What each vehicle pass gives you
Each entry below is the pass listing's own description, quoted, plus where the listing says the vehicle appears. None of the three says how many spawns one purchase buys, or which key drives it.
Battle Tank — R$ 399. The listing reads "Drive the Battle Tank at the spawn. Main cannon, roof machine gun and zoom sight." That is the whole published description: one place to get in, and three things it can fire or aim with. It does not say how much damage the cannon does, how fast the tank moves, or whether a second player can ride along.
Attack Helicopter — R$ 449. The listing reads "Fly the Attack Helicopter at the spawn. Rockets, guided missiles, bombs and a chin gun." Four weapon types are named and nothing else is: no range, no ammo count, no altitude limit. It is the most expensive single vehicle pass on the list.
Monster Truck — R$ 249. The listing reads "Drive the Monster Truck from the car lot. Huge tyres, crushes everything." It is the only one of the three that starts from the car lot rather than the spawn, and the only one with no bundle behind it.
What the Military Bundle saves
The listing reads "Battle Tank, Attack Helicopter and Grenade Launcher in one pass. Save 30%!" The three singles are R$ 399, R$ 449 and R$ 149, so buying them one at a time costs R$ 997. The bundle is R$ 699 — R$ 298 less, which works out at 29.9% off. The tag rounds that to 30%, and the arithmetic holds.
The bundle is the most expensive pass on the list; the next is the Saber Bundle at R$ 499, which holds no vehicle. Which one to buy depends on how many of the three you actually want:
- Only want to fly: Attack Helicopter at R$ 449, which is R$ 250 less than the bundle.
- Only want to drive something with a cannon: Battle Tank at R$ 399, which is R$ 300 less than the bundle.
- Only want to flatten the street: Monster Truck at R$ 249, and no bundle contains it.
- Want the grenade launcher as well, or all three milestones: Military Bundle at R$ 699.
Buying the tank and helicopter alone already costs R$ 848, which is R$ 149 more than the bundle with the launcher thrown in. That is the point at which the bundle stops being the expensive option.
When they went on sale
On 30 October at 20:01 UTC, six passes carried no price: Saber Bundle, Military Bundle, Battle Tank, Attack Helicopter, Grenade Launcher and Monster Truck. All six carry one now, and their records were edited between 16:34:24 and 16:34:26 UTC on 31 October. The prices are R$ 149 for the grenade launcher, R$ 249 for the truck, R$ 399 for the tank, R$ 449 for the helicopter, R$ 499 for the saber bundle and R$ 699 for the military bundle.
The game itself published a new version at 16:48 UTC that day, thirteen minutes after the pricing edit and twelve minutes before the listed 17:00 to 22:00 UTC drop window opened. The version before it shipped on 28 October at 16:05 UTC, which is before any of these passes had a price. So the passes and the first build that could carry them arrived in the same quarter hour.
Since then, no post, video description or event record read for this page says what the vehicles cost to spawn, how they handle, or whether they are usable at all yet. Treat "on sale" and "usable" as two separate facts.
What is not published
Five things would change the answer above and none of them is on any page read so far:
- The controls. No listing or recording names a key for driving, aiming, or firing the cannon and rockets.
- Whether any vehicle works in the current build. Nothing read shows one in play, and the sale and the build landed thirteen minutes apart.
- Whether All Guns In The Game at R$ 399 also covers the tank and the helicopter. Its name says guns and no unlock list is published.
- Whether the Grenade Launcher pass at R$ 149 is the same weapon as anything in the kill pool. No shop card read for this site lists a grenade launcher.
- Whether one purchase means one spawn or unlimited. The grenade launcher listing says "Grenade Launcher forever"; the three vehicles say no such thing.
Prices move without a build, so the numbers on this page carry the date they were read. The pass and price table lists all 22 passes and all 16 developer products, including the three server-wide strike products.