# Items

The item system in Ta-da is designed to enhance the user experience by providing various tools and boosts that can help users complete tasks more efficiently. Items can be earned, bought, or received as rewards, and each item has its own unique function. 

The items presented on this page are not yet all implemented, and some adaptations may occur. Additionally, other items may be introduced in the future. In the following section, we will introduce and describe the different items available in the application, explaining how they work and how they can benefit the users.

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## Backpack

The backpack item allows users to increase their inventory capacity, enabling them to store more items. This is particularly useful for users who want to carry and use a larger variety of tools and boosts, enhancing their ability to complete tasks and improve their overall performance in the application.

## Battery (Energy)

The battery item allows users to refill their energy. There are various types of batteries, ranging from less powerful to more powerful ones. This is a basic item for any user who wants to complete more tasks and improve their score, thereby increasing their rewards.

## Cyber Scanner (Luck)

Cyber scanners temporarily increase the luck score of users. There are 4 types of cyber scanners, providing 100% luck boosts for different periods of time.

| Luck | Duration |
| ---- | -------- |
| 100% | 10       |
| 100% | 20       |
| 100% | 30       |
| 100% | 60       |

## Chipset Upgrade (Agility)

Chipset Upgrades increase agility score of users. There are 3 types of chipset upgrades providing increased XP

| Agility | Duration (weeks) |
| ------- | ---------------- |
| +10%    | 1                |
| +20%    | 1                |
| +50%    | 1                |

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