Get fast enough for the next escape.
Buy speed when it changes which raid you can finish. A bigger speed number is useful when it lets you escape with a better employee; it does not automatically increase desk income.
Where speed comes from
| Source | What the material shows | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Treadmill | Bax upgrades to a neon treadmill described as 30 speed per second, then later to a sci-fi version. | Read the current training gain and upgrade price. Use it between raids. |
| Trails | The run buys trails before moving into higher company tiers. | Compare the visible effect instead of assuming every trail has the same multiplier. |
| Cars | The official game lists cars as a way to run faster. Bax buys cars while progressing. | Check both price and any displayed speed requirement before saving for a vehicle. |
| Flappy Run | The creator reports a 50% bonus in one attempt and 10% in another. | Treat the reward as run-dependent. Neither figure is a permanent guaranteed boost. |
Treadmill, desk or car?
If a boss keeps catching you, a speed purchase directly addresses the failed task. If you already escape comfortably but have no place to seat a hire, solve office capacity first. If your desks are full of low earners, use the speed you already have to attempt a stronger accessible company.
In the recorded run, the Gold Storm car is associated with a 270,000 speed requirement. That is a vehicle requirement—not a company gate or a cash price. Check the dealer’s current panel before buying.
Test one improvement at a time
- Choose the same target company and note whether your previous attempt ended in a catch.
- Buy or earn one speed improvement. Recheck the displayed speed value and any temporary bonus.
- Repeat the return route. A completed delivery is the useful result; a larger number alone is not.
- If the raid still fails, return to training rather than spending repeatedly on office appearance.
Recorded numbers are reference points
The company table separates speed held during a successful run from a confirmed minimum requirement. Pathing, timing, vehicles and updates can affect your result. No exact chase-speed formula or universal safety margin is established by the sources.
Source note · September 21, 2026
Mechanics: official Roblox description. Progression examples: Bax’s September 19, 2026 playthrough, read through its automatic captions. Figures are recorded examples, not independently tested live requirements.
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