[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":2089},["ShallowReactive",2],{"header-menu-libraries:en":3,"all-guides:en":2064,"start-here:en:\u002Fguide|\u002Fbases|\u002Fcodes|\u002Fpcs":2081},{"guide":4,"codes":396,"pcs":469,"stealing":679,"speed":1060,"bases":1350,"shop":1593,"updates":1868},[5],{"id":6,"title":7,"author":8,"body":9,"category":364,"coverLabel":365,"coverTone":366,"description":367,"draft":368,"extension":369,"faq":370,"featured":368,"game":375,"h1":376,"keyTakeaways":377,"meta":382,"navigation":384,"path":385,"publishedAt":386,"readTime":387,"seo":388,"sitemap":389,"statCards":390,"stem":391,"tags":392,"updatedAt":386,"__hash__":395},"guide\u002Fen\u002Fguide\u002Fguide.md","Steal a PC Guide: Your First Box Run","Steal a PC Guide Team",{"type":10,"value":11,"toc":348},"minimark",[12,17,44,51,54,58,81,84,87,90,94,146,149,153,216,220,223,249,252,290,293,297,302,305,309,312,316,319,323,326],[13,14,16],"h2",{"id":15},"your-first-steal-a-pc-target","Your first Steal a PC target",[18,19,20,21,25,26,29,30,33,34,43],"p",{},"Steal a PC is easiest to learn by completing one safe Box run rather than chasing the rarest computer immediately. Claim or find your ",[22,23,24],"strong",{},"Base",", train ",[22,27,28],{},"Speed"," on the ",[22,31,32],{},"Treadmill",", take a reachable Box from a guarded zone, return it to the Safe Zone and Base, open it, then place the resulting PC in your Pen. That PC starts producing Money per second, which funds the next Speed, Treadmill, Base, or Pen upgrade; the ",[35,36,42],"a",{"href":37,"target":38,"rel":39},"\u002Fspeed","_blank",[40,41],"noopener","noreferrer","Speed training route"," explains how to prepare that first trip.",[45,46],"guide-video-embed",{":segments":47,"description":48,"title":49,"videoId":50},"[{\"start\":17,\"label\":\"Steal a Box, open it, place the PC, and train Speed\"}]","This moment supports the first-run progression by showing a Box being stolen and returned to the Base, opened, placed as a PC, and turned into Money before Speed training.","Complete your first Box run in Steal a PC","_6XlrMOE9bA",[18,52,53],{},"Your first-session target is not to unlock every zone. It is to prove the whole progression once: you can reach a Box, survive the return trip, convert the Box into a PC, and turn that PC into income. Once that sequence is reliable, use the income to make longer routes safer and gradually work toward the game's broader zone progression.",[13,55,57],{"id":56},"from-a-base-to-a-stronger-zone","From a Base to a stronger zone",[18,59,60,61,64,65,64,68,71,72,74,75,80],{},"The game follows a repeatable progression loop built around four linked states: ",[22,62,63],{},"Box",", ",[22,66,67],{},"PC",[22,69,70],{},"Money",", and ",[22,73,28],{},". You start from your Base, prepare movement, and choose a Box that you can realistically carry home. Returning the Box changes it from a risky objective into a reward you can process at the Base. Opening it gives you a PC or another reward, and placing a usable PC in the Pen changes that reward into ongoing income. See the ",[35,76,79],{"href":77,"target":38,"rel":78},"\u002Fbases",[40,41],"Base and Pen guide"," when the home-side part of this loop becomes the constraint.",[18,82,83],{},"That income lets you improve the next attempt. A better Treadmill or more Speed shortens the approach and escape, while a larger or improved Base\u002FPen gives you more room to process and place PCs. The Roblox game description presents 30 zones with new PCs, but the beginner decision is simpler: do not treat a distant zone as progress until your current route is safe enough to repeat.",[18,85,86],{},"This is a repeatable loop, but it is not risk-free. Zone Guardians can pursue a player carrying a Box, and another player may target computers in a Base. Day and night also change visibility; night can make routes harder to read and may bring new Box opportunities. Use daylight to learn the route, then decide whether a night Box is worth the reduced visibility.",[18,88,89],{},"A successful run therefore has three checkpoints. First, Speed must be enough for the approach and retreat. Second, the Box must cross the Safe Zone and reach your Base. Third, the opened PC must have a free placement spot in the Pen. Failing any one of these can leave you with travel risk but no stable income, so prepare the next checkpoint before starting the run.",[13,91,93],{"id":92},"the-systems-that-shape-your-first-run","The systems that shape your first run",[95,96,97,104,110,116,122,128,134,140],"ul",{},[98,99,100,103],"li",{},[22,101,102],{},"Base:"," Your home location is where a Box is processed and where PCs become income. Confirm which Base is yours before travelling. It is also the place other players may attack, so do not assume that returning home automatically makes every PC safe.",[98,105,106,109],{},[22,107,108],{},"Box:"," This is the reward container you steal from a guarded area. Some Boxes may require more Speed, and their opening times and possible rewards can differ. For the first run, choose a reachable Box rather than selecting by rarity alone.",[98,111,112,115],{},[22,113,114],{},"PC:"," A PC is the item you receive from opening a Box or, in some cases, from another player. Place it in an available Pen position; an unplaced PC does not perform the income job described by the game flow. Ordinary early PCs are useful because they start the economy.",[98,117,118,121],{},[22,119,120],{},"Speed:"," Speed affects the trip to the Box, the time spent carrying it home, and your ability to create distance from a Guardian. It is both a travel stat and a safety margin. When a route feels too long, train before trying to force it.",[98,123,124,127],{},[22,125,126],{},"Treadmill:"," The Treadmill is the early training and upgrade facility. Use it to gain Speed, then spend Money when the game offers a stronger training level. A Treadmill upgrade is useful when it reduces the preparation time for every later run.",[98,129,130,133],{},[22,131,132],{},"Money:"," Money is the progression currency generated by placed PCs and possibly by selling or other rewards. Spend early income on upgrades that improve repeatability: Speed, Treadmill capability, or Pen\u002FBase capacity before optional purchases whose effects you cannot yet evaluate.",[98,135,136,139],{},[22,137,138],{},"Zone Guardians:"," Guardians patrol or defend Box areas. The available example shows a Chicken chasing a player who is carrying a Box. Treat the chase as a route-planning problem: keep a clear return path and do not carry a Box into a route you have not yet observed.",[98,141,142,145],{},[22,143,144],{},"Pen and PC rarity:"," The Pen is the placement space that turns PCs into income. PC rarities such as Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary, Divine, and Secret are used as value distinctions, but a rarity label alone does not tell you a verified income rate. Place a usable PC first, then compare later results in the live game.",[18,147,148],{},"The Shop is a secondary system rather than a first-run requirement. It can contain Trails, Pets, Robots, and other growth options, but their exact prices and passive effects are not established here. Delay those decisions until your base income and route are stable.",[13,150,152],{"id":151},"your-first-box-to-pc-run","Your first Box-to-PC run",[154,155,156,162,168,174,180,186,192,198,204,210],"ol",{},[98,157,158,161],{},[22,159,160],{},"Locate your Base and Pen."," Start by identifying the plot you can use and the free placement area inside it. Check that you have somewhere to put a PC after opening the Box. This is the first checkpoint: if you cannot identify your return point or have no placement space, do not leave for a distant target.",[98,163,164,167],{},[22,165,166],{},"Read the nearby route."," Look from the Base toward the closest visible Box, the Safe Zone, and the guarded area. Choose a target you can reach without depending on an unknown shortcut. Note where a Guardian could intercept you and keep the return direction in mind. Your transition is simple: once you have a route and a target, move to the Treadmill before attempting the theft.",[98,169,170,173],{},[22,171,172],{},"Train Speed on the Treadmill."," Use the Treadmill to build Speed, and buy its available improvement when you can afford it. You are not trying to reach a final stat; you are trying to reduce the time between the Box and safety. Stop training when the next attempt looks manageable, then confirm that you still have the route in view or remember the route back.",[98,175,176,179],{},[22,177,178],{},"Approach a reachable Box."," Travel to the selected zone and move toward the Box without committing to a higher-tier target just because it is visible. If the game indicates a Speed requirement, treat that as a hard preparation signal and return to train. The checkpoint is the Box interaction: only proceed once the Box is actually in your possession.",[98,181,182,185],{},[22,183,184],{},"Carry the Box back through the Safe Zone."," Turn toward the Base as soon as you take the Box. Keep moving along the route you observed instead of detouring for another reward. If a Zone Guardian, including the demonstrated Chicken threat, starts following you, use your Speed and the clear route to create distance. Reaching the Safe Zone is the next state change; continue to your Base rather than stopping in the open.",[98,187,188,191],{},[22,189,190],{},"Deposit the Box at the Base."," Bring the Box to your Base and place it where the game accepts it for opening. Verify that the Box has entered the Base process rather than assuming the trip counted. The available example shows an opening wait of about 10 seconds, but different Boxes may use different times, so follow the live countdown or prompt. While waiting, stay ready to protect the Base and avoid starting another risky trip.",[98,193,194,197],{},[22,195,196],{},"Open the Box and inspect the result."," When the opening state completes, collect the PC or other reward and identify its rarity if the game displays one. This is the conversion checkpoint: the Box has become a reward you can use. If the result is not the rare PC you hoped for, do not treat the run as wasted; the first PC's job is to start income.",[98,199,200,203],{},[22,201,202],{},"Place the PC in the Pen."," Move the PC into an available Pen position and confirm that the placement is accepted. Look for the Money-per-second result or the income indicator. If the Pen is full, make space or upgrade the relevant capacity before taking another Box. The PC only supports the next decision once it is placed.",[98,205,206,209],{},[22,207,208],{},"Spend the first income deliberately."," Use the new Money on Speed, Treadmill capability, or Pen\u002FBase capacity according to the next obstacle. Pick Speed when the return route is the risk; pick capacity when you can open rewards but have nowhere to place them. Leave Trails, Pets, or Robots for later unless the current Shop clearly shows a benefit you understand.",[98,211,212,215],{},[22,213,214],{},"Choose the next route."," Repeat the nearby run if the first one was close or unsafe. If it was comfortable and your upgrade improves travel or capacity, test the next reachable Box or zone. The terminal decision for this first sequence is not “find the rarest PC”; it is “repeat safely or upgrade before extending the route.”",[13,217,219],{"id":218},"upgrade-priorities-and-recovery-choices","Upgrade priorities and recovery choices",[18,221,222],{},"Use this priority order when deciding what to do with early Money:",[154,224,225,231,237,243],{},[98,226,227,230],{},[22,228,229],{},"Make the current theft repeatable."," Train Speed and improve the Treadmill if carrying the Box home takes too long or a Guardian closes the gap.",[98,232,233,236],{},[22,234,235],{},"Protect the reward conversion."," Keep a free Pen position and improve Base\u002FPen capacity when opened Boxes cannot be placed.",[98,238,239,242],{},[22,240,241],{},"Extend range only after safety."," Attempt a farther or higher-requirement zone after the current route is comfortable, not after one lucky escape.",[98,244,245,248],{},[22,246,247],{},"Use optional systems later."," Shop choices can wait while their exact effects remain unclear; income-producing PCs and movement upgrades have a clearer first-session purpose.",[18,250,251],{},"Match each mistake to a concrete recovery:",[95,253,254,260,266,272,278,284],{},[98,255,256,259],{},[22,257,258],{},"You cannot reach the Box comfortably:"," Stop the attempt, return to the Treadmill, and train or buy the available Speed improvement. Do not keep testing a route that already proves too slow.",[98,261,262,265],{},[22,263,264],{},"A Guardian catches you while carrying the Box:"," If the Box is lost or the run fails, rebuild the route from the Base, identify a clearer return line, and add Speed before trying the same target. The Chicken example makes the danger concrete: carrying a reward changes the chase risk.",[98,267,268,271],{},[22,269,270],{},"You return home but cannot process the Box:"," Check that you reached your own Base and that the game accepted the deposit. If the Box still does not enter the opening state, use the current interaction prompt and choose a nearer target on the next attempt rather than assuming the reward was converted.",[98,273,274,277],{},[22,275,276],{},"The Box opens but there is no room for the PC:"," Free or upgrade Pen capacity before stealing another Box. An unopened or unplaced reward cannot solve the capacity problem by itself.",[98,279,280,283],{},[22,281,282],{},"The PC is placed but progress feels slow:"," Keep the PC earning, then put the next Money into Speed, Treadmill, or capacity. Do not judge an early PC only by its rarity; verify the live income indicator and use the first stable earner to reach better targets.",[98,285,286,289],{},[22,287,288],{},"Night makes the route unreadable:"," Return to a visible area, learn the route during daylight, and only take a night Box when the possible reward justifies the lower visibility. The exact refresh behavior can change, so follow what the current game shows.",[18,291,292],{},"The long-term goal is to convert safer Box runs into stronger PCs, more Money, and access to additional zones. Treat Secret, Divine, mutations, and the full 30-zone progression as later goals. For a new player, the reliable win is simpler: return with a Box, place the PC, and make the next run safer than the last.",[13,294,296],{"id":295},"first-time-steal-a-pc-questions","First-time Steal a PC questions",[298,299,301],"h3",{"id":300},"should-i-train-speed-before-stealing-my-first-box","Should I train Speed before stealing my first Box?",[18,303,304],{},"Yes. Train on the Treadmill first so the approach and return are manageable, especially because Zone Guardians can chase a player carrying a Box. Use the live route and any displayed requirement to decide when you have enough Speed.",[298,306,308],{"id":307},"what-should-i-do-if-my-pen-is-full","What should I do if my Pen is full?",[18,310,311],{},"Make room or upgrade the relevant Base or Pen capacity before taking another Box. A PC needs an available placement position to become an income source, so more stealing will not solve a full Pen.",[298,313,315],{"id":314},"is-a-rare-pc-required-to-start-progressing","Is a rare PC required to start progressing?",[18,317,318],{},"No. A Common or other early PC is still useful when it can be placed and generate Money per second. Use that first income to improve Speed, the Treadmill, or capacity, then pursue better Box targets.",[298,320,322],{"id":321},"is-it-safer-to-steal-boxes-during-the-day","Is it safer to steal Boxes during the day?",[18,324,325],{},"Daylight is better for learning and reading a route because night reduces visibility. Night may also offer new Box opportunities, but the current game should decide whether the reward and route are worth the visibility risk.",[327,328,329,339],"details",{},[330,331,332,336],"summary",{},[333,334,335],"span",{},"Sources",[333,337,338],{},"Reviewed November 13, 2026",[18,340,341,344],{},[35,342],{"href":343},"https:\u002F\u002Fstealapc.wiki\u002F",[35,345,343],{"href":343,"rel":346},[347],"nofollow",{"title":349,"searchDepth":350,"depth":350,"links":351},"",2,[352,353,354,355,356,357],{"id":15,"depth":350,"text":16},{"id":56,"depth":350,"text":57},{"id":92,"depth":350,"text":93},{"id":151,"depth":350,"text":152},{"id":218,"depth":350,"text":219},{"id":295,"depth":350,"text":296,"children":358},[359,361,362,363],{"id":300,"depth":360,"text":301},3,{"id":307,"depth":360,"text":308},{"id":314,"depth":360,"text":315},{"id":321,"depth":360,"text":322},"Guide",null,"amber","Learn the first Steal a PC progression: train Speed, steal a Box, return to your Base, place the PC, earn Money, and choose safer upgrades.",false,"md",[371,372,373,374],{"question":301,"answer":304},{"question":308,"answer":311},{"question":315,"answer":318},{"question":322,"answer":325},"Steal a PC","Steal a PC Guide",[378,379,380,381],"Train Speed before carrying a Box home.","Return the Box to your Base, open it, and place the PC in your Pen.","Use Money for movement, Treadmill, and capacity upgrades before optional Shop choices.","Treat a repeatable safe route as the first progression milestone.",{"bodyType":383},"process-tutorial",true,"\u002Fguide","2026-11-13","9 min read",{"title":7,"description":367},{"loc":385,"lastmod":386},[],"en\u002Fguide\u002Fguide",[375,364,393,394],"Beginner","Roblox","DXmJeNCTfokMgvlz0bOtV6dHgehc7AirZIc89XHerY0",[397],{"id":398,"title":399,"author":400,"body":401,"category":451,"coverLabel":365,"coverTone":366,"description":452,"draft":368,"extension":369,"faq":453,"featured":368,"game":375,"h1":454,"keyTakeaways":455,"meta":459,"navigation":384,"path":461,"publishedAt":386,"readTime":462,"seo":463,"sitemap":464,"statCards":465,"stem":466,"tags":467,"updatedAt":386,"__hash__":468},"codes\u002Fen\u002Fcodes\u002Fcodes.md","Steal a PC Codes: Current Code Status","Cross-Flow",{"type":10,"value":402,"toc":446},[403,407,410,416,420,423,427,430],[13,404,406],{"id":405},"steal-a-pc-codes-right-now","Steal a PC codes right now",[18,408,409],{},"No confirmed code record is available for Steal a PC at this time. The list below is intentionally a placeholder: it does not mean the game has no codes, only that there is no confirmed code record to publish here yet.",[411,412],"guide-table",{":columns":413,":copyable":414,":rows":415},"[{\"key\":\"code\",\"label\":\"Code\"},{\"key\":\"source\",\"label\":\"source\"},{\"key\":\"status\",\"label\":\"status\"}]","true","[[\"-\",\"-\",\"-\"]]",[13,417,419],{"id":418},"redemption-status","Redemption status",[18,421,422],{},"A supported redemption location, entry sequence, reward result, and success checkpoint are not available yet. Do not treat an unconfirmed string from another page or video as a redeemable code; wait for a code record with a stated source and status before entering it in game.",[13,424,426],{"id":425},"when-to-check-again","When to check again",[18,428,429],{},"Use the latest confirmed code data and the in-game redemption result when a code is published. Until a code, its source, and its status are supported together, there is no verified code-specific recovery step for capitalization, spacing, expiration, or reward errors.",[327,431,432,438],{},[330,433,434,436],{},[333,435,335],{},[333,437,338],{},[18,439,440,443],{},[35,441],{"href":442},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.roblox.com\u002Fgames\u002F135402322419238\u002FSteal-a-PC",[35,444,442],{"href":442,"rel":445},[347],{"title":349,"searchDepth":350,"depth":350,"links":447},[448,449,450],{"id":405,"depth":350,"text":406},{"id":418,"depth":350,"text":419},{"id":425,"depth":350,"text":426},"Codes","Check the current Steal a PC code status, what is confirmed, and what to do before trying an unverified code.",[],"Steal a PC Codes",[456,457,458],"No supported code conclusion is available in the current code summary.","The placeholder row does not mean that Steal a PC has no codes.","No supported redemption route or reward result is available yet.",{"bodyType":460},"code-reward","\u002Fcodes","2 min read",{"title":399,"description":452},{"loc":461,"lastmod":386},[],"en\u002Fcodes\u002Fcodes",[375,451],"kFY6UUQk9IIxY8ANWfH5ET9KRKCAAEG3JTrVuENiDWM",[470],{"id":471,"title":472,"author":473,"body":474,"category":481,"coverLabel":365,"coverTone":366,"description":653,"draft":368,"extension":369,"faq":654,"featured":368,"game":661,"h1":662,"keyTakeaways":663,"meta":668,"navigation":384,"path":670,"publishedAt":386,"readTime":387,"seo":671,"sitemap":672,"statCards":673,"stem":674,"tags":675,"updatedAt":386,"__hash__":678},"pcs\u002Fen\u002Fpcs\u002Fpcs.md","Steal a PC PCs: Rarities and Income","Steal a PC Team",{"type":10,"value":475,"toc":639},[476,487,490,494,498,501,512,518,521,525,528,531,534,538,544,547,553,556,560,563,566,569,573,576,579,582,586,590,593,597,603,607,610,614,617,621,624],[18,477,478,482,483,486],{},[479,480,481],"code",{},"PCs"," are the collectible income units in ",[484,485,375],"em",{},". You normally steal a Box from an outside zone, bring it back through the Safe Zone to your Base, wait for it to open, and place the resulting PC in your pen. A placed PC produces money per second, so the practical goal is to replace low-income PCs with better rarity, named, or mutated versions while keeping enough Speed and Base capacity to continue collecting.",[18,488,489],{},"The catalog below lists the PC categories and named examples supported by the current game information. A dash means the value is not established here; it does not mean that the game has no such stat. Use the PC or Box panel in your current session for live income, drop, and timer details.",[411,491],{":columns":492,":rows":493},"[{\"key\":\"pc\",\"label\":\"PC\"},{\"key\":\"classification\",\"label\":\"Classification\"},{\"key\":\"income_or_effect\",\"label\":\"Income or effect\"},{\"key\":\"acquisition\",\"label\":\"How to obtain\"},{\"key\":\"decision_note\",\"label\":\"What to know\"}]","[[\"Common PC\",\"Rarity\",\"Baseline money per second\",\"Open a Common Box\",\"Useful for starting income; no universal income value is confirmed\"],[\"Uncommon PC\",\"Rarity\",\"Higher passive-income potential than Common\",\"Open the corresponding Box\",\"The tier is supported, but a complete stat line is not\"],[\"Rare PC\",\"Rarity\",\"Higher money-per-second potential\",\"Open a higher-tier or rare Box\",\"The tier appears in recorded gameplay; exact odds are not confirmed\"],[\"Legendary PC\",\"Rarity\",\"Substantially stronger passive income\",\"Open a high-tier Box\",\"Cable PC is identified as Legendary, but its full base income is not listed\"],[\"Divine PC\",\"Rarity\",\"High-income PC tier\",\"Use a Divine Box or another high-tier Box\",\"Higher Speed may be needed for related targets; the full drop table is unavailable\"],[\"Secret PC\",\"Rarity\",\"Potentially the highest income tier\",\"Use a Secret Box or reach a hidden-area Box\",\"A recorded Secret PC is reported at about $1.1 billion per second, but its name and stable value are not confirmed\"],[\"Mutated PC\",\"Variant\",\"Extra variant value or appearance\",\"A mutation can appear when a Box is opened\",\"Hacker and pink-machine-style mutations are mentioned; their multipliers are not confirmed\"],[\"Meadow Gaming PC\",\"Named PC\",\"$160 per second in the recorded example\",\"Open the corresponding Box\",\"This is the clearest named income example, not a universal PC rate\"],[\"Sealed PC\",\"Named or variant PC\",\"Passive income; amount not confirmed\",\"Obtain a Sealed-type Box or PC\",\"The name appears in recorded footage, but the income is incomplete\"],[\"Cable PC\",\"Named PC\",\"Passive income; identified as Legendary\",\"Open the corresponding high-tier Box\",\"The exact base income and drop chance are not confirmed\"],[\"PC storage slot\",\"Base capacity\",\"Controls how many PCs can remain placed\",\"Upgrade the Base or related capacity\",\"Capacity limits which PCs you can keep, but the complete cap table is not listed\"]]",[13,495,497],{"id":496},"how-pcs-generate-income","How PCs generate income",[18,499,500],{},"A PC is the end result of the Box loop rather than the object you usually pick up directly. Leave the Base, take a Box from the relevant zone, avoid the zone guardians, and return to the Safe Zone or Base. Place the Box for opening and wait for its timer. One recorded example shows an opening timer of about 10 seconds; other Box types may use different timers. Once the Box produces a PC, place that PC in your pen so its money-per-second output can begin contributing to your balance.",[18,502,503,504,507,508,511],{},"The income number belongs to the individual PC, not just to the rarity label. The clearest confirmed example is the Meadow Gaming PC at ",[479,505,506],{},"$160 per second",". Recorded footage also identifies a Secret PC at roughly ",[479,509,510],{},"$1.1 billion per second",", but the name and stable value of that Secret example are not established well enough to treat it as a complete Secret-tier standard. Use those values as named examples, not as a formula for every PC.",[45,513],{":segments":514,"description":515,"title":516,"videoId":517},"[{\"start\":3,\"label\":\"Meadow Gaming PC earns $160 per second\"}]","This moment supports the confirmed Meadow Gaming PC income example used when comparing individual PC outputs.","Check a Meadow Gaming PC's income","3NCkdT4-Nzw",[18,519,520],{},"Money earned by PCs supports the surrounding progression. The game description connects PC income with treadmill and pen upgrades, while Speed training helps you reach or carry more demanding Boxes. This creates a practical loop: place the best PCs you can safely obtain, spend income on the upgrades that improve your next run, and then pursue a better Box or PC when the expected gain justifies the risk.",[13,522,524],{"id":523},"rarity-tiers-and-upgrade-choices","Rarity tiers and upgrade choices",[18,526,527],{},"Common and Uncommon PCs are the sensible starting layers because they establish passive income without requiring the player to understand the entire high-tier route. They also give you a comparison point: when a new PC is opened, compare its displayed income with the PC occupying the slot instead of assuming every higher-looking label is automatically the best replacement.",[18,529,530],{},"Rare and Legendary PCs represent a stronger upgrade target. The evidence repeatedly identifies Rare PCs in gameplay and identifies Cable PC as Legendary. It does not provide a complete list of names, prices, odds, or income values for either tier. Treat the rarity as a useful sorting signal, then confirm the individual PC's displayed rate before replacing an existing slot.",[18,532,533],{},"Divine and Secret PCs are the high-end targets. The game description advertises Secret and Divine PCs and mutations, while the supporting gameplay connects harder Box targets with Speed requirements and hidden or higher-tier areas. The available material does not prove a universal route, exact requirement, or complete reward table for these tiers. If a run fails, improve Speed or other supported Base-side upgrades rather than assuming the missing requirement from a rarity name.",[13,535,537],{"id":536},"named-pcs-and-mutations","Named PCs and mutations",[18,539,540,541,543],{},"Named PCs are more useful for decisions than a tier label alone because they can be matched to a visible income value. Meadow Gaming PC is the strongest concrete example: the recorded display says ",[479,542,506],{},". Sealed PC is mentioned as a PC or variant that earns passive income, but its exact rate is missing. Cable PC is identified as Legendary, yet its complete income is also missing. For these entries, the current in-game panel is the authority when you need to decide whether to keep, sell, replace, or reserve a slot.",[18,545,546],{},"Mutations add another comparison layer. The available footage mentions a hacker mutation and a pink-machine-style mutation. Those references support the existence of mutation-style variants, but they do not establish a reliable multiplier, activation rule, visual requirement, or list of all possible mutations. Do not calculate a mutation's value from the PC's rarity alone. Read the resulting PC's displayed income and compare it with the unmutated or replaced PC when both are available.",[45,548],{":segments":549,"description":550,"title":551,"videoId":552},"[{\"start\":2944,\"label\":\"Hacker and pink-machine-style mutations\"}]","This moment supports the article's confirmed references to hacker and pink-machine-style PC mutations without asserting an unconfirmed multiplier.","Compare PC mutation variants","i5dp9Ubycts",[18,554,555],{},"A mutation can therefore change the acquisition decision even when the base PC category is familiar. If your storage is full, retain the PC with the better confirmed displayed outcome rather than automatically keeping the rarer name. If the panel does not show enough information to compare two variants, keep the one you can verify and use the next Box to gather a better comparison instead of treating an unconfirmed multiplier as fact.",[13,557,559],{"id":558},"choosing-pcs-for-your-base","Choosing PCs for your Base",[18,561,562],{},"Use a simple replacement rule. First, reserve enough capacity to keep your best confirmed income producers. Second, compare a new PC's displayed money per second with the lowest current slot. Third, consider whether replacing that slot would leave you without a useful early-game earner while you pursue a riskier Divine or Secret target. The available evidence confirms that Base capacity limits how many PCs can be placed, but it does not provide the full capacity schedule, so the current Base panel should decide the exact limit.",[18,564,565],{},"Do not confuse Speed with PC income. A PC produces money per second; Speed is trained on the treadmill and helps with the collection side of the game. A faster player may be able to reach a better Box, but Speed does not turn a Common PC into a higher-income PC. Similarly, a Base or pen upgrade can make storage or collection more practical without changing the rate printed on an individual PC.",[18,567,568],{},"Boxes also matter when comparing outcomes. A PC is not guaranteed simply because you entered a zone: the normal sequence is to obtain the Box, return safely, wait for the opening, and then inspect the result. Higher-tier and hidden-area Boxes can be more attractive, but a failed carry can cost the opportunity or allow another player to take it. Build income with accessible Boxes first, then use the resulting money and Speed to make harder attempts more repeatable.",[13,570,572],{"id":571},"what-the-current-catalog-does-not-establish","What the current catalog does not establish",[18,574,575],{},"There is no complete PC encyclopedia in the supplied public material. In particular, the following are not safe to fill in as fixed facts: every PC name, every PC's income, Box-to-PC odds, mutation multipliers, exact opening times for every Box, the full Base capacity table, and the exact Speed requirement for each Divine or Secret target. These values can change or vary by Box, zone, or individual PC.",[18,577,578],{},"The absence of a listed value is not evidence that the mechanic is absent. It only means you should check the current Box, PC, Base, or upgrade panel before committing money or a storage slot. This is especially important for Secret examples, where one recorded value is extremely large but the PC identity and stable tier-wide rate are not confirmed.",[18,580,581],{},"For a reliable progression decision, keep the visible income number as the primary comparison, use rarity and mutation as supporting labels, and treat acquisition difficulty as part of the risk. That approach lets you use the confirmed Meadow Gaming PC example, recognize Legendary, Divine, and Secret targets, and avoid turning incomplete drop or multiplier information into a misleading tier list.",[13,583,585],{"id":584},"first-time-steal-a-pc-pc-questions","First-time Steal a PC PC questions",[298,587,589],{"id":588},"is-a-pc-the-same-thing-as-a-box","Is a PC the same thing as a Box?",[18,591,592],{},"No. A Box is the item you steal and return for opening; the PC is the collectible income unit that can result after the opening timer finishes. Place the resulting PC in your Base pen to start using its money-per-second output.",[298,594,596],{"id":595},"what-is-the-clearest-confirmed-pc-income-example","What is the clearest confirmed PC income example?",[18,598,599,600,602],{},"Meadow Gaming PC is shown at ",[479,601,506],{}," in recorded gameplay. Treat that as the displayed value for that named example, not as the standard income for every Meadow, Common, or other PC.",[298,604,606],{"id":605},"should-i-keep-a-higher-rarity-pc-automatically","Should I keep a higher-rarity PC automatically?",[18,608,609],{},"Not automatically. Compare the individual PC's displayed income with the PC in the slot you would replace, because the available information does not provide a universal income table that makes rarity alone decisive.",[298,611,613],{"id":612},"do-mutations-have-a-confirmed-income-multiplier","Do mutations have a confirmed income multiplier?",[18,615,616],{},"No. Hacker and pink-machine-style mutations are mentioned, but a complete multiplier table is not established. Use the resulting PC's current displayed income when comparing a mutated PC with another option.",[298,618,620],{"id":619},"why-cant-i-list-every-pcs-exact-income-here","Why can’t I list every PC’s exact income here?",[18,622,623],{},"The available catalog supports several tiers and named examples but not a complete name, income, drop-rate, mutation, and capacity table. Check the current in-game panels for the exact value before spending resources or replacing a stored PC.",[327,625,626,632],{},[330,627,628,630],{},[333,629,335],{},[333,631,338],{},[18,633,634,636],{},[35,635],{"href":343},[35,637,343],{"href":343,"rel":638},[347],{"title":349,"searchDepth":350,"depth":350,"links":640},[641,642,643,644,645,646],{"id":496,"depth":350,"text":497},{"id":523,"depth":350,"text":524},{"id":536,"depth":350,"text":537},{"id":558,"depth":350,"text":559},{"id":571,"depth":350,"text":572},{"id":584,"depth":350,"text":585,"children":647},[648,649,650,651,652],{"id":588,"depth":360,"text":589},{"id":595,"depth":360,"text":596},{"id":605,"depth":360,"text":606},{"id":612,"depth":360,"text":613},{"id":619,"depth":360,"text":620},"Compare Steal a PC rarities, named PCs, mutations, Box routes, and confirmed income examples while avoiding unsupported drop-rate and multiplier claims.",[655,656,658,659,660],{"question":589,"answer":592},{"question":596,"answer":657},"Meadow Gaming PC is shown at $160 per second in recorded gameplay. Treat that as the displayed value for that named example, not as the standard income for every Meadow, Common, or other PC.",{"question":606,"answer":609},{"question":613,"answer":616},{"question":620,"answer":623},"steal a pc","Steal a PC PCs",[664,665,666,667],"PCs generate passive money per second after a Box is opened and the PC is placed in your Base.","Meadow Gaming PC is shown at $160 per second, while a recorded Secret example is about $1.1 billion per second without a confirmed stable identity or tier-wide rate.","Rarity, named identity, and mutations help compare PCs, but the individual in-game income panel should decide replacements.","Complete PC names, drop rates, mutation multipliers, Box timers, and Base capacity values are not established by the current catalog.",{"bodyType":669},"reference-catalog","\u002Fpcs",{"title":472,"description":653},{"loc":670,"lastmod":386},[],"en\u002Fpcs\u002Fpcs",[662,676,677],"Steal a PC guide","Roblox PCs","cxQ7bN_pmokpEHVazzEgcOeJsGI52rIQovjAIbQC7JE",[680],{"id":681,"title":682,"author":400,"body":683,"category":1036,"coverLabel":365,"coverTone":366,"description":1037,"draft":368,"extension":369,"faq":1038,"featured":368,"game":661,"h1":1042,"keyTakeaways":1043,"meta":1047,"navigation":384,"path":1048,"publishedAt":386,"readTime":1049,"seo":1050,"sitemap":1051,"statCards":1053,"stem":1054,"tags":1055,"updatedAt":1052,"__hash__":1059},"stealing\u002Fen\u002Fstealing\u002Fstealing.md","Steal a PC: First Stealing Guide",{"type":10,"value":684,"toc":1024},[685,689,692,700,703,707,710,713,745,751,754,758,761,809,812,816,819,869,875,878,882,885,917,920,958,961,963,967,970,974,977,981,984],[13,686,688],{"id":687},"your-first-theft-target","Your first theft target",[18,690,691],{},"The first useful target in Steal a PC is not the rarest PC you can see. It is a box you can reach, carry, and return with. Steal a box from a zone guardian or another target area, outrun the pursuit to the Safe Zone, place the box in your base, and open it to collect a PC. That PC can then sit in your pen and generate money for upgrades.",[18,693,694,695,699],{},"For a first session, treat the run as a safe delivery exercise. Start with an edge-of-map box, learn one route back to your base, and only move toward mid-map or center targets after you can complete the return without getting trapped. Use the ",[35,696,698],{"href":37,"target":38,"rel":697},[40,41],"Speed guide"," to prepare for the carry phase. Your immediate goal is therefore one complete delivery, not a secret or Divine PC.",[18,701,702],{},"The game describes 30 unlockable zones, each with new PCs. The exact zone names, current box rewards, and precise Speed thresholds can change or are not established here, so use the current in-game zone and upgrade panels when choosing a destination.",[13,704,706],{"id":705},"how-a-stealing-run-moves","How a stealing run moves",[18,708,709],{},"Steal a PC uses a repeatable, session-based flow: prepare your character, enter a target area, take a box, survive the trip back, then convert the box into a PC. The important state change is carrying. Before you grab a box, you can inspect the route and reposition; after you grab it, your movement is slower and guardians or players can punish a bad exit.",[18,711,712],{},"A normal run has five phases:",[154,714,715,721,727,733,739],{},[98,716,717,720],{},[22,718,719],{},"Prepare:"," train on the Treadmill and check your Speed, base capacity, and available space.",[98,722,723,726],{},[22,724,725],{},"Approach:"," choose an edge, mid-map, center, secret, or player-base target based on the return route rather than the headline value.",[98,728,729,732],{},[22,730,731],{},"Take:"," wait for an opening, grab the box or PC, and immediately commit to the planned exit.",[98,734,735,738],{},[22,736,737],{},"Escape:"," use turns, walls, and other obstacles to break pursuit instead of staying in a straight line.",[98,740,741,744],{},[22,742,743],{},"Deliver and convert:"," reach your Base Delivery Zone, place the box, wait for it to open, and put the resulting PC in your pen.",[45,746],{":segments":747,"description":748,"title":749,"videoId":750},"[{\"start\":34,\"label\":\"Steal a box, avoid the chicken, and return to base\"}]","This moment supports the box pickup, guardian avoidance, and base-delivery route described in the stealing flow.","Steal a box and return it to your base","NFNJXICxZPs",[18,752,753],{},"This structure repeats because the reward from one delivery improves the next attempt. Money from PCs supports progress such as the Treadmill, pen, and other upgrades; the resulting Speed lets you consider farther or more dangerous targets. It is not a reason to skip the return plan. A higher-value box that is lost on the way home gives you less usable progress than a modest box you successfully deliver.",[13,755,757],{"id":756},"targets-tools-and-threats","Targets, tools, and threats",[18,759,760],{},"Use these elements as a single decision system. Each one answers a different beginner question: what should I take, what makes it possible, and what can end the run?",[95,762,763,769,775,780,785,791,797,803],{},[98,764,765,768],{},[22,766,767],{},"Boxes:"," These are the immediate stealing targets. Take one from a zone and carry it home; after delivery, it can be opened into a PC. Start with an ordinary edge-of-map box so the route matters more than rarity.",[98,770,771,774],{},[22,772,773],{},"Zone guardians:"," Guardians protect target areas and can chase a carrier. Watch their position before grabbing a box, then use a turn or obstacle to create distance during the escape.",[98,776,777,779],{},[22,778,120],{}," Speed affects which targets you can reach and whether you can survive the slower carrying state. Compare the distance and danger of a route with your current Speed instead of treating a displayed target as automatically obtainable.",[98,781,782,784],{},[22,783,126],{}," The Treadmill is where you train to gain Speed. Use it before attempting a farther route, and return to it when a target repeatedly catches you during the carry home.",[98,786,787,790],{},[22,788,789],{},"Safe Zone:"," The Safe Zone is the retreat destination named by the game’s instructions. It is a useful intermediate safety objective when you need to escape guardians before completing the return to your base.",[98,792,793,796],{},[22,794,795],{},"Base Delivery Zone:"," This is the completion checkpoint for a theft. Reaching it with the box changes the run from a chase into a delivery; place the box there before assuming the reward is secured.",[98,798,799,802],{},[22,800,801],{},"PC and pen:"," Opening the delivered box gives you a PC, and the pen is where PCs produce passive money. Keep the result in your base so the next Treadmill or pen improvement is funded by successful runs.",[98,804,805,808],{},[22,806,807],{},"Other players and defended bases:"," Public-server players can intercept, watch an entrance, use an apparent low-value PC as bait, or build maze-like routes around deeper targets. Treat a player base as a high-risk target and leave if the exit is not clear.",[18,810,811],{},"Secret boxes, hidden rooms, and deeper vault areas can offer more interesting targets, but they increase search time and the distance during which you are carrying. The first run should teach the route and delivery checkpoint; exploration belongs after you have a reliable fallback path.",[13,813,815],{"id":814},"your-first-box-to-base-run","Your first box-to-base run",[18,817,818],{},"Follow this sequence once, then use the same checkpoints to decide whether to scale up. Each step has an expected signal and a clear transition, so you can tell whether the problem is preparation, the target, or the escape.",[154,820,821,827,833,839,845,851,857,863],{},[98,822,823,826],{},[22,824,825],{},"Check your starting state."," Look at your Speed, Treadmill access, pen space, and base delivery area. If the pen or delivery area is not ready to receive the result, fix that before leaving. The checkpoint is a visible, usable place to put the box; once it is confirmed, move to target selection.",[98,828,829,832],{},[22,830,831],{},"Train before taking distance."," Spend time on the Treadmill if your Speed is low or you have not yet learned how the carrying slowdown feels. The expected feedback is a stronger Speed value or a clearer sense of your movement. Stop training when the nearest practical route looks comfortably returnable, then walk toward an edge-of-map target.",[98,834,835,838],{},[22,836,837],{},"Choose an edge target and inspect the exit."," Find an ordinary box near the perimeter, identify the nearest path toward the Safe Zone or your base, and note one turn or obstacle that can interrupt pursuit. Do not grab the first visible box if its only exit is a dead end. The checkpoint is a route you can describe before touching the target; when it is clear, wait for a guardian opening.",[98,840,841,844],{},[22,842,843],{},"Take the box during an opening."," Approach when the guardian is turned away or your chosen path is open, then grab the box. The expected state change is that you become the carrier and movement becomes harder. Do not search for a second target now: transition immediately to the first escape turn.",[98,846,847,850],{},[22,848,849],{},"Break the chase instead of racing blindly."," Move through the planned turn, wall, or obstacle and avoid a long straight run that gives a guardian or defender an easy line. If you lose visual pressure, keep moving along the route rather than stopping to look around. The checkpoint is separation or safe-zone access; once you have it, continue toward the base delivery area.",[98,852,853,856],{},[22,854,855],{},"Cross the Safe Zone and keep the return controlled."," Use the Safe Zone as a recovery landmark, but do not treat it as the final reward unless the box has reached your delivery area. Check the next route segment for a player, blocked entrance, or exposed straightaway. If the path is open, continue; if it is watched, take the backup turn you identified before the grab.",[98,858,859,862],{},[22,860,861],{},"Deliver the box at your base."," Enter the Base Delivery Zone and place the box. The completion signal is the box being accepted for opening, not merely standing near the base. Once accepted, stop treating the run as an escape and wait for the box to open into a PC.",[98,864,865,868],{},[22,866,867],{},"Verify the PC and reinvest."," Confirm that the box has produced a PC, then place the PC in your pen so it can generate money. Use the next income for Speed, Treadmill, pen capacity, or another available improvement that directly helps your next delivery. Your next decision is whether to repeat the safe route, try a mid-map box, or postpone a secret or center target.",[45,870],{":segments":871,"description":872,"title":873,"videoId":874},"[{\"start\":19,\"label\":\"Place the box and wait for the PC\"}]","This moment supports placing the first stolen box, waiting for it to open, and collecting the resulting PC described in the delivery steps.","Open your stolen box into a PC","7vxd-sg7WU8",[18,876,877],{},"After this first complete run, compare outcomes rather than chasing rarity. If the guardian caught you before the Safe Zone, train more. If you reached the Safe Zone but failed near the base, change the return route or approach the delivery entrance from a different direction. If delivery was easy, move one target band outward instead of jumping straight to a hidden vault or another player’s defended base.",[13,879,881],{"id":880},"priorities-and-recovery-choices","Priorities and recovery choices",[18,883,884],{},"Use this priority order whenever you are unsure what to do next:",[154,886,887,893,899,905,911],{},[98,888,889,892],{},[22,890,891],{},"Secure a return route before value."," The safest target with a known exit is better for learning than a center box with no fallback. Rehearse the route without carrying whenever possible.",[98,894,895,898],{},[22,896,897],{},"Improve Speed when the carry is the failure point."," If you are caught after grabbing the box, use the Treadmill or available Speed upgrades before attempting the same target again.",[98,900,901,904],{},[22,902,903],{},"Prefer obstacles to straight-line panic."," Turns and walls can break pursuit; sprinting into a dead end converts a manageable chase into a lost delivery.",[98,906,907,910],{},[22,908,909],{},"Deliver before exploring deeper."," Do not extend a successful run by searching for a second box, secret room, or deeper vault while already carrying.",[98,912,913,916],{},[22,914,915],{},"Vary exposed entrances."," Players may watch a familiar base entrance or delivery route. Approach from a different side when the game layout permits it, and leave a target if defenders are clearly waiting.",[18,918,919],{},"Common mistakes and recoveries:",[95,921,922,928,934,940,946,952],{},[98,923,924,927],{},[22,925,926],{},"Mistake: grabbing a box before checking the exit."," Recovery: abandon that target until the chase ends, then scout the route from the target to the Safe Zone and base before trying again.",[98,929,930,933],{},[22,931,932],{},"Mistake: choosing a center or secret target with beginner Speed."," Recovery: return to an edge target and use successful deliveries to fund Treadmill or Speed progress.",[98,935,936,939],{},[22,937,938],{},"Mistake: running in a straight line while carrying."," Recovery: on the next attempt, plan a corner or wall before pickup and turn through it as soon as pursuit begins.",[98,941,942,945],{},[22,943,944],{},"Mistake: stopping at the Safe Zone."," Recovery: treat it as a retreat landmark and continue to the Base Delivery Zone; the box is not secured until the base accepts it.",[98,947,948,951],{},[22,949,950],{},"Mistake: entering a defended player base without an exit."," Recovery: leave without taking the target, observe the entrance and obstacles, and return only when you can identify a route out or choose a less defended target.",[98,953,954,957],{},[22,955,956],{},"Mistake: assuming the first visible PC is the valuable one."," Recovery: prioritize a completed delivery and learn the base layout before spending extra carry time searching hidden rooms.",[18,959,960],{},"The reliable progression is simple: train, steal a reachable box, escape through a planned route, deliver it, and let the resulting PC fund the next improvement. Once that sequence is repeatable, higher-value zones and secret targets become choices you can evaluate rather than guesses.",[13,962,296],{"id":295},[298,964,966],{"id":965},"should-i-target-a-secret-box-on-my-first-run","Should I target a secret box on my first run?",[18,968,969],{},"No. Start with an edge-of-map box so you can learn the route, carrying slowdown, and Base Delivery Zone before adding the extra search time and escape risk of a secret box.",[298,971,973],{"id":972},"what-should-i-do-if-a-guardian-catches-me-after-pickup","What should I do if a guardian catches me after pickup?",[18,975,976],{},"Use the Treadmill or available Speed upgrades before retrying the same target, and plan a turn or obstacle before grabbing the next box. The failure indicates that the current route or carrying speed is not reliable enough yet.",[298,978,980],{"id":979},"is-reaching-the-safe-zone-enough-to-secure-a-stolen-box","Is reaching the Safe Zone enough to secure a stolen box?",[18,982,983],{},"No. The Safe Zone is a retreat landmark; the box is secured when you reach your Base Delivery Zone and it is accepted for opening.",[327,985,986,993,1001,1009,1017],{},[330,987,988,990],{},[333,989,335],{},[333,991,992],{},"Reviewed November 12, 2026",[18,994,995,998],{},[35,996],{"href":997},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.stealapc.wiki\u002Fguide\u002FSteal-a-PC-how-to-steal",[35,999,997],{"href":997,"rel":1000},[347],[18,1002,1003,1006],{},[35,1004],{"href":1005},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.stealapc.wiki\u002Ftips\u002FSteal-a-PC-how-to-escape-faster",[35,1007,1005],{"href":1005,"rel":1008},[347],[18,1010,1011,1014],{},[35,1012],{"href":1013},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.stealapc.wiki\u002Fsecrets\u002FSteal-a-PC-secret-places",[35,1015,1013],{"href":1013,"rel":1016},[347],[18,1018,1019,1021],{},[35,1020],{"href":442},[35,1022,442],{"href":442,"rel":1023},[347],{"title":349,"searchDepth":350,"depth":350,"links":1025},[1026,1027,1028,1029,1030,1031],{"id":687,"depth":350,"text":688},{"id":705,"depth":350,"text":706},{"id":756,"depth":350,"text":757},{"id":814,"depth":350,"text":815},{"id":880,"depth":350,"text":881},{"id":295,"depth":350,"text":296,"children":1032},[1033,1034,1035],{"id":965,"depth":360,"text":966},{"id":972,"depth":360,"text":973},{"id":979,"depth":360,"text":980},"Stealing","Learn how to choose a safe target, escape guardians, deliver your first box, and turn it into a PC in Steal a PC.",[1039,1040,1041],{"question":966,"answer":969},{"question":973,"answer":976},{"question":980,"answer":983},"Steal a PC Stealing Guide",[1044,1045,1046],"Start with an edge-of-map box and plan the return route before pickup.","Use turns and obstacles to escape guardians while carrying.","Deliver the box at your Base Delivery Zone before exploring deeper targets.",{"bodyType":383},"\u002Fstealing","8 min read",{"title":682,"description":1037},{"loc":1048,"lastmod":1052},"2026-11-12",[],"en\u002Fstealing\u002Fstealing",[1056,1057,1058],"stealing","beginners","guides","IZvWUkk1D1MY3XsQ7INhkbOkqXZ1foGNIpVd8KeDLvY",[1061],{"id":1062,"title":1063,"author":400,"body":1064,"category":28,"coverLabel":365,"coverTone":366,"description":1331,"draft":368,"extension":369,"faq":1332,"featured":368,"game":661,"h1":1336,"keyTakeaways":1337,"meta":1342,"navigation":384,"path":37,"publishedAt":386,"readTime":1049,"seo":1343,"sitemap":1344,"statCards":1345,"stem":1346,"tags":1347,"updatedAt":1052,"__hash__":1349},"speed\u002Fen\u002Fspeed\u002Fspeed.md","Steal a PC Speed Guide: Train and Reach More Zones",{"type":10,"value":1065,"toc":1311},[1066,1070,1073,1076,1079,1083,1086,1089,1092,1096,1099,1102,1105,1108,1111,1114,1118,1121,1127,1131,1134,1138,1141,1146,1150,1153,1157,1207,1211,1249,1253,1257,1260,1264,1267,1271,1274],[13,1067,1069],{"id":1068},"what-speed-changes-in-steal-a-pc","What Speed changes in Steal a PC",[18,1071,1072],{},"Speed is the progression stat that decides how quickly you can reach a box, carry it back to the Safe Zone, and attempt targets in farther zones. A useful first-session goal is not to chase the most valuable PC you can see. It is to raise enough Speed to complete a safe steal, return with the box, open it, place the resulting PC in your base, and use the new Money to improve the next run.",[18,1074,1075],{},"Train on a Treadmill before making a long trip. Then choose a box whose displayed Speed requirement you can meet comfortably rather than one that only barely qualifies. The game’s official description frames the same relationship: train to gain Speed, outrun zone guardians to the Safe Zone, unbox loot, and upgrade your treadmill and pen. Speed therefore improves both travel time and the number of targets you can realistically bring home.",[18,1077,1078],{},"Treat the number shown beside a box or zone as the current authority. Examples in player footage include beginner requirements around 5 or 10 Speed and later targets around 67.5K, 70K, 1M, or higher. Those examples are useful for understanding the progression gap, not a complete permanent level chart; wording and units can vary, and the live game panel should decide whether a target is available.",[13,1080,1082],{"id":1081},"how-a-speed-run-moves-from-training-to-income","How a Speed run moves from training to income",[18,1084,1085],{},"Speed progression is a repeatable session flow rather than a single linear level list. You train, select a reachable target, steal its box, return through the danger area, and convert the box into a PC. Placing that PC in your base creates Money, which funds more treadmill or movement upgrades. The stronger your Speed and income become, the farther you can safely travel on the next attempt.",[18,1087,1088],{},"The important state change happens when you cross from training into a theft run. Speed on its own is only preparation; the run is successful when the box reaches your Safe Zone or base. The next state is the box-opening wait, followed by the PC reward and passive income after placement. If you cannot meet a displayed requirement, stay in the preparation state and train or upgrade instead of forcing the trip.",[18,1090,1091],{},"A safe route also matters because guardians or other hostile creatures can chase a player carrying a box. A high-value target is not a good target if the return journey leaves you exposed. Recheck the path when visibility changes at night: the day-night cycle can make navigation harder and may change which opportunities are visible. Use the same training-to-income process to unlock stronger zones gradually, rather than assuming every visible box is ready immediately.",[13,1093,1095],{"id":1094},"speed-systems-that-matter-on-your-first-runs","Speed systems that matter on your first runs",[298,1097,28],{"id":1098},"speed",[18,1100,1101],{},"Speed raises movement performance and determines whether you can handle many boxes and zones. Check your current value against the target panel before leaving, then leave a margin for the return trip instead of treating the minimum as a guarantee of safety.",[298,1103,32],{"id":1104},"treadmill",[18,1106,1107],{},"The Treadmill is the repeatable training object for gaining Speed. Use it at the base or relevant training area before a theft attempt. Treadmill upgrades purchased with Money can improve training progress, but the complete level, price, and gain table is not established here, so use the live upgrade panel for each purchase.",[298,1109,70],{"id":1110},"money",[18,1112,1113],{},"Money is the currency that turns a completed steal into faster future progression. Placed PCs produce it passively, and you can spend it on treadmill improvements, movement options, base improvements, and shop purchases. Keep enough income flowing before spending heavily on an option whose Speed benefit is unclear.",[298,1115,1117],{"id":1116},"box-targets","Box targets",[18,1119,1120],{},"Boxes are the immediate objectives outside the base. Each one may show its own Speed requirement, and farther or more valuable targets can demand dramatically more Speed. Pick a box you can reach and return with; the box’s requirement is a selection rule, not a promise that guardians will be harmless.",[45,1122],{":segments":1123,"description":1124,"title":1125,"videoId":1126},"[{\"start\":48,\"label\":\"Compare boxes requiring about 5 and 10 Speed\"},{\"start\":314,\"label\":\"Check a target requiring about 67.5K Speed\"}]","These moments show low-level box requirements and a much higher Speed-gated target, supporting the article's advice to use the live box panel before choosing a route.","Check box Speed requirements before stealing","RqRXkUpZLuw",[298,1128,1130],{"id":1129},"safe-zone-and-base","Safe Zone and base",[18,1132,1133],{},"The Safe Zone is the return checkpoint for a stolen box. The base is where you place the recovered box, wait for it to open, and display the PC you receive. If a run fails, the problem is usually the route or return timing, not the lack of a better target.",[298,1135,1137],{"id":1136},"trails","Trails",[18,1139,1140],{},"Trails are movement equipment available through the Shop or Trail options. They may add movement performance alongside trained Speed. A player report describes a Lime Strix Trail as roughly a 1.5x multiplier, but the name, multiplier, price, and conditions should be checked in the current interface before you spend Money on it.",[45,1142],{":segments":1143,"description":1144,"title":1145,"videoId":517},"[{\"start\":49,\"label\":\"Use a Treadmill and try a Trail\"}]","The linked moment supports this section by showing Treadmill training and a later Trail test that may multiply Speed by 1.5.","Train Speed and test movement Trails",[298,1147,1149],{"id":1148},"temporary-boosts","Temporary boosts",[18,1151,1152],{},"A 2x Speed boost is described in player footage as lasting about 10 minutes, but its source and availability are not established. If the current game offers one, use the live timer and treat it as a limited window for a planned target, not as a permanent replacement for treadmill training.",[13,1154,1156],{"id":1155},"your-first-successful-speed-route","Your first successful Speed route",[154,1158,1159,1165,1171,1177,1183,1189,1195,1201],{},[98,1160,1161,1164],{},[22,1162,1163],{},"Start at the base and inspect the panels."," Check your Speed, Money, available Treadmill upgrade, nearby box requirements, and the route back to the Safe Zone. Your checkpoint is a target whose displayed requirement is below your current ability; transition to training if no target is suitable.",[98,1166,1167,1170],{},[22,1168,1169],{},"Train before travelling."," Use the Treadmill until your Speed is high enough for a nearby beginner box, then check the target again. If an upgrade is affordable, compare its current panel with the cost and buy it only when it clearly improves this next threshold. Once the requirement is comfortable, move to the target area.",[98,1172,1173,1176],{},[22,1174,1175],{},"Choose the reachable box."," Start with the lower requirement when nearby choices show different numbers, such as the roughly 5-versus-10 examples reported in footage. Approach the box and begin the theft. The checkpoint is that you have the box and can still identify the return route; transition immediately toward safety rather than browsing for a better reward.",[98,1178,1179,1182],{},[22,1180,1181],{},"Run back while carrying the box."," Follow the shortest route you already checked and keep moving if a guardian or creature gives chase. Speed helps, but it does not remove the need to route around danger. Reaching the Safe Zone is the success checkpoint; if you lose the box or are stopped, recover by returning to training and selecting a closer target.",[98,1184,1185,1188],{},[22,1186,1187],{},"Place the recovered box in the base."," Put it in the base’s opening or storage area and watch for the box’s visible opening timer. The exact wait can vary by box, so do not assume one fixed duration. When the box opens, verify the PC reward before planning the next theft.",[98,1190,1191,1194],{},[22,1192,1193],{},"Place the PC to create income."," Put the new PC in your base so it can generate Money per second. The state change is visible passive income; use it to fund the next Treadmill improvement or another clearly useful movement purchase instead of immediately attempting a distant zone.",[98,1196,1197,1200],{},[22,1198,1199],{},"Raise the next threshold deliberately."," Compare your new Speed and Money with the next box or zone panel. If the next target is a large jump—examples include roughly 67.5K or 1M—continue training and income-building rather than treating the number as a target you can skip toward. When the panel confirms access, plan another route and repeat the same sequence.",[98,1202,1203,1206],{},[22,1204,1205],{},"Recheck conditions before repeating."," Nighttime can reduce visibility and may change what is available, while a temporary boost can expire. Confirm the route, target, and active timer at the start of every run. The terminal decision is simple: steal when the route is safe and the requirement is met; otherwise train, upgrade, or wait for better visibility.",[13,1208,1210],{"id":1209},"speed-priorities-and-recovery-choices","Speed priorities and recovery choices",[154,1212,1213,1219,1225,1231,1237,1243],{},[98,1214,1215,1218],{},[22,1216,1217],{},"Make the return reliable before chasing value."," A common mistake is selecting the farthest or richest visible box first. Recover by using the nearest target you can meet, learning its return path, and building income from a placed PC before increasing the distance.",[98,1220,1221,1224],{},[22,1222,1223],{},"Train before buying uncertain extras."," Spending all Money on a Trail or shop item without a confirmed current multiplier can leave you short of the next useful Treadmill upgrade. Recover by checking the item’s live description, then return to treadmill training until the next displayed gate is within reach.",[98,1226,1227,1230],{},[22,1228,1229],{},"Use requirements as gates, not guesses."," Treating an old example such as 67.5K or 70K as a universal permanent table can send you to the wrong place. Recover by reading the current box or zone panel and following that value, especially after an update or interface change.",[98,1232,1233,1236],{},[22,1234,1235],{},"Protect the carry phase."," Players sometimes focus on reaching the box and forget that guardians can catch them on the way home. Recover from a failed carry by shortening the route, leaving more Speed margin, and starting from a safer nearby target; do not immediately repeat the same exposed path.",[98,1238,1239,1242],{},[22,1240,1241],{},"Plan around visibility and boosts."," A night run or an expiring 2x boost can invalidate a route that worked earlier. Recover by waiting for clearer conditions or using the remaining boost time only on a target you have already checked. Never build a long-term progression plan around a temporary effect whose source is not currently shown.",[98,1244,1245,1248],{},[22,1246,1247],{},"Convert every successful run into progression."," Leaving a recovered box unopened or a PC unplaced delays the Money needed for Speed. Recover by finishing the base step first: wait for the box to open, verify the PC, place it, and only then decide whether to train, upgrade, or attempt the next zone.",[13,1250,1252],{"id":1251},"first-time-steal-a-pc-speed-questions","First-time Steal a PC Speed questions",[298,1254,1256],{"id":1255},"should-i-buy-a-trail-or-upgrade-the-treadmill-first","Should I buy a Trail or upgrade the Treadmill first?",[18,1258,1259],{},"Upgrade the Treadmill first when the current panel shows a clear Speed gain you can afford. Trails may help movement, but their current prices, multipliers, and unlock conditions vary; verify the live Trail description before choosing one over a direct training upgrade.",[298,1261,1263],{"id":1262},"what-should-i-do-when-my-speed-is-far-below-a-zone-requirement","What should I do when my Speed is far below a zone requirement?",[18,1265,1266],{},"Do not force the trip. Keep training, place PCs so they generate Money, and use that income for the next useful upgrade. Return to the zone only when its current panel shows that your Speed can meet the requirement with a practical margin.",[298,1268,1270],{"id":1269},"can-i-rely-on-a-2x-speed-boost-for-permanent-progression","Can I rely on a 2x Speed boost for permanent progression?",[18,1272,1273],{},"No. The reported boost lasts about 10 minutes, and its source or availability may change. Use the current in-game timer and treat it as a short window for a route you have already checked.",[327,1275,1276,1282,1289,1297,1304],{},[330,1277,1278,1280],{},[333,1279,335],{},[333,1281,992],{},[18,1283,1284,1286],{},[35,1285],{"href":442},[35,1287,442],{"href":442,"rel":1288},[347],[18,1290,1291,1294],{},[35,1292],{"href":1293},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.stealapc.wiki\u002Fguide\u002FSteal-a-PC-how-to-level-up-fast",[35,1295,1293],{"href":1293,"rel":1296},[347],[18,1298,1299,1301],{},[35,1300],{"href":1005},[35,1302,1005],{"href":1005,"rel":1303},[347],[18,1305,1306,1308],{},[35,1307],{"href":997},[35,1309,997],{"href":997,"rel":1310},[347],{"title":349,"searchDepth":350,"depth":350,"links":1312},[1313,1314,1315,1324,1325,1326],{"id":1068,"depth":350,"text":1069},{"id":1081,"depth":350,"text":1082},{"id":1094,"depth":350,"text":1095,"children":1316},[1317,1318,1319,1320,1321,1322,1323],{"id":1098,"depth":360,"text":28},{"id":1104,"depth":360,"text":32},{"id":1110,"depth":360,"text":70},{"id":1116,"depth":360,"text":1117},{"id":1129,"depth":360,"text":1130},{"id":1136,"depth":360,"text":1137},{"id":1148,"depth":360,"text":1149},{"id":1155,"depth":350,"text":1156},{"id":1209,"depth":350,"text":1210},{"id":1251,"depth":350,"text":1252,"children":1327},[1328,1329,1330],{"id":1255,"depth":360,"text":1256},{"id":1262,"depth":360,"text":1263},{"id":1269,"depth":360,"text":1270},"Train on the Treadmill, choose reachable boxes, escape to the Safe Zone, and turn each PC into the Money needed for faster Speed progression.",[1333,1334,1335],{"question":1256,"answer":1259},{"question":1263,"answer":1266},{"question":1270,"answer":1273},"Steal a PC Speed Guide",[1338,1339,1340,1341],"Train on the Treadmill before long theft runs.","Use current box and zone panels as Speed gates.","Return stolen boxes to the Safe Zone before chasing higher-value targets.","Place PCs to generate Money for the next upgrade.",{"bodyType":383},{"title":1063,"description":1331},{"loc":37,"lastmod":1052},[],"en\u002Fspeed\u002Fspeed",[661,1098,1348],"guide","wmdTYkb49phgafW6XjRwDEE1RW81_vCPNu_1QxSu8YQ",[1351],{"id":1352,"title":1353,"author":400,"body":1354,"category":1573,"coverLabel":365,"coverTone":366,"description":1574,"draft":368,"extension":369,"faq":1575,"featured":368,"game":661,"h1":1579,"keyTakeaways":1580,"meta":1585,"navigation":384,"path":77,"publishedAt":386,"readTime":1049,"seo":1586,"sitemap":1587,"statCards":1588,"stem":1589,"tags":1590,"updatedAt":386,"__hash__":1592},"bases\u002Fen\u002Fbases\u002Fbases.md","Steal a PC Bases Guide: Boxes, PCs, and Upgrades",{"type":10,"value":1355,"toc":1561},[1356,1363,1367,1374,1377,1380,1384,1387,1391,1394,1397,1400,1406,1409,1412,1432,1435,1439,1442,1447,1450,1453,1456,1459,1463,1466,1469,1472,1498,1501,1505,1508,1511,1514,1518,1522,1525,1529,1532,1536,1539],[18,1357,1358,1359,1362],{},"Steal a PC bases are both your safe return point and your production area. Bring a Box back from a zone guardian, place it in the pen, wait for its opening timer, and place the resulting PC so it can generate Money per second. The useful order is ",[22,1360,1361],{},"Steal → Return → Unbox → Place → Earn","; taking a Box from a zone is only the start of the process.",[13,1364,1366],{"id":1365},"what-the-base-does-in-steal-a-pc","What the Base Does in Steal a PC",[18,1368,1369,1370,1373],{},"The game’s Roblox description calls the player’s base a ",[22,1371,1372],{},"pen",". In practical terms, Base and pen refer to the same home area: the protected place where you bring Boxes, wait for them to open, manage PCs, and spend the Money those PCs produce. The base is not just storage. It is the point where a risky trip outside becomes a repeatable income cycle.",[18,1375,1376],{},"When you leave the safe area, a zone guardian can pursue you while you carry a Box. Returning successfully matters because the Box must reach the base before its opening stage begins. If you lose the Box on the way back, you have not converted that trip into a PC. Once the Box is inside, the base gives you a stable place to wait, open it, and decide whether the resulting PC belongs in your production setup.",[18,1378,1379],{},"The main base-related systems are:",[411,1381],{":columns":1382,":rows":1383},"[{\"key\":\"system\",\"label\":\"Base system\"},{\"key\":\"role\",\"label\":\"What it does\"},{\"key\":\"player_decision\",\"label\":\"What to do\"}]","[[\"Base \u002F pen\",\"Safe area and production home\",\"Return here before managing a Box or PC\"],[\"Box placement\",\"Starts the wait for a Box to open\",\"Place a recovered Box as soon as you are safely home\"],[\"Opening timer\",\"Delays the reveal of the Box reward\",\"Wait for the timer; do not treat an unopened Box as a PC\"],[\"PC placement\",\"Turns an opened PC into an earning unit\",\"Place a useful PC when a slot is available\"],[\"PC capacity\",\"Limits how much the base can hold or place\",\"Upgrade the pen when available space becomes the constraint\"],[\"Passive income\",\"Produces Money from placed PCs\",\"Use the income to fund movement and base upgrades\"],[\"Base upgrade\",\"Improves base management, including capacity\",\"Prioritize it when a full pen blocks the next Box\"]]",[18,1385,1386],{},"The table separates confirmed functions from values that are not fixed in the available game information. There is no complete, reliable list here of capacity levels, upgrade prices, or the exact benefit of every level, so use the current upgrade panel in your game for those mutable details.",[13,1388,1390],{"id":1389},"from-a-stolen-box-to-a-working-pc","From a Stolen Box to a Working PC",[18,1392,1393],{},"Start by choosing a Box you can realistically carry home. Zone guardians and other threats make the return trip the important part of the attempt, not merely the pickup. Speed helps because it lets you create more distance and return to the safe area sooner. The Roblox description specifically presents the loop as stealing Boxes from zone guardians and outrunning them back to the Safe Zone.",[18,1395,1396],{},"After you cross back into your base, place the Box in the available base area. Placement is the handoff between stealing and opening. A Box outside the base is still a carried objective; a Box inside starts the base-side timer. The waiting period is not uniform in reported gameplay. Some gameplay footage shows a short, roughly ten-second opening for a small Box, while other footage shows longer waits, so check the timer attached to the Box you placed rather than assuming one universal duration.",[18,1398,1399],{},"When the timer finishes, open the Box and inspect the PC or other reward. The reward is not guaranteed to be the same size, rarity, or earning value as another Box. One recorded example places a stolen Box, waits for it to open, and reports a resulting PC earning $160 per second. Another identifies a Meadow Gaming PC earning $160 per second. Treat those as examples of possible outcomes, not as a universal base rate.",[45,1401],{":segments":1402,"description":1403,"title":1404,"videoId":1405},"[{\"start\":45,\"label\":\"Place the Box, wait for it to open, and check the $160-per-second PC\"}]","This moment shows the Box placement, opening wait, and resulting PC income described in the base production cycle.","Place a Box and turn its reward into base income","vWldvwbJN4E",[18,1407,1408],{},"If the result is a PC and you have room, place it in the base. Placement is what connects the PC to passive income. A PC sitting in the opened-reward stage is not yet doing the same job as a PC installed in the pen. Once placed, it can contribute Money per second, which pays for the next upgrades and helps finance additional trips.",[18,1410,1411],{},"This distinction prevents a common mistake: returning with a Box and assuming the job is complete. The complete base cycle has three separate checkpoints:",[154,1413,1414,1420,1426],{},[98,1415,1416,1419],{},[22,1417,1418],{},"Return checkpoint:"," the Box reaches the safe base area.",[98,1421,1422,1425],{},[22,1423,1424],{},"Opening checkpoint:"," the timer ends and the reward is revealed.",[98,1427,1428,1431],{},[22,1429,1430],{},"Production checkpoint:"," the PC is placed and begins contributing to Money per second.",[18,1433,1434],{},"If one checkpoint has not happened, the production cycle is not finished.",[13,1436,1438],{"id":1437},"managing-space-boxes-and-pcs","Managing Space, Boxes, and PCs",[18,1440,1441],{},"Space is the base decision that eventually controls your route. A full pen can prevent you from placing another Box or PC, even if you are capable of stealing it. Gameplay footage shows a player noticing that the pen is full, upgrading it, then placing another Box. That makes capacity a progression problem rather than a cosmetic upgrade: when the base is full, the next upgrade can be worth more than immediately chasing another reward.",[45,1443],{":segments":1444,"description":1445,"title":1446,"videoId":874},"[{\"start\":574,\"label\":\"Upgrade the full pen, place another Box, and open it\"}]","This moment supports the full-pen recovery step: upgrade the base capacity, then place and open another Box.","Upgrade a full pen before placing another Box",[18,1448,1449],{},"Use the current base display to determine what is actually blocking you. If there is room for the Box but not the finished PC, the immediate issue is PC placement capacity. If you cannot stage another Box in the base, Box storage or general pen capacity is the relevant constraint. The available information does not provide a complete numerical split between those limits, so do not rely on an assumed capacity number from another player’s setup.",[18,1451,1452],{},"Keep the production area organized around the next decision. Place opened PCs rather than leaving them unassigned when you have a free slot. Before a dangerous trip, check whether a successful return would have somewhere to go. If the pen is full, either upgrade it through the current in-game option or finish managing the existing contents before risking a new Box.",[18,1454,1455],{},"Capacity also changes how you evaluate Boxes. A Box has value only if you can safely return it, wait for it, and place the result or otherwise manage the reward. A high-value trip that leaves the base unable to accept the result can delay your progression. Conversely, a smaller Box may be useful when it lets you keep the opening-and-placement cycle moving while saving for the next base upgrade.",[18,1457,1458],{},"Do not confuse base capacity with PC quality. A higher Money-per-second PC may be worth keeping when slots are limited, but the available evidence does not establish a universal ranking or replacement rule for every PC. Compare the current PC’s displayed income and your available space in the game, then make the replacement decision from those live values.",[13,1460,1462],{"id":1461},"spending-base-income-on-progression","Spending Base Income on Progression",[18,1464,1465],{},"Placed PCs provide the Money that supports the wider progression loop. The income can be directed toward movement, training, and home improvements. The Roblox description names treadmill and pen upgrades, and gameplay evidence shows players using Money for speed-related improvements and base management. A practical priority is to remove the upgrade that is currently stopping your next successful cycle.",[18,1467,1468],{},"Choose a pen or capacity upgrade first when the base is full or when a new PC cannot be placed. Choose a Treadmill or Speed improvement when the return trip is the main failure point. Faster movement helps you carry Boxes away from guardians and back to safety, but speed does not replace the need to complete the base checkpoints. A faster player still needs to place the Box, wait for its timer, open it, and install the reward.",[18,1470,1471],{},"The order can therefore change during a session:",[95,1473,1474,1480,1486,1492],{},[98,1475,1476,1479],{},[22,1477,1478],{},"Full base:"," expand the pen or clear the placement bottleneck.",[98,1481,1482,1485],{},[22,1483,1484],{},"Failed returns:"," improve Speed or train on the Treadmill before targeting harder trips.",[98,1487,1488,1491],{},[22,1489,1490],{},"Open slots and safe returns:"," keep the Box-to-PC cycle moving and let placed PCs build Money.",[98,1493,1494,1497],{},[22,1495,1496],{},"Unclear upgrade value:"," inspect the current panel instead of trusting an old price or capacity claim.",[18,1499,1500],{},"Night conditions can make external trips harder because visibility drops. The base remains the dependable place to sort Boxes and wait for opening timers, so returning before a long wait is safer than trying to manage the process in an exposed zone. This is a route and timing consideration, not a confirmed bonus to base income.",[13,1502,1504],{"id":1503},"base-limits-and-mutable-details","Base Limits and Mutable Details",[18,1506,1507],{},"Several base facts are stable enough to guide play: the pen is the home area, Boxes must be brought back before opening, opened PCs need placement to produce Money, and pen upgrades are part of progression. Other details should be read from the live game state. The available information does not establish a complete table for capacity limits, upgrade costs, timer lengths by Box type, or every PC’s income.",[18,1509,1510],{},"That boundary matters when comparing guides or videos. A player may show a particular PC earning $160 per second, but that does not prove every player receives the same reward. A short opening timer shown for one Box does not establish the timer for all Boxes. A full pen shown in a video proves that a capacity constraint exists, but not the exact maximum of every base level.",[18,1512,1513],{},"Use the base panel as the final authority for the value that affects your next action. Check the current timer after placing a Box, check the displayed Money-per-second value after installing a PC, and check the current pen upgrade cost before saving for it. If the base cannot accept your next item, resolve that space issue before making another theft run. This keeps the central loop intact: return safely, finish the opening, place the PC, and let the base fund the next upgrade.",[13,1515,1517],{"id":1516},"first-time-steal-a-pc-base-questions","First-time Steal a PC base questions",[298,1519,1521],{"id":1520},"what-should-i-upgrade-when-my-steal-a-pc-base-is-full","What should I upgrade when my Steal a PC base is full?",[18,1523,1524],{},"Prioritize the pen or capacity upgrade shown by your current base panel, because a full base can stop you from placing another Box or PC. Gameplay evidence confirms that upgrading a full pen can make room for another Box, but the exact cost and capacity depend on the live upgrade state.",[298,1526,1528],{"id":1527},"does-carrying-a-box-back-to-the-base-give-me-a-pc-immediately","Does carrying a Box back to the base give me a PC immediately?",[18,1530,1531],{},"No. Returning the Box completes the safe-return checkpoint, but you must place it in the base, wait for its opening timer, and open it before you know the reward. If the reward is a PC, place that PC in the pen to connect it to passive Money income.",[298,1533,1535],{"id":1534},"how-long-does-a-box-take-to-open-in-steal-a-pc","How long does a Box take to open in Steal a PC?",[18,1537,1538],{},"The time is not uniform in the available information. Gameplay footage shows a small Box opening in about ten seconds, while other Boxes take longer, so use the timer displayed on the Box you placed rather than applying one duration to every Box.",[327,1540,1541,1547,1554],{},[330,1542,1543,1545],{},[333,1544,335],{},[333,1546,338],{},[18,1548,1549,1551],{},[35,1550],{"href":343},[35,1552,343],{"href":343,"rel":1553},[347],[18,1555,1556,1558],{},[35,1557],{"href":442},[35,1559,442],{"href":442,"rel":1560},[347],{"title":349,"searchDepth":350,"depth":350,"links":1562},[1563,1564,1565,1566,1567,1568],{"id":1365,"depth":350,"text":1366},{"id":1389,"depth":350,"text":1390},{"id":1437,"depth":350,"text":1438},{"id":1461,"depth":350,"text":1462},{"id":1503,"depth":350,"text":1504},{"id":1516,"depth":350,"text":1517,"children":1569},[1570,1571,1572],{"id":1520,"depth":360,"text":1521},{"id":1527,"depth":360,"text":1528},{"id":1534,"depth":360,"text":1535},"Bases","Learn how Bases work in Steal a PC, from bringing Boxes home and waiting for openings to placing PCs, managing capacity, and funding upgrades.",[1576,1577,1578],{"question":1521,"answer":1524},{"question":1528,"answer":1531},{"question":1535,"answer":1538},"Steal a PC Bases Guide",[1581,1582,1583,1584],"Bring Boxes back to the Base before their opening timer starts.","Place opened PCs in the pen to generate Money per second.","Upgrade pen capacity when limited space blocks the next Box or PC.","Use the live game panel for current timers, prices, capacity, and income values.",{"bodyType":669},{"title":1353,"description":1574},{"loc":77,"lastmod":386},[],"en\u002Fbases\u002Fbases",[375,1573,481,1591],"Upgrades","v-YdoS94LxhY2dtmUCbsCux2HTesxR4onORBHdzeH6k",[1594],{"id":1595,"title":1596,"author":400,"body":1597,"category":1846,"coverLabel":365,"coverTone":366,"description":1847,"draft":368,"extension":369,"faq":1848,"featured":368,"game":661,"h1":1853,"keyTakeaways":1854,"meta":1859,"navigation":384,"path":1860,"publishedAt":386,"readTime":387,"seo":1861,"sitemap":1862,"statCards":1863,"stem":1864,"tags":1865,"updatedAt":386,"__hash__":1867},"shop\u002Fen\u002Fshop\u002Fshop.md","Steal a PC Shop Guide: Boosts and Equipment",{"type":10,"value":1598,"toc":1831},[1599,1602,1605,1609,1612,1616,1619,1623,1626,1632,1638,1644,1650,1654,1657,1689,1692,1696,1699,1702,1705,1708,1713,1717,1720,1723,1727,1730,1768,1771,1775,1778,1781,1784,1788,1792,1795,1799,1802,1806,1809,1813,1816],[18,1600,1601],{},"The Steal a PC Shop is a collection of progression tools rather than one single upgrade menu. It brings together Speed growth, movement and support equipment, Hacker Crates, temporary boosts, and a way to sell unwanted items. Use it when you know which bottleneck is slowing the next run: choose the Treadmill Upgrade for Speed, 2x Unbox Speed for Box timers, 2x Money for income, or equipment when the current game panel shows a useful option.",[18,1603,1604],{},"The most important rule is to treat the Shop names as categories and the live purchase panel as the authority for price, duration, requirements, and exact effects. The game does not present a complete, stable catalog for every item or level in the information available here, so verify those details before spending.",[13,1606,1608],{"id":1607},"what-the-steal-a-pc-shop-contains","What the Steal a PC Shop contains",[18,1610,1611],{},"The Shop covers several different decisions. Some purchases improve a repeatable part of the Box-to-PC loop, while others are optional equipment or consumables. The table separates the known purpose from details that should be checked in-game.",[411,1613],{":columns":1614,":rows":1615},"[{\"key\":\"shop_item\",\"label\":\"Shop item or system\"},{\"key\":\"role\",\"label\":\"Player-facing role\"},{\"key\":\"best_use\",\"label\":\"When to consider it\"},{\"key\":\"fixed_details\",\"label\":\"Details to verify\"}]","[[\"Treadmill Upgrade\",\"Raises Speed gained from training\",\"When a route, guardian, or return trip is too difficult\",\"Current cost and level benefit\"],[\"Trails\",\"Movement equipment\",\"When the Shop panel shows a worthwhile movement option\",\"Exact bonus, name, and price\"],[\"Pets\",\"Support equipment that can be ridden\",\"When you want to compare an available Pet with your current setup\",\"Stats, cost, and unlock condition\"],[\"Robots\",\"Additional Shop equipment\",\"When its displayed effect solves a current movement or progress problem\",\"Exact effect and requirements\"],[\"Hacker Crates\",\"Purchasable Crates that can be opened for rewards\",\"When you can afford the purchase and have room to process it\",\"Price and reward pool\"],[\"2x Unbox Speed\",\"Temporary Box-opening speed boost\",\"When Box timers, not stealing, are limiting progress\",\"Price and duration\"],[\"2x Money\",\"Temporary Money-earning boost\",\"When placed PCs are already producing income\",\"Price, duration, and affected income\"],[\"Sell System\",\"Sells eligible unwanted items or rewards\",\"When inventory or duplicate rewards need to be cleared\",\"Eligible items, prices, and restrictions\"]]",[18,1617,1618],{},"These rows are a decision map, not a promise that every account sees the same price or item list. Gameplay shows a Trail valued at 100 billion and a Treadmill upgrade costing 27.5 million in particular scenes, but those are scene-specific displayed values. Do not use either number as a universal current price.",[13,1620,1622],{"id":1621},"match-a-purchase-to-your-bottleneck","Match a purchase to your bottleneck",[18,1624,1625],{},"Shop spending works best when it follows the point where a run is failing. Steal a PC asks you to steal Boxes, return them safely, wait for them to open, place PCs in the Base, and use their Money to fund further progress. The Shop helps at several different points in that cycle, so buying the most visible item is not always the best next choice.",[18,1627,1628,1631],{},[22,1629,1630],{},"Choose Speed support when the return is failing."," The Treadmill trains Speed, and its upgrades increase the Speed gained from that training. Speed is relevant to reaching farther zones and carrying a Box back after a guardian starts pursuing you. If you consistently lose a Box before reaching the Safe Zone or Base, improve the movement side of the loop before buying a reward crate or a temporary income effect. The correct threshold is the one that makes a route repeatable, not a number inferred from another player’s footage.",[18,1633,1634,1637],{},[22,1635,1636],{},"Choose unboxing support when delivered Boxes are waiting."," 2x Unbox Speed is a temporary boost for Box-opening time. It addresses the delay after a Box reaches the Base; it does not replace Speed training and does not by itself make a dangerous theft safer. If your Base is already holding Boxes and the waiting timer is the slowest part of your cycle, this boost has a clearer purpose than a movement item.",[18,1639,1640,1643],{},[22,1641,1642],{},"Choose Money support when your production setup is ready."," 2x Money is associated with the income produced after PCs are placed in the Base. It is more useful when you already have PCs earning Money and enough Base capacity to keep the income cycle running. Buying it before you can place or retain PCs may leave the actual constraint unchanged. The current panel should determine whether the boost affects all income sources and how long it lasts.",[18,1645,1646,1649],{},[22,1647,1648],{},"Compare equipment instead of assuming its role."," Trails, Pets, and Robots appear as Shop or equipment systems. Pets are explicitly described as rideable in gameplay, while the exact Speed, income, escape, or combat benefit of these items is not established. Treat a displayed stat or description in your current panel as the deciding information. Do not infer that a Trail is only cosmetic, that a Pet improves Money, or that a Robot defeats a Threat unless the item’s own description says so.",[13,1651,1653],{"id":1652},"how-the-shop-fits-the-box-loop","How the Shop fits the Box loop",[18,1655,1656],{},"The Shop is easiest to use when you connect each purchase to a visible checkpoint:",[154,1658,1659,1665,1671,1677,1683],{},[98,1660,1661,1664],{},[22,1662,1663],{},"Prepare the route."," Check Speed, the Treadmill, the target zone, and the path back to the Safe Zone or Base. If the route is not repeatable, the Treadmill Upgrade is the relevant Shop-adjacent decision.",[98,1666,1667,1670],{},[22,1668,1669],{},"Steal and return the Box."," A Shop purchase does not remove the need to outrun a zone guardian. Carry the Box back successfully before evaluating the next bottleneck.",[98,1672,1673,1676],{},[22,1674,1675],{},"Place the Box in the Base."," The Box must enter the Base process before it can open. A 2x Unbox Speed purchase belongs here only if the opening wait is slowing an otherwise successful cycle.",[98,1678,1679,1682],{},[22,1680,1681],{},"Open and place the PC."," Once the Box produces a PC, use available pen capacity so the PC can contribute to passive Money. If there is no room, capacity is the constraint rather than a Shop boost.",[98,1684,1685,1688],{},[22,1686,1687],{},"Spend the income deliberately."," Use Money for the next improvement that removes the observed failure: Speed for failed returns, capacity for a full pen, or an income boost when production is already working.",[18,1690,1691],{},"This order prevents two common category errors. 2x Unbox Speed does not increase the Speed used to escape with a Box, and 2x Money does not shorten the Box-opening timer. Likewise, a Hacker Crate is an opportunity to obtain a reward, not proof that its contents or value are fixed across purchases.",[13,1693,1695],{"id":1694},"equipment-and-crate-decisions","Equipment and crate decisions",[18,1697,1698],{},"Trails, Pets, and Robots should be compared using the item card currently shown to you. All three are discussed in connection with Shop or equipment actions, but the game does not establish a complete name, price, level, or effect table here. That matters because a high displayed price can describe a particular item or moment rather than a permanent Shop rule.",[18,1700,1701],{},"Pets have one especially clear interaction: gameplay mentions riding them. That tells you how the item can be used, but it does not prove a universal movement multiplier, Money bonus, or protection effect. If the panel lists multiple Pets, compare the actual displayed attributes and the cost of the next useful alternative. Keep the current item until the replacement gives a measurable benefit for your route or income plan.",[18,1703,1704],{},"Robots are also associated with Shop and equipment sequences, yet their exact effect on movement, Money, Threats, or another system is not established. Read the current description before buying. A purchase can be reasonable when its stated effect solves a current problem, but it should not be justified by a guessed role.",[18,1706,1707],{},"Hacker Crates are consumable purchase choices. Gameplay shows a Hacker Crate being bought and opened, and another scene connects a Hacker with Money, but these moments do not establish a fixed reward pool, guaranteed PC, price, or payout. Buy one only when you can accept an uncertain reward and still afford the upgrade needed for your main loop. If the Shop displays a reward preview, use that preview rather than assuming every Hacker Crate is identical.",[45,1709],{":segments":1710,"description":1711,"title":1712,"videoId":50},"[{\"start\":86,\"label\":\"Buy a Hacker Crate, 2x Unbox Speed, and 2x Money\"}]","This Shop moment shows a Hacker Crate purchase alongside 2x Unbox Speed and 2x Money, supporting the article's comparison of uncertain rewards and temporary boosts.","Buy a Hacker Crate and temporary Shop boosts",[13,1714,1716],{"id":1715},"selling-and-temporary-boosts","Selling and temporary boosts",[18,1718,1719],{},"The Sell System is useful for clearing unwanted rewards, but its exact scope is not fully defined. Before selling, check which item the interface selects, the displayed return value, and whether the action is reversible. The game does not show a confirmed fee, universal price formula, or complete list of sellable items here. Keep a potentially useful PC or equipment item until you have compared its displayed output with the replacement and confirmed the sale result.",[18,1721,1722],{},"Temporary boosts deserve the same before-and-after check. For 2x Unbox Speed, note the current Box timer, activate the boost only when you have a Box ready to process, and compare the live timer after activation. For 2x Money, place or keep PCs earning in the Base, then check the income display while the boost is active. The exact duration and whether every income source is affected remain mutable details, so plan around the timer shown in the game rather than a value from a guide or video.",[13,1724,1726],{"id":1725},"shop-spending-priorities","Shop spending priorities",[18,1728,1729],{},"Use this order when you are unsure what to buy:",[95,1731,1732,1738,1744,1750,1756,1762],{},[98,1733,1734,1737],{},[22,1735,1736],{},"Failed thefts:"," prioritize Speed training or the Treadmill Upgrade. A boost that starts after delivery cannot repair a route you cannot complete.",[98,1739,1740,1743],{},[22,1741,1742],{},"Successful thefts but slow openings:"," consider 2x Unbox Speed when the current price and duration make the saved time worthwhile.",[98,1745,1746,1749],{},[22,1747,1748],{},"Open PCs but weak income:"," consider 2x Money only after confirming that PCs are placed and actively producing Money.",[98,1751,1752,1755],{},[22,1753,1754],{},"No Base room:"," resolve Base or pen capacity before buying more crates or chasing another PC.",[98,1757,1758,1761],{},[22,1759,1760],{},"A displayed equipment upgrade:"," compare its current description with the problem you are trying to solve; do not infer a hidden bonus.",[98,1763,1764,1767],{},[22,1765,1766],{},"Unwanted rewards:"," use Sell after checking eligibility and the displayed return value.",[18,1769,1770],{},"The priority can change as your Base improves. A player who is still learning a short route usually benefits more from reliable Speed and capacity than from an expensive Trail. A player with a stable route and several producing PCs may get more value from a timed boost, provided the purchase does not consume the Money needed for the next permanent upgrade.",[13,1772,1774],{"id":1773},"prices-duration-and-effect-limits","Prices, duration, and effect limits",[18,1776,1777],{},"Several Shop details are intentionally not listed as fixed values. The current evidence does not provide a complete catalog for item names, prices, stats, reward contents, temporary-boost duration, sell values, or unlock conditions. The 27.5 million Treadmill example and 100 billion Trail example are useful illustrations of what a player may see in a particular scene, not reliable global constants.",[18,1779,1780],{},"Before spending, open the relevant Shop card and verify four things: what the item changes, what currency it consumes, whether the effect is permanent or timed, and what condition or capacity it requires. Recheck the panel after updates or progression changes. If the interface does not show a claimed bonus, treat that bonus as unconfirmed and choose based on a visible effect instead.",[18,1782,1783],{},"The Shop is therefore best understood as a set of tools around the main loop, not a mandatory purchase list. Build a reliable Box return first, keep enough Base capacity to process the result, and then spend Money where the live game shows the largest current bottleneck.",[13,1785,1787],{"id":1786},"first-time-steal-a-pc-shop-questions","First-time Steal a PC Shop questions",[298,1789,1791],{"id":1790},"should-i-buy-2x-unbox-speed-or-2x-money-first","Should I buy 2x Unbox Speed or 2x Money first?",[18,1793,1794],{},"Choose based on the current delay: use 2x Unbox Speed when delivered Boxes are waiting on opening timers, and use 2x Money when PCs are already placed and producing income. Check the live price and duration before buying either temporary boost.",[298,1796,1798],{"id":1797},"does-the-shop-have-a-complete-fixed-price-list","Does the Shop have a complete fixed price list?",[18,1800,1801],{},"No. The available information shows example prices, including a 27.5 million Treadmill upgrade and a 100 billion Trail, but those are scene-specific values. Use the current Shop panel for the price of the item and level you are buying.",[298,1803,1805],{"id":1804},"do-pets-trails-and-robots-all-increase-speed","Do Pets, Trails, and Robots all increase Speed?",[18,1807,1808],{},"That is not established for every item. Pets are described as rideable, and all three appear in Shop or equipment contexts, but their exact bonuses should come from the current item description rather than an assumed universal Speed effect.",[298,1810,1812],{"id":1811},"what-should-i-do-before-buying-a-hacker-crate","What should I do before buying a Hacker Crate?",[18,1814,1815],{},"Make sure you can afford the purchase without delaying the upgrade that fixes your main bottleneck, and check any reward preview the Shop provides. A purchase or opening scene does not establish a guaranteed reward, fixed price, or universal payout for every Hacker Crate.",[327,1817,1818,1824],{},[330,1819,1820,1822],{},[333,1821,335],{},[333,1823,338],{},[18,1825,1826,1828],{},[35,1827],{"href":343},[35,1829,343],{"href":343,"rel":1830},[347],{"title":349,"searchDepth":350,"depth":350,"links":1832},[1833,1834,1835,1836,1837,1838,1839,1840],{"id":1607,"depth":350,"text":1608},{"id":1621,"depth":350,"text":1622},{"id":1652,"depth":350,"text":1653},{"id":1694,"depth":350,"text":1695},{"id":1715,"depth":350,"text":1716},{"id":1725,"depth":350,"text":1726},{"id":1773,"depth":350,"text":1774},{"id":1786,"depth":350,"text":1787,"children":1841},[1842,1843,1844,1845],{"id":1790,"depth":360,"text":1791},{"id":1797,"depth":360,"text":1798},{"id":1804,"depth":360,"text":1805},{"id":1811,"depth":360,"text":1812},"Shop","Compare Steal a PC Shop upgrades, equipment, Hacker Crates, temporary boosts, and selling choices by the bottleneck they solve.",[1849,1850,1851,1852],{"question":1791,"answer":1794},{"question":1798,"answer":1801},{"question":1805,"answer":1808},{"question":1812,"answer":1815},"Steal a PC Shop Guide",[1855,1856,1857,1858],"Use Treadmill Upgrades when Speed or Box returns are the bottleneck.","Use 2x Unbox Speed for Box-opening delays and 2x Money when placed PCs are earning.","Check the live panel for prices, durations, equipment effects, and requirements.","Treat example Trail and Treadmill prices as scene-specific rather than universal values.",{"bodyType":669},"\u002Fshop",{"title":1596,"description":1847},{"loc":1860,"lastmod":386},[],"en\u002Fshop\u002Fshop",[375,1846,1591,1866],"Equipment","x8cD_E2EzEgKYKq0UVHknxqsKAqO1H7jaWtjorF0qSQ",[1869],{"id":1870,"title":1871,"author":8,"body":1872,"category":2041,"coverLabel":365,"coverTone":366,"description":2042,"draft":368,"extension":369,"faq":2043,"featured":368,"game":375,"h1":2048,"keyTakeaways":2049,"meta":2054,"navigation":384,"path":2056,"publishedAt":386,"readTime":2057,"seo":2058,"sitemap":2059,"statCards":2060,"stem":2061,"tags":2062,"updatedAt":386,"__hash__":2063},"updates\u002Fen\u002Fupdates\u002Fupdates.md","Steal a PC Updates: Current Changes and Status",{"type":10,"value":1873,"toc":2028},[1874,1878,1889,1892,1896,1899,1903,1906,1910,1916,1919,1922,1926,1933,1938,1944,1947,1951,1954,1957,1961,1965,1968,1972,1975,1979,1982,1986,1989],[13,1875,1877],{"id":1876},"current-steal-a-pc-update-status","Current Steal a PC update status",[18,1879,1880,1881,1884,1885,1888],{},"Steal a PC is an actively changing Roblox experience, but the available evidence does not identify one confirmed patch number, named latest PC, live event, or active code for this update cycle. Roblox metadata records a page or experience update on ",[22,1882,1883],{},"November 12, 2026","; that timestamp proves recent activity, not a specific gameplay change. Treat the current state as ",[22,1886,1887],{},"recently updated, with individual changes requiring in-game confirmation",".",[18,1890,1891],{},"The safest way to get the current version is to leave an older server and join a fresh one. If a new area, Box, event item, or balance change is missing in the server you are already playing, do not assume the feature was cancelled. The server may simply still be running an older state.",[13,1893,1895],{"id":1894},"confirmed-update-areas-and-player-actions","Confirmed update areas and player actions",[18,1897,1898],{},"The evidence supports several categories of change, but not a complete official patch list. Use this table as a recheck list after joining a new server rather than as a promise that every item is live at the same time.",[411,1900],{":columns":1901,":rows":1902},"[{\"key\":\"area\",\"label\":\"Update area\"},{\"key\":\"confirmed_effect\",\"label\":\"Supported effect\"},{\"key\":\"player_action\",\"label\":\"What to recheck\"}]","[[\"New PCs\",\"The game description indicates that new PCs can be added; current names and values are not confirmed.\",\"Inspect new Boxes and compare the PC's displayed income before committing to a route.\"],[\"New zones\",\"The game description refers to 30 zones, while exact unlock requirements are not confirmed here.\",\"Check the zone prompt and required Speed in the fresh server instead of relying on an old route.\"],[\"Limited-time events\",\"Events may use special currency, eggs, rewards, pets, or codes while they are open.\",\"Check the event interface and finish time-sensitive reward progress before the event ends.\"],[\"Day and night\",\"Visibility changes, and observations describe possible item or Box differences at night.\",\"Learn the route in daylight and verify any night-only behavior in the current server.\"],[\"Balance and fixes\",\"Values, movement, routes, anti-theft behavior, or bugs may change after an update.\",\"Recheck the displayed requirement, payout, and escape route before a long farm.\"],[\"Server refresh\",\"An old server may not immediately show the latest map or item state.\",\"Leave and rejoin a new server when the update timestamp or in-game content changes.\"]]",[18,1904,1905],{},"These are change areas, not confirmed names for a single patch. In particular, the current evidence does not establish a new PC's rarity, value, a zone's exact Speed threshold, an event's end time, or a compensation reward.",[13,1907,1909],{"id":1908},"what-players-should-do-after-a-version-change","What players should do after a version change",[18,1911,1912,1913,1915],{},"Start with a short inspection rather than a full money run. Join a fresh server, look at the map and zone entrances, and check whether new Boxes, event interfaces, or visible requirements have appeared. Then revisit the systems most likely to affect your next route: ",[22,1914,28],{},", Box opening time, PC income, Base or Pen capacity, and the safety of the return path.",[18,1917,1918],{},"If you carry a Box, plan for the return trip before choosing a target. Zone Guardians can chase a player carrying one, and a route that worked before a movement or map adjustment may no longer be safe. Use daylight to learn the current path when visibility matters. If your Base or Pen is full, make room before stealing another Box; a new reward cannot become useful income without a place to process or place it.",[18,1920,1921],{},"Do not rebuild a farming plan from an old number alone. Compare the current in-game requirement and displayed income with your previous notes. A balance change can make a formerly attractive target slower, less profitable, or harder to escape. The first post-update run should be a controlled test: take a reachable Box, confirm that it can cross the Safe Zone and reach your Base, then check the resulting PC and its placement or income behavior.",[13,1923,1925],{"id":1924},"reported-observations-versus-confirmed-changes","Reported observations versus confirmed changes",[18,1927,1928,1929,1932],{},"Creator and community-style observations mention a ",[22,1930,1931],{},"Ranger box",", night-time visibility changes, and new maps or Boxes. Those observations are useful leads for where to look, but automatic transcripts can mishear names and do not establish an official change log. The observations also do not prove that a Box is available in every server, that it has a particular reward, or that night behavior follows a fixed refresh rule.",[45,1934],{":segments":1935,"description":1936,"title":1937,"videoId":517},"[{\"start\":315,\"label\":\"Check the Ranger box and nearby PCs\"}]","This moment supports the article's reported-observation section by showing the Ranger box and another area with additional Boxes and PCs to recheck in a fresh server.","Check the reported Ranger box and nearby PCs",[45,1939],{":segments":1940,"description":1941,"title":1942,"videoId":1943},"[{\"start\":424,\"label\":\"Check night changes and map access\"}]","This moment supports the article's caution about night-time reports by showing disappeared items, a new map, and its access requirement to verify in-game.","Recheck night changes and the new map","rqtkR8E045A",[18,1945,1946],{},"Keep those reports separate from the confirmed Roblox-level signal: the experience has recent update activity and its description presents ongoing additions, including new PCs and a planned set of zones. A third-party page can help you find a possible feature, but the current server and the game's own displayed requirements should decide whether you act on it.",[13,1948,1950],{"id":1949},"unknown-details-and-the-next-reliable-check","Unknown details and the next reliable check",[18,1952,1953],{},"There is no supported complete Patch Notes record in the current evidence. The following details remain unresolved: the latest patch version, the exact newest PC and value, precise zone unlock thresholds, event names and deadlines, night refresh rules, balance numbers, and any currently active code. No specific code should be treated as verified from this update evidence. Ignore code generators, reward sellers, and pages that ask for your Roblox password; use the in-game code field only when a code comes from a reliable game announcement and the game accepts it.",[18,1955,1956],{},"For the next check, compare the official Roblox experience page's update time with what appears after joining a new server. Then verify the relevant feature in-game: read the zone requirement, inspect the Box or event reward, test one safe route, and confirm the resulting PC or currency. If the feature is absent, rejoin another fresh server before concluding that it is unavailable. This keeps an old server, an unverified transcript, and an actual live change from being treated as the same thing.",[13,1958,1960],{"id":1959},"steal-a-pc-updates-faq","Steal a PC updates FAQ",[298,1962,1964],{"id":1963},"does-the-november-12-update-time-confirm-a-new-pc","Does the November 12 update time confirm a new PC?",[18,1966,1967],{},"No. It confirms recent Roblox page or experience activity, but it does not identify a specific PC, value, rarity, or patch change. Join a fresh server and inspect the current Boxes and PC displays.",[298,1969,1971],{"id":1970},"why-cant-i-see-an-update-in-my-current-server","Why can’t I see an update in my current server?",[18,1973,1974],{},"An older server may still be running an earlier state. Leave it and join a new server, then check the map, zone prompts, Boxes, and event interface again before deciding that the feature is unavailable.",[298,1976,1978],{"id":1977},"are-steal-a-pc-update-codes-confirmed-here","Are Steal a PC update codes confirmed here?",[18,1980,1981],{},"No specific code is verified by this update evidence. Only use the in-game code field with a code from a reliable game announcement, and never give a third-party site your Roblox password.",[298,1983,1985],{"id":1984},"should-i-change-my-farming-route-after-an-update","Should I change my farming route after an update?",[18,1987,1988],{},"Yes, test it first. 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