Suggestion – Incubator Tiers Linked to Map Tier + Faustus Sell Value

Hi GGG,

I’d like to suggest a small quality-of-life change to how Incubators work, focused on clarity, trade value, and consistency with map progression.

1) Three clear Incubator tiers (matching map colors)
- White-map tier Incubators
- Yellow-map tier Incubators
- Red-map tier Incubators

Each Incubator would clearly show which tier it belongs to, similar to how maps are visually separated into white, yellow, and red tiers. This would make it much easier to understand their relative value at a glance.

2) Incubator tier based on the map it drops in
The tier of the Incubator could be determined by the map where it drops:
- Incubators dropped in white maps → White-tier Incubators
- Incubators dropped in yellow maps → Yellow-tier Incubators
- Incubators dropped in red maps → Red-tier Incubators

This keeps the system intuitive: higher-tier content produces higher-tier Incubators, just like it already does with many other rewards.

3) Faustus should buy Incubators, with value tied to tier
To make Incubators feel consistently “liquid” and avoid them being ignored on the ground, Faustus could always buy them, with pricing based on their tier:
- White-tier Incubators: low baseline value
- Yellow-tier Incubators: medium value
- Red-tier Incubators: highest value

This would:
- Make it easier to quickly decide whether to keep, sell, or trade Incubators.
- Give players a baseline value floor, so Incubators never feel like completely dead drops.
- Improve loot filter logic and trade pricing because the tier directly signals expected power/value.

Important note:
This suggestion is about structure and clarity, not about massively buffing rewards. Drop rates and average power can stay as they are; the main goal is:
- Clear tiering
- Predictable value
- Direct link between content difficulty (map tier) and Incubator quality

Thanks for reading, and I’d be interested to hear what the team thinks and how this might fit into future loot and trade improvements.