This Game Is Too Realistic
Chapter 254

Talent Market

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Later, the group went to the weapon shop and finally saw the exoskeletons they had been longing for.

However...

Ye Shi: "KV-1 costs 600 chips?! Fuck, that's expensive!"

Gale: "How much was Old White's set again?"

Old White thought for a moment before answering.

"Five hundred silver coins. The steel plates probably accounted for half the price. If we're only counting the KV-1 itself, maybe two or three hundred?"

Though those were prices from several versions ago, and it had been acquired at auction.

Thinking of that starting bid of two hundred silver coins, everyone was filled with emotion.

The Administrator really was generous.

Compared to Boss Xia at the weapon shop, he was practically a saint!

Something that expensive was definitely beyond their means. All they could do was look and satisfy their cravings.

Of course, they had not forgotten the purpose of their trip.

After some negotiations, the LD-47 Scythe assault rifles entrusted to them by the Administrator were finally sold for 70 chips each.

That was already the price they had managed to get after trying their best.

The gun shop owners on the new map were far more unpleasant than Boss Xia and showed no interest in their weapons at all.

And it was not just one shop.

Though Boulder City also used 7mm ammunition, the cartridge lengths were completely different, and even the primer structures differed. Even with the same caliber, they were not interchangeable.

The Hornet assault rifle sold for 150 in Boulder City, while its factory price was probably not even three digits—ninety at most.

Coming here to sell weapons had been a mistake. Boulder City's military industry was vastly superior to theirs, which had only developed for one winter, whether in cost or technology.

Unless they found another angle and put

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