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[Shadewolfe]

Hey sorry, wasn't sure where to put this so if it's misplaced could somebody move it?

Anyways, as far as my question goes. If the Kit Fox is for $30, but the Nova+Kit Fox is for $60, if I buy the Kit Fox now and then go to buy the Nova later, will it charge me $60 or $30?

Here's another example. Say I buy the Kit Fox and Nova again. So $60. But I decide I want to buy the Dire Wolf. Will I be charged $120 or $60, since I already bought two of the mechs in the set. Please get back to me asap, might buy some of these.

[Durant Carlyle]

If you buy a collection now, it will charge you the difference in price if you upgrade to a better collection later.

Not sure how it works with a la carte though.

[Davers]

When you buy a la carte you pay less each time you purchase a mech. The first is $55, the next I believe is $50. If you buy 6 mechs a la carte (the maximum you can buy individually) I believe it costs $180. I believe you also get increasing amounts of premium time after you buy 4 or more.

[Shadewolfe]

Not really interested in a la carte at the moment, but I'm looking at it in order to get me the Kit Fox, Summoner and Timber Wolf.

I was more talking about upgrading collections, which from what Durant said, it works how I thought it did? That's good to hear. Gonna get myself the Kit Fox soon then.

[Redshift2k5]

Yes, the price for the tiers adjusts as you buy, and you only pay +$30 per tier

[Koniving]

As Redshift said.

You can see on the left I have been through two of these package deals.

For the first one I got Elite Founder, then upgraded to Legendary for 40 dollars more.
For the Phoenix packages the separate tiers were 20 dollars. I started with the Locust (smallest) then jumped to Overlord (max) for 60 dollars more (the 80 total), then added the Sabre package (another 30).

Here, the clan mech packages are 30 dollars each tier.
You can secure something with the first 30 dollars and then if you want each paycheck dump another 30 in. You got plenty of time.