Cash + 600 gems; +30% reward weight.
• Level 5: 50,000 Cash + 650 gems; +40% reward weight.
• Level 6: 60,000 Cash + 700 gems; +50% reward weight.
• Level 7: 75,000 Cash + 750 gems; +60% reward weight.
• Level 8: 90,000 Cash + 800 gems; +70% reward weight.
• Level 9: 110,000 Cash + 850 gems; +80% reward weight.
• Level 10: 135,000 Cash + 900 gems; +100% reward weight.

Total cost and the final milestone

Moving one paid PORT all the way from level 1 to level 10 would cost 615,000 Cash and 6,300 gems in total under this schedule, in addition to its separate purchase. Level 10 has twice the base reward weight.

Levels 2–9 add ten percentage points at each step. Level 10 adds the final twenty points to reach +100%. These upgrades are intended as long-term progression; there is no promised time to finish them.

What doubling weight actually means

A level-10 PORT contributes the same base weight as two level-1 PORTs. One level-10 PORT plus two level-1 PORTs therefore contributes four base units of weight. It does not double the other two machines.

A deposit is shared according to your weight divided by everyone's eligible weight. If every owner doubles their weight together, their relative shares stay the same. A +100% weight label is not a guaranteed doubling of stock tokens received over time.

Ownership and claims stay separate

The intended upgrade applies only to the chosen instance, including one in Storage, and should follow it through any supported ownership transfer. It must be confirmed by the account service before future reward allocations use the larger weight.

Upgrading is not claiming. Already-earned rewards keep their previous calculation; the larger weight applies to later funded deposits. Claim all remains a separate combined transaction with its own fee and gas.

Existing collectible pet bonuses are not automatically stacked into this future financial calculation. Their final combination rule needs to be explicitly implemented and shown before launch.