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Store Renovation Services
Last checked: · 049-Rev3-L (reference-reported)
Direct answer
Joe Wild’s renovations permanently add to the shop’s base attractiveness. Renovation II requires Renovation I, so the second quoted price is an additional investment rather than an alternative first-stage purchase.
Compare the two stages
The recorded services each add 150 attractiveness, with different upfront prices. They improve the base shop instead of producing saleable items. Make sure inventory and cash flow can support additional customer opportunities before buying both stages.
| Renovation I | 500 Credits; +150 base attractiveness |
|---|---|
| Renovation II | 750 Credits; another +150 |
| Stage II prerequisite | Store Renovation I |
Compare with a projector
The Mirage Projector is a separate attractiveness source with its own module behavior. Renovation does not supply a projector or machine modules. Compare the current constraint—traffic, stock, power or working capital—before deciding which attraction investment fits the shop.