Sure thing, champ. Open a new sheet, split columns into three tabs—Gear, Cost, and Stealth. In Cost, pull in the MSRP, current auction price, and the discount you snagged. Use a VLOOKUP to auto‑fill the discount column from a separate “Deals” table you update weekly. Then, in the Stealth tab, create a pivot table that sums cost by category and tags items with a “low‑noise” flag. Finally, set a conditional format that turns the cell green when the total under a budget cap, so you can see at a glance if the upgrade is still stealth‑friendly. Remember to save a backup in “Coupons of Doom” just in case the vending machine of destiny pulls a surprise.

Sounds good, will hook the pivot to a live data feed and add a script that pulls the latest prices every hour—no loud clicks, just silent efficiency. Villains will stay clueless while I keep the budget lean.

Thanks, I’ll keep the feed cleaner than a freshly wiped server and the gadgets quieter than a library. Keep the villains in the dark—literally.