Factory Upgrades and Auto Collect in 2 Player Raid Tycoon

Search the directory by the upgrade’s name or alias, then match its price condition and location to the pad in your factory. Search matches names and aliases, so use the item name rather than a location description.

The same name can cover separate purchases on the starting line, upstairs line, third-floor Sky Belt line and advanced line. Read each price with its condition; a cheaper starting-line price does not apply to a pad upstairs.

Use More details, where available, to read additional fields and purchase relationships. Related names describe what reveals an upgrade or what comes next. To find that next item, replace your search with its name. Reset clears the search. The directory’s default order is not a recommended purchase order.

Use the production equipment on the factory side you claimed. If you have not claimed one yet, walk through an available entrance marked WALK IN TO CLAIM THIS SIDE.

1. Follow the white ground arrows to PLACE DROPPER, marked FREE, and step onto the pad to build the starting equipment.
2. Approach the Console and use Produce. Follow the green CLICK! button or E prompt on desktop; use TAP on mobile.
3. Let the yellow blocks travel down the conveyor, then walk onto the green COLLECT! area beside the cash display. This moves accumulated income into your spendable balance.
4. Buy Automatic Dropper for $30 cash beside the starting equipment. This reveals the Second Dropper purchase, which costs $400 cash.

Automatic production and automatic collection are separate. Until you buy Auto Collect, keep returning to the collection area even while the machines are running. The terminal’s pending amount is accumulated income, not the value of a single block.

For the broader starting path, see How to Start Playing 2 Player Raid Tycoon.

When an upgrade pad is missing, check its purchase relationship in the directory. Some pads appear only after you build the equipment or buy the preceding upgrade on that same line.

For example, the upstairs belt upgrades progress from Speed Up Belt to Faster Belt, then Rapid Belt. After each purchase, read the new label and price before stepping onto the pad again. A replacement pad is another purchase, with its own cost.

New conveyor lines also reveal equipment purchases. On the third floor, building Sky Belt opens Sky Dropper; building Sky Dropper then opens Forge Dropper. A newly built conveyor and the machine that feeds it are separate purchases.

Match these relationships to your current line rather than treating every upgrade in the directory as one continuous route. If you need access to the upper production areas, follow the factory floors and roof construction guide.

Auto Collect transfers production income into your balance automatically. It is especially useful if you spend time building upstairs or leave the collection area to raid.

1. Return to the cash collection terminal at the end of your ground-floor production line.
2. Collect any pending income and make sure your spendable balance has at least $25,000 cash.
3. Step onto the adjacent Auto Collect purchase pad.
4. Check that the terminal displays AUTO and your cash balance continues increasing.

Seeing the Auto Collect label or standing near its pad does not activate it. If the purchase pad is still present, continue collecting manually until you buy the upgrade. Automatic Dropper keeps production running; Auto Collect handles the income transfer.

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Check the message and the pad’s current label before trying again. A color change can mean you can now afford a purchase; it does not mean you have bought it.

A successful purchase can remove the pad, replace its label with the next upgrade, or add equipment to the conveyor. For example, buying the upstairs Faster Belt reveals Rapid Belt. If another insufficient-cash message appears while you remain there, it may be an attempt to buy the newly revealed upgrade rather than a failure of the first purchase.