Visible rows show Standard, Gold, Diamond and Steampunk bars with each role, reported multiplier, acquisition, checked date, confidence and unknown price. The visible table rows keep those fields together for comparison. Standard x1 is the baseline; Gold x3 and Diamond x5 are reported Robux options; Steampunk x9 is the highest collected. Confidence: dated secondary gameplay report, not a complete official price table.
Use the multiplier to compare raw Long gain. Do not treat the order as a value-for-money ranking until you see the current purchase prices in game.
| Bar | Reported multiplier | Access | Best use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Bar | x1 | Baseline bar | Reference point for comparing every paid multiplier |
| Gold Bar | x3 | Reported Robux option; price unknown | First reported paid jump above the baseline |
| Diamond Bar | x5 | Reported Robux option; price unknown | Middle choice between Gold and Steampunk |
| Steampunk Bar | x9 | Reported Robux option; price unknown | Highest raw training multiplier in the collected four-bar set |
If you move from Standard x1 to Gold x3, the reported raw multiplier is three times the baseline. Gold x3 to Diamond x5 is about a 66.7% increase, while Diamond x5 to Steampunk x9 is an 80% increase. These ratios compare multipliers only; they do not include hands, rebirth bonuses, or price.
Robux prices can change and were not captured reliably in the public guide. Confirm the amount, the bar name, and whether the purchase is permanent before accepting. If your goal is only a nearby stage requirement, enter your current gain and target first to see whether ordinary training is already enough.
Training bars affect the reported training rate, while hands have their own reported multipliers and rebirth changes the broader growth loop. Keep those inputs separate so you can see which upgrade creates the improvement. The calculator multiplies only the values you enter and does not assume an official hidden formula.
These ratios use only the reported bar multipliers. They show the relative training increase before hand or rebirth layers and do not estimate a price, a stage requirement, or a payback time.
| Move | Calculation | Relative raw gain | How to use it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard to Gold | 3 ÷ 1 = 3 | 3× the baseline | Compare the visible Gold price with the time ordinary training would take. |
| Gold to Diamond | 5 ÷ 3 ≈ 1.67 | About 66.7% more | Judge this as an upgrade from Gold, not as another 5× jump. |
| Diamond to Steampunk | 9 ÷ 5 = 1.8 | 80% more | The largest collected multiplier still needs its own price check. |
| Standard to Diamond | 5 ÷ 1 = 5 | 5× the baseline | Use the combined planner to see the effect alongside your other inputs. |
Match the bar name and multiplier in the current purchase prompt with the row you intend to use. A similarly named hand belongs to a different layer.
Read the Robux amount and whether the prompt describes a permanent upgrade before accepting. The dated guide does not answer those purchase questions.
Estimate ordinary training toward the same target. If a nearby goal is already reachable, a larger bar multiplier may not be the next necessary purchase.
Answers for the known multiplier set and its limits.
The gameplay guide reviewed on September 3, 2026 reports x1 as the baseline.
Steampunk Bar is reported at x9 among Standard, Gold, Diamond, and Steampunk. This is not a claim that every bar in the game has been catalogued.
The guide identifies them as Robux options but does not provide dependable current prices. Check the in-game purchase prompt before deciding.
Compare the visible Robux price with your own play time and progression goal. A larger multiplier is faster in raw terms, but this page cannot judge value without current prices.
No first-party multiplier table was found. These are dated secondary-guide reports and should be rechecked after game or shop changes.
