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# 2. How to buy?
To buy an item, click on the item you like in the Marketplace. You will be taken to its dedicated page.
Here, you can find a lot of useful info:
1. All the characteristics — how many cells it takes, its power, bonus, and rarity (for parts).
2. The minimum price and the minimum quantity the item is being sold for, as well as the total demand (items for sale). You can see a detailed chart where each row represents the quantity for a certain price.
3. The median sale prices for a certain period, which can give you an understanding of the popularity of this item and what price it usually goes for.
To buy an item, set the desired quantity and price, then click the “Buy” button. Confirm it by clicking the “Buy” button again in the pop-up confirmation window. After a short processing time, your new item will appear in your storage.
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**Please pay attention to how many items are available at a certain price.**
If the quantity of items within the specified price range isn’t sufficient, the maximum amount possible will be purchased at that price.
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