How to earn and use your money in RoadCraft
If you want to buy the best vehicles in RoadCraft, you must earn some money. So, what do you have to do to get cash, and what to buy in the first place?
In the past years Saber Interactive created some advanced simulators of heavy off-road vehicles like SnowRunner and Expeditions: A MudRunner Game. These games have almost an identical concept – you end up in a location with a difficult environment, where you have many different missions to complete. Now the developers are back with another similar production but with a peculiar fresh mechanic. In RoadCraft, you can build roads in places destroyed by natural disasters (of course, if you manage to overcome technical problems such as crashes). To progress your journey, you must earn money and buy new equipment. Let’s talk about how to earn and spend your cash.
How to earn money in RoadCraft?
To earn money in RoadCraft, you must complete contracts and missions. So, all you have to do is to track objectives. Build bridges, construct roads, clean debris and you will gradually get cash. Don’t focus on the main task solely, take your time on each map. It is not a very fast process, though. Due to money being limited at the beginning, you should think twice before buying new vehicles. It’s good to be smart with spending cash.
What vehicle should you buy in RoadCraft in the first place?
You have earned money. What’s next? You can spend it on new equipment. It’s important because better vehicles allow you to work faster and more efficiently. However, some of them are way more useful than others at the beginning of your story.
- Mule T1 – it’s a must have for solo players. This vehicle is a crane and cargo truck in one. So, you won't have to drive two machines. This will dramatically improve your quality of life. You will need 24,300 to buy it.
- Scout vehicle – this car allows you to explore maps comfortably. You can learn where the strategic locations are, and which roads are the safest. Starting machine is not the best, so you should buy a new, better one, as soon as possible. This will cost you around 15,000.
While the above is not written in stone and you should adjust it to your own gameplay preferences, we believe that you can’t go wrong with these choices. They can improve your experience a lot. Good luck!
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Author: Agnes Adamus
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