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Real money
For the whole of Early Access, no — and that is not our verdict but three commitments the studio wrote on its Steam page. Cash and gold bars cannot be bought at any price. There is a second half to the answer worth reading before you pay: monetisation does arrive after 1.0, and the studio says so itself.
The wording comes from the Supporter Edition page on Steam, where the studio set it out as a separate block 'to be extra clear'. We retell the substance in our own words; the original is linked at the foot of this page.
This is a second currency the studio names alongside cash in that same commitment. Exactly one thing is publicly known about it: it cannot be bought, only earned. How it accrues and what it buys is not stated on the storefront, and we are not going to invent it. The moment the Early Access client shows it, we will add it here with a date.
The gap to the standard edition is $10: $39.99 against $49.99. Here is the full contents list from the edition's own page, with nothing added.
What it does not contain: maps, weapons, vehicles, starting cash, faster progression, queue priority. The three 'starter camos' are paint on named guns, not three paid guns. Ten dollars buys cosmetics and a tip to the studio, and nothing else.
The promise is tied to Early Access specifically, and the studio does not hide it. Its own reasoning: sales at 1.0 give a one-off boost, but servers, anti-cheat, telemetry and continued development cost money continuously, so some form of monetisation will be needed. The studio adds that it is discussing this years ahead on purpose, so nobody is presented with a fait accompli later.
Standard is the sensible default. The Supporter Edition makes sense in exactly one case: you have already decided the game is for you and want to pay the studio extra for the stance it took. It changes nothing in a fight, and that is precisely its merit — it breaks nothing.
Sources — both Steam pages: the game page · Supporter Edition. We retell the substance in our own words and do not reprint the studio's text wholesale.
Not for the whole of Early Access. On its Steam page the studio commits to three things: no monetisation in EA, cash and gold bars earned only by playing, camos never sold directly. The one paid extra is the cosmetic Supporter Edition. Monetisation does arrive after 1.0, and the studio says so itself.
