For Pixel Conquest city upgrades, inspect the existing house and its current building actions before spending. Some house icons show small 2 or 3 markers, but those numbers alone do not provide an upgrade command, an income multiplier or a complete level chart.
Keep buying a new City separate from improving one you already have. A changing price on the City purchase action is not, by itself, the price of upgrading a particular house.
Identify the house you are inspecting
Find an existing house icon on your controlled land. Look closely enough to distinguish it from nearby buildings and read any small number attached to it. On a crowded map, check that the marker belongs to the house you selected.
Check the building actions at that exact location in your current match. Read their labels, price and stated effect before buying. Confirm whether the action applies to the existing house or is the general City build action.
Do not apply controls from another conquest game just because the games share visual ideas. Use the actions this Roblox game presents for the selected building.
Separate three different checks
| Question | What to inspect | What not to infer |
|---|---|---|
| Did a City get built? | CITY BUILT and the resulting house icon | That every later purchase improves that same City |
| Does the house carry a marker? | The small number on that icon | An exact bonus from the number alone |
| What does an available action do? | Its current label, price and description | A command or cost copied from another game |
Use these separate checks for Pixel Conquest city upgrades. Do not combine a numbered marker with an unrelated purchase price to assume a rule neither one states.
Do not use build prices as an upgrade table
City purchase menus show changing costs, including 25.0K, 75.0K and 125K. Check the current action price before spending. Do not assume those amounts move one house from marker 1 to 2 to 3.
A marker of 3 does not tell you the maximum level. Read the building’s available actions rather than assuming the highest number you have seen is the game’s limit.
If the action you are inspecting is simply labeled City, confirm whether it is creating another building before treating it as an improvement to the selected one. Verify the result on the map after purchasing.
Compare the cost with your current plan
Read Gold immediately before spending. If you also plan to buy a Port or another building, check its cost before deciding the order. Include those purchases in the budget even when the house already exists.
When an action states a benefit, compare it with what you need next. A larger number alone is not a reason to buy. Check the price and what the stated benefit would solve instead of inferring a bonus from the level marker.
After acting, check the selected house again and read the resource panel. Keep the observed result separate from other changes happening at the same time, such as a player falling or your Army recovering.
FAQ
What do 2 and 3 mean on Pixel Conquest city icons?
They are visible numbered markers on some houses. Read the building’s current information before assigning an exact effect to a number.
Are City build prices also upgrade prices?
Do not assume that. The City purchase action and any action on an existing house need to be checked separately.
Is level 3 the maximum for Pixel Conquest city upgrades?
Inspect the selected building’s available actions in your match. The marker alone does not tell you the maximum.
How do I calculate an upgrade’s income bonus?
Use a benefit explicitly stated in the current building information. Do not calculate an income or troop-growth formula from a numbered house icon alone.