An example of the weapon scruple
Weapon Scruples is an item system in CrossFire.
Descriptions[]
Players can collect and store scruples (mostly Zombie Mode rewards), which can be found in the Item Tab, and it can be combined into certain weapons, items or characters. Many of them have the option to combine 15 or 30 scruples (3 days and 7 days), while certain items only provide one option which requires a specific number of scruples for a permanent version.
Every day, players can collect a maximum of 100 scruples for each item. Afterwards, they'll no longer collect any scruples with the error message "Limit Reached" displayed on top of the scruples; therefore, it's recommended to only open up to 20 boss crates per day if scruples are collected this way so players won't miss out on additional scruples.
Each item can store up to 200 scruples, and once this number is reached, players will not be able to earn any more scruples until they combine some to free up spaces. However, it is possible to store more than 200 scruples, by deleting the excessive scruples, earn new ones, and restore them from the Deleted Storage and they'll stack.
Trivia[]
- Weapons crafted from the scruples are given special slots in the Inventory that's not counted against the storage limit. If players already exceeded the 512 slots limit, they can still craft new weapons with the scruples, but removing them will not free up any slot for new weapons to be obtained, and removed weapons cannot be restored since they lose the prioritized status once deleted.
- All scruples are limited at 200 pieces in the Inventory, forbidding players to earn more via opening reward crates. However, scruples earned via Boss Collection Rewards will stack, allowing players to store more than 200 scruples at a time.
- A simple trick to achieve the same effect with other scruples is to delete them in advance before opening reward crates, then restore them from the Deleted Item tab once done. The restored scruples will stack and allow players to store more than 200 scruples at a time.