Admin ADMIN
2026.08.11
You were right to be suspicious of those tooltips — good catch. Every item in the Southperry Armor Store is a fake.
They're hand-written placeholders from very early in the project that borrow a real item's sprite but have made-up names, stats, prices and descriptions. Compared to the real v83 items:
- Work Gloves should be 2 WDEF and require level 10. Ours says 1 WDEF plus 1 ATK — the attack doesn't exist on this item at all.
- Brown Bamboo Hat should be 15 WDEF and require level 25. Ours says 4 WDEF and no level requirement.
- "Beginner Top", "Beginner Bottom" and "Beginner Shoes" aren't real item names. They're renamed copies of the White Undershirt, Blue Jean Shorts and Red Leather Boots, each knocked down to 1 WDEF.
That's also why every one of them said "REQ LEV: 0" and "NUMBER OF UPGRADES AVAILABLE: 7" — with no real data behind them the tooltip was falling back to a blanket 7 for anything that didn't specify.
The real Pan sells thirteen genuine pieces of starter armour at 50 mesos each and no potions at all, so the fix is to delete the fakes, point the shop at the real stock, and route anything already in a player's bag onto the proper item so nobody loses what they bought. The tooltip's invented "7" is being removed at the same time so an item can never advertise upgrade slots it doesn't have.
They're hand-written placeholders from very early in the project that borrow a real item's sprite but have made-up names, stats, prices and descriptions. Compared to the real v83 items:
- Work Gloves should be 2 WDEF and require level 10. Ours says 1 WDEF plus 1 ATK — the attack doesn't exist on this item at all.
- Brown Bamboo Hat should be 15 WDEF and require level 25. Ours says 4 WDEF and no level requirement.
- "Beginner Top", "Beginner Bottom" and "Beginner Shoes" aren't real item names. They're renamed copies of the White Undershirt, Blue Jean Shorts and Red Leather Boots, each knocked down to 1 WDEF.
That's also why every one of them said "REQ LEV: 0" and "NUMBER OF UPGRADES AVAILABLE: 7" — with no real data behind them the tooltip was falling back to a blanket 7 for anything that didn't specify.
The real Pan sells thirteen genuine pieces of starter armour at 50 mesos each and no potions at all, so the fix is to delete the fakes, point the shop at the real stock, and route anything already in a player's bag onto the proper item so nobody loses what they bought. The tooltip's invented "7" is being removed at the same time so an item can never advertise upgrade slots it doesn't have.











