Scrapper title
Steel Fighters · +9% Scrap
Deliver 100 junk to your home base for a permanent +9% Scrap. It is the cheap half of the scrap pair that Junk Tycoon finishes.
| Tier | B |
|---|---|
| Buff | +9% Scrap |
| Requirement | Deliver 100 junk to home. |
Every junk delivery counts one towards the total, and you are already delivering junk if you want to build anything - scrap is what the whole robot loop runs on. The count does not reset, so this lands after roughly a tenth of what Junk Tycoon asks for.
The buff applies to scrap gain, which means it pays for itself while you are farming the very deliveries that unlock it. That is the cleanest kind of title: the grind and the reward point the same way.
Stack it with Junk Tycoon as you go. Scrapper first, Junk Tycoon later - they are the same requirement at ten times the size, so you will pass through one on the way to the other.
See where it sits on the tier list, or start from the beginner guide if you are still working out the loop.
Other titles
Rookie
The first title most players get: +4% Cash at level 10. Small, but it is free and you will hit the level by playing normally.
Lever Lord
Pull the parts lever 1,000 times for +9% Luck. Grindy on paper, but lever pulls are how you buy robot parts, so it happens while you build.
Boss Slayer
Beat 100 bosses for +9% Arena Damage. The weakest Arena Damage buff, and it takes a while - treat it as a by-product of floor pushing.
Master Builder
Build 60 robots for +14% Luck. Robot count, not robot quality - cheap builds count, which makes this a much shorter grind than it looks.
Engineer
Upgrade your robots 500 times for +18% Arena Damage. Upgrades are the cheap way to raise a robot, so this comes with normal play.
Tower Climber
Reach floor 100 for +14% Cash. This is the first floor milestone title, and the one that tells you the warm-up is over.