Tickets, vault value & selling goals

Three goals, separate counters

The two selling badges use the value of items sold. Gold Hoarder names the Ticket value inside the vault. A large terminal sale can move one goal forward without proving that the other condition has been met.

Read the vault interface before transferring

The team walkthrough uses the vault during terminal stops. Around 6:53, a player discusses storing a weapon and seeing a level requirement. Treat the current vault interface as the authority for your own access and any transfer cost.

Check the displayed Ticket value before and after a transaction if Gold Hoarder is your goal. Keep a record of that value rather than estimating it from an item’s cash sale price. The badge does not publish a universal cash-to-Ticket conversion.

Protect the current run while building the vault

A vault target is easier to pursue when the run still has the supplies needed to continue. Keep the weapon, ammunition and fuel the next stage requires before moving surplus equipment out of immediate use.

At a terminal, separate the haul into active equipment, journey supplies and surplus. Then choose whether the surplus is more useful as sale proceeds for this ride or as part of your vault objective. Read the game’s values before making that choice.

1. Check the next section’s fuel and ammunition needs.
2. Keep your current equipment available.
3. Read the vault’s current access requirements and displayed values.
4. Transfer only the surplus you intend to store.
5. Check the resulting Ticket value and your badge progress.

Plan selling progress with real prices

Use the actual sale values in your run to track the selling milestones. Ricoko’s route emphasizes higher-rarity cargo, but a rarity label is not itself a guaranteed cash amount.

The loot page includes a terminal budget tool. Enter the cash you have, sale proceeds and planned spending to check your reserve before leaving. It keeps the current ride’s spending calculation separate from the vault’s Ticket value.

Track the badge that was awarded

Once you reach a target, check Roblox for the corresponding badge and mark it in the checklist. The checklist is a personal planning aid saved in this browser; it does not read your Roblox profile.

If the displayed vault value seems sufficient but the badge has not appeared, complete the current interaction and check the game’s own result. For a Beta issue report, include the relevant value and what action you performed, while keeping account credentials out of any report.