Goat Station
Category: Events
Event Name: GoatStation
Event Runtime: 9 Minutes and 26 Seconds (9:26)


" It'll only take about eight minutes to get back up and running again. Let's get out, and talk to whoever's around. "

- Bus Driver
Info
The Goat Station is a rare event similar to the Backwalls, filled with various items, npcs, quests, and locations.

When this event happens, the players decide to take a nap and rest, only to wake themselves up in Goat Station, a sub-urban area with locals such as Zeon, Tazer, Green, Disc, D6, and MLG. The driver then exclaims that they will have to wait for around 8 minutes.

This event comprises of a permanent item shop, two quests and a lot of talkable NPCs.

You'll also be able to utilize the Airhorn to get special interactions with the many townsfolk, just beware that they may not be kind.
GOATed Gas Station
" We're in the convenience store of GOATed Gas! If you want, you can buy stuff from the shelves using Passenger Rep! You'll keep it forever. "

- Disc
GOATed Gas is a gas station next to the Bus and Zeon & MLG's house. The station contains 9 items which is free to take, with 6 of them being permanent assuming you buy them using Coins. The table of cost is as follows:

Item Coin Cost Status After Purchase
Goala Cola Free Not Permanent
Redblox Free Not Permanent
Cola Free Not Permanent
GOATed Slurpy Free Not Permanent
Plastic Bubble Gum Free Not Permanent
Compass 100 Permanent
Gas Station Ice Cream 135 Permanent
Kernels 300 Permanent
UV Glowstick 400 Permanent
Gas Station Gravity Coil 415 Permanent
Flying Skillbook
(Helicopter)
4,500 Permanent
[You'll recieve the Helicopter instead after purchase.]


Although you can take them for free just by walking out, any item you haven't purchased yet will not be permanent*. Any item that has the cost of Free will always be temporary and is disregarded during checkout to Disc, the cashier.

*One particular item though is the Flying Skillbook, which when at its book form will do nothing, that is however until you purchase it, in which you will instead get the Helicopter, a permanent item.

You may also find a Gumball Machine located next to its doors. Interacting with it provides the following dialogue:
  • You: "A machine full of gumballs."
    • Option 1: [Inspect.]
      • You: "Looks like a single gumball costs 25 coins. Is that really worth it for a single gumball..?"
        • Option 1: [Sounds good to me.]
          • You: "Wait -- There's actually a disclaimer written in really small text here... ''DISCLAIMER: GUMBALL OR ''Gum'' IS NOT A PERMANENT ITEM, RATHER A TEMPORARY ITEM TO ENJOY FOR A SHORT TIME. BY AGREEING TO ACKNOWLEDGE THIS DISCLAIMER, YOU WILL FORFEIT ANY ABILITY TO REFUND OR RE-OBTAIN THE LOST PRODUCT.''"
            • Option 1: [Alright. [Pay 25 coins]]
              • If the player doesn't have enough Coins...
                • You: "You check both pockets for some change, but can't scrounge up enough to satisfy the machine. Maybe next time."
              • If the player has enough...
                • You: "You insert a coin...
                  ...and out pops a gumball. As you'd expect.
                  Your business with this machine has concluded.
                  "
                  • (The player then recieves a Gumball.)
              • If the player has enough at a rare chance...
                • You: "You insert a coin...
                  ...and pops out a
                  -- wait, what?? What is that??
                  Is that a beach volleyball??? Uh, okay then..."
            • Option 2: [Sounds scary, I'm out.]
              • You: "Not really worth it after all."
        • Option 2: [Absolutely not.]
    • Option 2: [Ignore.]
Outside of that, you can see car marks in the entrance as well as gas pumps, if given the right conditions the pumps can also explode. You may also find a massive wall of stickers in the back and left side featuring D6 on top of a garbage dump with a package of Plastic Bubble Gum next to them. You can also find a sign that has smaller stickers plastered all over the back.
Zeon and MLG's House
" WHY ARE YOU IN MY HOUSE?!?!?!?!?!?! "

- Zeon
Zeon and MLG's house is located next to the bus as well, being that it is a large house with an RGB of (199, 172, 120) or peach. You can find an empty garage, a kitchen stocked with appliances, and much more.

When you enter the house and talk to Zeon, she will be shocked at your sudden presence. If you are however her friend, she is much less shocked but still questions. Inside the house you can find a kitchen with a Coffee Maker that makes Homemade Coffee, a Toaster that makes Toast, a Popcorn Bucket within the top cabinets, and a few other interactables; however they don't give the player anything.

You can also find a piano that when sat on will produce music, do note though that you don't actually control what keys you press.
On the right door in the hallway, you can find MLG's bedroom where you can talk to him. On the left door and top right door, you have empty bedrooms which aren't particularly useful and lastly, on the top left you have Zeon's bedroom which has RAM on her desk, and on the middle you have the bathroom.
Empty House
" sorry we ran out of budget, no npcs here. "

- Note
The empty house is as self-explanatory as it sounds, it is a green house next to Zeon and MLG's house but contains zero NPCs inside. It does have some functional furniture but overall it lacks interior design.

The dialogue is as it says:
  • Note: "sorry we ran out of budget, no npcs here."
    • You: "What a ripoff."
School
" Am I finally out of detention? Oh, you're not the principal. What do you want? "

- Tazer
The school is the fourth and last part of Goat Station. It contains multiple rooms such as Room 101, Room 102, Library, Bathrooms, Janitor Room, and the Principal's Office.

In Room 101 and 102, you can find messages in the whiteboards that are about game development and Roblox, while in the Library it is comprised of many books that you can't interact with. The bathrooms also comprise of toilets and other furniture, and the janitor's room contains cleaning equipment including some Roblox gear.

Lastly, the Principal's Office is where Tazer lies, where you can talk to him and get a quest as a result. You can also ask him about other things as well.
Quests
Despite everything, there's more that meets the eye in this event which are quests. There are currently two quests in this event that gives you a reward for completing. [(Do note though that these quest names are not official, but are generally named simply because it is much easier to refer to one specific quest.])
A Simple Snack
This request simply involves you giving Tazer a stick of RAM, this is done by first talking to Tazer using "Let's Talk!" until you get him talking about being hungry, accept the quest then head over to Zeon's House and go to her bedroom. Here you will find a stick of RAM, take it and then head back to Tazer and he will reward you 2 driver reputation every time this quest is completed except for if you already did this quest today where he says he feels Deja vu and dosent give you any rep.
Haggling with D6 / An Exchange
This other quest simply involves you talking to D6 until he mentions being hungry, afterwards, reject the first offer and then D6 will let you trade with another item, only then you can give him any food / drink item (permanent or otherwise), and he will give you the Tool, which does practically nothing.
Trivia
  • Even though the school has Room 101 and Room 102, there is no rooms prior to these numbers.
    • Secondly, it seems as though as the principal isn't present nor any staffs throughout the entire premises of the event.
  • There is a note in the trash bin in GOATed Gas, which was from Tazer. It simply contains Tazer complaining about gas prices and such.
  • You can attempt to purchase any of the items using PearcoinTM from Pear, but Green will intercept and tell Disc to not fall for cryptocurrencies.
  • If you are friends with an NPC in this event, their dialogue actually changes to be in a much friendlier tone. This does not affect dialogues after choices however.
  • This is the only event that gives you permanent items at the cost of Passenger Reputation.
    • Technically the same could be true for the Backwalls by being assisted by Pear and finding items along the way, however it's completely possible to permanently get these items without any assistance and therefore not spending any Passenger Reputation.
  • It's likely the second longest event in the game, on par with the Cafe Event at around 9 minutes. But the first are two events, both being No Dough, and Santa's Gone.
    • Technically, the Broken Down Event is the longest, which would make the Cafe and Goat Station around 3rd, Santa's Gone and No Dough at 2nd, and Broken Down at 1st. But it's ultimately dependent on player participation.
  • The total amount of Passenger Reputation you need to buy all of the permanent items is 147.
  • During one of Disc's dialogue, it uses an NPC that is nowhere to be found in the Goat Station map normally, but with Edit, the NPC's actually buried underneath the GoatedGas.