Game Passes

Game Passes

Every Baddies game pass reviewed: what Baddies V.I.P, Permanent High Heels, Permanent Makeup, Fish Slap and the rest actually change in a fight, and which are worth it.

10+
Passes
199 R$
Cheapest
VIP 799 R$
Best Value

Introduction

Baddies is generous for a Roblox brawler, and the store reflects that. There is no pass that makes you unbeatable and no item that a free player cannot answer, which means the Robux question is genuinely about what you value rather than what you need to compete. The passes fall into three rough groups: economy passes that multiply your cash, defensive passes that switch off specific mechanics like pepper spray and hair pulls, and cosmetic passes that mostly change how you look while doing the same fighting. This section goes through each one by what it actually changes in a fight, so you can decide which group is worth your Robux.

Baddies Game Pass Value Table

PassPriceWhat changesVerdict
Baddies V.I.P799 R$Double cash, pink chat tag, Stanley cup toolBest all-round value in the store
Permanent Dog Leash899 R$Cosmetic set completionCollector purchase, no combat impact
Permanent High Heels599 R$Doubles stomp damageStrong if you finish fights often
Fish Slap399 R$Long-reach melee weaponWorth it once melee fundamentals are solid
Permanent Makeup199 R$Immunity to pepper spray damage and face changesCheap counter to an annoying mechanic
Gorila Snure199 R$Wig stays attached, blocking hair pullsGood if hair pulls keep ruining your fights

Pass Breakdowns

S

Baddies V.I.P

799 R$

The one purchase that covers three needs

What it changesIt doubles every cash pickup, which compounds with however efficiently you already farm, and it does so permanently rather than for a session.
Extras includedYou also get a pink chat tag that makes you recognisable in chat and the Stanley cup tool, so the bundle covers a weapon and cosmetics alongside the multiplier.
Who should buy itAnyone who plays several sessions a week. The doubling needs income to multiply, so it is worth most to players who already run a steady ATM route.
A

Permanent High Heels

599 R$

Doubling the move that ends fights

What it changesStomp damage is doubled, and since the stomp is how most exchanges finish, the pass shortens every finishing sequence you perform.
Why that mattersA shorter finish means fewer chances for a third player to interrupt you, which is the most common way a winning fight turns into a loss.
Who should buy itPlayers who reliably knock opponents down. If you rarely reach the stomp window, the pass has nothing to double and the Robux is better spent elsewhere.
A

Permanent Makeup

199 R$

Switching off pepper spray entirely

What it changesYou take no pepper spray damage and your face no longer changes when you are sprayed, removing a ranged disruption tool from your opponents' options.
Why it mattersPepper spray is cheap to use and annoying to play against, so removing it entirely changes how confidently you can push into open ground.
Who should buy itPlayers who keep getting blinded mid-fight. At 199 R$ it is the cheapest way to delete a mechanic you dislike rather than learn around it.
B

Gorila Snure

199 R$

Keeping your wig where it belongs

What it changesYour hair stays attached, which means an opponent cannot strip your wig with a hair pull no matter how much blue bar they build.
Why it mattersHair pulls are one of the few persistent debuffs in the game, so blocking them removes pressure rather than just damage.
Worth notingThe name is spelled exactly as it appears in the store, which is the official form and not a typo to correct when searching for it.
B

Fish Slap

399 R$

A weapon pass with real reach

What it changesYou receive a melee weapon with noticeably longer reach than the free options, letting you start exchanges before your opponent is in range.
Why it mattersReach decides who lands first when two players walk at each other, which is a large share of how fights are actually decided.
Who should buy itPlayers who already understand recovery and spacing. Bought early, the reach advantage goes unused because the fundamentals to exploit it are not there yet.
B

Hair Dryer

Budget

199 R$ for reach on a Robux budget

What it gives youA weapon pass that lets you blow wigs off from further away than most melee tools allow, which turns a close-range mechanic into something you can use at a safer distance.
Why it is cheapAt 199 R$ it sits at the bottom of the weapon-pass price range, so it is the least expensive way to test whether a reach advantage suits your playstyle before committing to the Fish Slap.
Worth it?Yes if you already understand spacing and want the reach without the 399 R$ price. No if you are still learning recovery, because reach does nothing for a player who misses.

Core Mechanics

The pass catalogue is deliberately non-predatory, and that shapes how you should think about buying. Nothing in the store is a hard gate, and the two strongest items for raw progression are multipliers rather than power, which means a free player's ceiling is set by their route rather than their wallet. The defensive passes are the most interesting design choice: Permanent Makeup and Gorila Snure do not make you stronger, they delete specific mechanics from your opponents' toolkit, which changes fights in a subtler way than a damage bonus. The cosmetic tier, including the Permanent Dog Leash and the High Heels slot, exists for players who treat the game as a social space as much as a brawler.

Advantages

Value per Robux in Baddies is unusually easy to calculate because each pass does one clearly stated thing rather than bundling vague benefits. Baddies V.I.P is the standout, combining an economy multiplier with a weapon and a chat tag so it is effectively three purchases in one. The defensive passes are cheap enough to be impulse buys that genuinely solve a specific problem, and the pass prices have stayed stable across updates rather than creeping upward with each patch. Nothing in the store expires, so a purchase made today still works after the next weekend update, and no pass creates a gap that a skilled free player cannot close with better decisions rather than a bigger wallet.

Challenges

The most expensive item in the store, the Permanent Dog Leash at 899 R$, is also the one with the least gameplay impact, which makes the top of the price list a poor guide to value. Cosmetic passes also carry a hidden cost in visibility, since anything distinctive makes you easier to identify and target in a crowded server. Some passes require a full rejoin before their effects apply, which leads players to conclude a purchase is broken when the game simply has not reloaded their inventory yet. Finally, the mechanical passes do nothing for players who have not yet learned the fights they are meant to improve, so the store rewards experience rather than substituting for it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Baddies game pass is worth buying first?+
Baddies V.I.P at 799 R$ is the usual recommendation, because it doubles your cash, gives you the Stanley cup tool and adds a chat tag in a single purchase. That combination covers economy, combat and cosmetics at once, which no other pass does. If you are not sure you will keep playing, start with a 199 R$ defensive pass instead, since it is cheap enough that regretting it costs very little and it solves a specific problem immediately.
Is Baddies pay to win?+
No, and the store is designed carefully to avoid it. The most powerful purchases are economy multipliers, which speed up earning rather than raising your combat ceiling, and every paid weapon has a free answer that a skilled player can use. The defensive passes remove specific mechanics but do not make you stronger in a straight fight. A free player running the ATM rotation and using a Spiked Bat can compete with a pass owner, which is not true in most Roblox fighters.
My game pass is not working after I bought it. What do I do?+
Rejoin the server completely. Several Baddies passes, particularly the permanent cosmetic and defensive ones, only apply their effects after the game reloads your inventory, and a soft respawn is not enough. Leave the server and rejoin rather than waiting in place. If the effect is still missing after a full rejoin, check the pass is listed as owned on your Roblox account, because a failed purchase is occasionally mistaken for a broken pass.

Quick Tips

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Check what a pass actually changes before buying it. Each one does one clearly stated thing, so if you cannot describe how it will change a specific fight you are already having, it is probably not the right first purchase. A pass that solves a problem you have not experienced yet is a pass you will regret, so let the game show you what annoys you before you spend on it.

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Buy defensive passes only after a mechanic has annoyed you twice. Permanent Makeup and Gorila Snure are cheap, but they are worth most to players who have already learned how pepper spray and hair pulls cost them fights. Two cheap passes that address different problems usually beat one expensive bundle if you are still learning which situations actually cost you fights.

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Remember that a multiplier needs income to multiply. An economy pass bought before you have a farming route does very little, so learn the ATM loop first and then decide whether doubling it is genuinely worth the Robux. Passes never expire, so there is no urgency to buy during a sale or an event, and waiting a week costs you nothing but gives you better information.

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