


Persuaded me to get that CC and raise it to level 70. Power leveling ToR for the sake of FP profit may not be a good idea.Įxcellent post. The level of fastest return for ToR does not exist, since the curve is monotonically increasing through level 70! This is very different from the 7 other GBs that all have a local maximum at around level 20.If 10 FP buildings are offered in the future, the time to reach break-even would be halved, and BG would become the second best in the list. However, this is derived from the maximum of 5 FP per double-collection attempt. BG is the second worst in this list: 582 days at target level 54.AO reaches break-even in a little bit over a year: 383 days at target level 57.Inno Tower: 303 days at target level 65.It is indeed the best GB for FP production! Cape is the fastest at 236 days at target level 60.This level (L) is tabulated with the corresponding time (D in days) and net investment in FPs to reach it at 1.9x. A local minimum, representing the level of fastest return in FPs after power leveling, is observed for most of the GBs. The figure below shows the time needed to reach break-even as a function of target level for all 8 GBs. The expected FP per encounter is given by We make the assumption that the player completes 64 GE encounters on a weekly basis. To compare them with the rest, a simple model is presented as follows. There are 2 GBs that may lead to FP rewards with some probability: Here we assume all spots are filled at 1.9x. Please refer to my earlier guide for details.

The analysis for these GBs is exactly the same as that of Cape. In the former case, the player is able to collect FPs directly from the GB. GBs can produce FPs directly or indirectly. This guide simply gives you an idea of how quickly you can expect a profit in FPs after power leveling these GBs. I make no recommendations for or against any of the GBs considered here - all but Cape have a second effect, and thus a slow return in FPs does not necessarily mean the GB is not worth building. Here we use the same method to compare the time needed to reach break-even in terms of FPs for all FP-producing GBs. This guide is similar to my earlier one on the analysis of Cape.
