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SynthesisAlpha posted:I've yet to encounter a recipe that returns more than the trade house value of the quest resources. Quoting because I didn't notice it when I first unlocked the trade house and it's a really really good source of income at low level. Another tip is to look though the achievements, most are so hard they're laughable but there's a couple that worth grinding towards for the 200k and 1 million. Of particular note you can get 1.2 million gold from the interior designer chieve by buying <50k gold in plants/torches/rugs/etc.
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DontMindMe posted:Nice. I just tried this. I'm about 3 decorations away from the 1M, but the 200k was still worth it. Did you check all 4 decoration types? there should be more than enough red square carpet/round rug/ welcome mat/brown rug basic plant/ potted fern window/torch/ tapestry ardoise/ gilded pillars
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Yeah must be tied to player level or maybe some city upgrade, anyway don't spend 150 gems on that.
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CrashCat posted:I have been blatantly ignoring this advice and going as broad as possible so I can outfit the heroes cheaply and pound out dungeons to sell the items. It seems to work but the disadvantage is my shopkeeper's level is way low for my net worth. On the other hand it means I have to spend very little money equipping my dudes, which is good since they're getting to the point where I have to pay 20k or more to cover a hole in the equipment that I can't make. It's fine to keep your other categories up to date for gearing up but like you've noted it's hurt your shopkeeper level. Picking 2 items categories that have 100% hero sell coverage and buying 2 racks of that type to let you suggest and surcharge those items with net positive hearts seems to be the best way to powerlevel.
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delfin posted:But 2000 gems is pretty much unreachable without IAPs. I'm looking at that $10-over-30-days package and shaking my head because I know I'll quit playing this at some point, and that $10 in Google Play credits would get me Sproggiwood or something of that nature.
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Filthy Monkey posted:Edit: Actually, scratch that. Don't accept my invites for now. Still not sure if the game is going to hold me, and I would rather not people put money into my town if I don't stick around. They aren't permanently investing in your buildings, if people leave the money goes with them.
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Sep 26, 2015 14:15
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texasmed posted:That's two of the major reasons why I haven't tried to join a player city. I can't commit enough time to be effective in a group, and I could quit at any time.
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Boozie posted:Okay makese sense. When leveling workers, do you split it between both of the skills? What about mastery? I ignore one skill and max the other and mastery, city bonuses can cap out crafting station limits pretty easy.
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Sep 30, 2015 00:25
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RoboCicero posted:In terms of city building, I assume the next thing to aim for after the various tier 2 workers and resources (beyond population increases) are Tier 3 workers?
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I don't think anyone really tiers items but if you were T2 would probably be items that start requiring t2 resources or t2 workers. Yeah you should be building up to higher level items that sell for more and let you go on higher missions.
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