| Author | Advice to play multiple faction and whether to buy the aku bar charm needed |
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| Hi guys i am kind of new to this game. Can any veteran player advice me whether i should buy the 50k charm in the artifact shop that give extra skill point is it really worth it? Also whether i should play multiple faction knight and elf or only focus mainly on one of them. Thank you very much |
Buy ABC if you can - (either one)
enroll 10 times a day for 30 days
Enroll 6-7 times a day and 10 battle each days
Enroll 5 times a day and 20 battle each days
Do 20 (MG+thief) quest a days.
Of course, it's my personal opinion. |
| My personal opinion, I would take a loan to buy it if mine expires, if you are actively playing the game, it is very useful.. |
This game is financialy hardest early on, castle upgrades are more expensive compared to the gold and resources from levelling, you are naturally on a low labourers guild so get less in return. Long term financial stability comes from getting a high labourers guild and not over spending your means.
Abu Bakr is expensive - it can pay itself back particularly at a low LG level as you will accelerate through them quicker. IF you know you are able to enrol a LOT for 30 days then it could be worth it for you as you should find yourself into LG4 and getting on for 5 in this time.
The flip side is if you follow this path I would not expect you to be able to follow multiple factions as this is also a gold drain.
My advice therefore is to focus on one faction and use events (like PoT - current event) where you can get faction resistance without building any castles or having a high FSL (faction skill level).
Within this if you enroll a lot then buy Abu Bakr a couple of times. IF you do not enroll a lot, use it for arts for events which generally have the best FSP ratios. |
| sorry. forgot that i was on multi |
Unless you are VERY VERY Active in the game, I'd say No.
I find it extremely overrated Tbh. |
| Multi factions is not really a good idea early on. You will benefit more from a high main faction at your level. |
whether i should buy the 50k charm in the artifact shop that give extra skill point is it really worth it?
Buy it once you reach LG 5 to reap any actual benefits from it since from this LG you can easily break even on the cost with just 5 enrolls/day.
200(wage)*1.8(LG modifier)*30(No. of days)*5(Enrolls in a day) = 54k
Any enroll you do above 5 is adding to your savings.
Also whether i should play multiple faction knight and elf or only focus mainly on one of them.
Play either one or play all of them. Don't pick 2 factions or 3 factions. It is better to distribute your FSP evenly across all factions to gain FSL resistance. :) |
If you want to have advantage in tournaments etc, concentrating on one faction is the way to go, while getting low fsl on all other factions (not too much though, fsl resistance is often overrated ). Just playing the pot events might be enough.
Any bakr is expensive and as others have said already, it's worth the cost only when you're really active in the game |
It is better to distribute your FSP evenly across all factions to gain FSL resistance. :)
Having done this at earlier levels i have found that this is not quite so easily true - the 3% resistance you gain has to be countered by the impact of the loss of stats from a higher Faction level. The optimum (in my opinion based around those people who win a lot in tournies etc)is a compromise where you maintain a good main faction level (perhaps one lower than those that solo it all the way ) and a spread on the others. I think this is most cost effectively obtainable at your level through the use of PoT events for your sub factions |
the 3% resistance you gain has to be countered by the impact of the loss of stats from a higher Faction level.
That is why you use a PoS but that was not my point. :)
At CLs < 10, the primary goal of a char is to level up their LG. I find the best use of the money you've accumulated is to either invest in castles and get FSL resist or to save more money and buy cool ench arts. :)
The optimum (in my opinion based around those people who win a lot in tournies etc)is a compromise where you maintain a good main faction level (perhaps one lower than those that solo it all the way ) and a spread on the others.
That simply varies from tournament to tournament. While your statement is true for MT and similar 1 vs 1 PvP events, it is opposite for PTs.
A multi faction level player has an upperhand to others.
Also since investments towards castles are huge, a multi faction level player tends to have a better LG than other people on their levels.
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The only noticeable challenge for multi-faction players is the Thief's Guild where PoS doesn't work for solo PvE ambushes. You'd require more AP than others to get better at TG.
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Just playing the pot events might be enough.
I think this is most cost effectively obtainable at your level through the use of PoT events for your sub factions
This is just me but I find events like PoT are not worth it at lower CLs. Sure they provide an easy and quick way to get FSP but there are much better alternatives to get a better Xp/Fsp ratio at lower CLs like Hunts, easy MGs, WG etc.
It takes a while to get significant fsp (to level up a Faction Level) from these guilds but hey, you are leveling up a guild.
If you play too many events at lower CLs, you ought to level up quickly with your guilds lagging behind.
That being said, I think these events are good for CL > 10 where leveling up takes some time and they provide good ratios compared to other guilds at higher CLs. :) |
| tyvm for all ur advices much appreciated |
| closed by MkTay (2016-08-20 06:55:06) |
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