STALKER 2: How To Use The Full Value Money Glitch

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If you are struggling with your economy in , you might want to utilize a glitch that allows you to sell your items, like guns, for full price to the trader. This allows you to get money out of selling weapons you have repaired, and it is no longer a net negative transaction. However, like most glitches, it will not likely be around for long, so use it while you can.

Money in is one of the hardest things to get your hands on. Coupons are the way you will repair and upgrade your weapons, and it is what many people have found feels a little unfair. This is because selling your weapons usually gets you less than half of the value listed on your inventory screen, whilerepairs and upgrades are sometimes more than the value of the same weapon altogether. To combat that, here is one glitch that will help you regain the full price of your items when you sell them.

While there is also a current unlimited money glitch in , this is a way to make the game economy a little more balanced without feeling like you broke the game in the same way. This one may also escape being patched for a little longer, but there is no guarantee that that is the case. In the meantime, you can focus on getting your gear upgraded and repaired more often with the increase in funds.

STALKER 2's most important feature, weapon repairs, comes with a hefty price tag and isn't worth using yet. That could change in the future, though.

This one is a fairly easy glitch to perform when you know how to work it. You can see in the images above that theprice changes throughout each point in the trade. As far as I can tell, it currently works with any trader, so you should be able to get more value from your items no matter where you are on the map.

In the last image above, you can see the question about the stack is still visible even after the trade has been completed.

Some players have skipped step #3 in the list above and gone straight for dropping the stack in. I primarily used this way, and it always worked