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Smoother Recycling

Infinigama · published 2 Sep 2026, 13:36 UTC

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We have changed how recycling values are calculated so that prices change more smoothly. Recent activity now has a stronger effect on the price, while older data gradually loses its importance. Previously, a price could change suddenly once outdated statistics were no longer included. Their influence now fades over time.

The recycling process itself has also changed. The system now always takes exactly one item. If its value is below one infinum, the reward is rounded randomly while preserving the average value.

For example, if an item is worth 0.4 infinum, you will receive 1 infinum in about 40% of cases and nothing in the rest. On average, the item is still worth 0.4 infinum.

Bras, loincloths, buckets, and small workbenches can now be recycled as well.

Ichu has received a few smaller changes too. Male hairstyles can now be purchased there, and large rocks have appeared on the island. Small stones periodically fall from them and can be collected.

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