Check capacity, then read Upgrade Plot
Open My Items when your base cannot fit another treasure. Check the equipped count and review your display, then read the current Upgrade Plot offer. Use Steal From The Rich base upgrades when space is stopping you from displaying the treasure you brought home.
The full-plot warning points you toward the upgrade sign. My Items also has a +1 EQUIP control. Read the particular offer before confirming a purchase, rather than treating a price from another player’s session as the price for every plot upgrade.
Find out what is occupying your space
My Items lists equipped treasures with their income rates and UNEQUIP buttons. Read its capacity counter to see how much equipped space you are using and whether your display is full.
A September 24 gameplay example shows 9/9 on that counter. It describes that player’s capacity at that moment. Do not assume nine is the game’s maximum or the number of slots every player starts with.
If you are holding a newly opened treasure, compare its income label with the labels on your equipped items. Decide whether you want more room or a different selection in the space you already have. You can inspect that choice before making another purchase.
| Control or message | What it helps you check |
|---|---|
| My Items count | How much equipped space you are currently using |
| UNEQUIP | Managing an item in your equipped display |
| Equip Best | Reviewing a suggested display replacement |
| Full-plot warning | Recognizing the capacity obstacle |
| Upgrade Plot | Reading the current plot-level purchase offer |
| +1 EQUIP | Inspecting the additional equipped-space offer shown in My Items |
Review the current purchase instead of a price ladder
Approach Upgrade Plot and read the level change and cost. A Level 2 to Level 3 offer is one example of this interface. Look at the offer on your own sign instead of expecting that same change on every account.
Compare the offer with your money balance. If you inspect +1 EQUIP, read its terms separately. Do not assume that the sign and every capacity control in the menu use identical purchase rules just because they concern display space.
After buying, check the plot or My Items interface again and try the placement you wanted to make. That result tells you whether the capacity obstacle has changed. Read the terms before purchase instead of assuming a refund policy or planning around later tiers you have not reached.
Consider replacement before buying more room
Equip Best’s replacement confirmation reports how many items were placed and removed. Review those changes on your plot and compare the resulting display with the treasures you wanted to equip.
Check the actual replacement rather than assuming how the button ranks every condition or mutation. UNEQUIP is an equipment control too. Treat these as display actions; the buttons do not show a selling transaction or give you a sale price.
The passive income guide explains how to compare treasure labels. Make your display decision with those rates, keeping it separate from a guessed sale-price calculation.
Return to the crate loop after resolving space
Once you have room, place the treasure on your own plot. A crate still being appraised must go through the opening crates process first. If you already hold the revealed treasure, you are choosing where to display it.
A treadmill upgrade helps with training for future runs. Choose the plot offer when capacity is the problem you need to solve. Check the display after that purchase before spending again, so you can see whether the new treasure now fits.
FAQ
Where do I check my base capacity?
Open My Items and read the equipped count. A full-plot warning during placement also tells you to check capacity.
Where is the plot upgrade?
Find the Upgrade Plot sign at your base. Read the current level change and cost before using it.
Are nine slots the maximum?
Do not treat the 9/9 example as a maximum. It shows one player’s capacity at that point; check your own counter and available offer.
Does Equip Best sell the items it removes?
Its confirmation reports display replacements. Do not treat removal from the display as a sale or use it to calculate a sale price.
Should I upgrade the plot or treadmill?
Use plot controls to address capacity and the treadmill offer to improve training. Compare the relevant current price with your budget.