I've spent multiple years in LE and TE.

I've never done it myself, but the best players (1 billion + points) are clearly developing faster than me and it seems like they use something like this. I think Arc + 1.92 threads + fighting is probably still a better strategy. So I'm not sure how well my approach generalizes. I seem to be progressing the fastest of any player on that world, but still way slower than fighters on more competitive worlds.

For whatever reason, US Parkog is not a particularly competitive world.

I took so much of the map on the first day that I think I intimidated the other guilds into acquiescence, even though that much time isn't really sustainable for me across a season. I haven't been out of diamond league in 6 seasons. There's only a handful of guilds that can beat me in GBG. But it definitely cinched it for me :) CF-only is time-intensive, but time is your only limit, not in-game resources.

This is one of the reasons why I decided I wanted to pursue a CF strategy.

In general my GBG play is limited only by time (negotiations + RQs).

and I have essentially as many goods as I want. Why? Because this way I only have to pay GBG building costs of my age.

I play GBG pretty competitively in a solo guild, i.e. 7 million is a gross overestimate of my average daily points.It's about 6 or 7 seconds per UBQ, which works out to over 10000 goods per hour. When I heavily RQ I do it while listening to audiobooks/podcasts/watching Netflix.

I RQ for anywhere from 0 hours a day to many hours a day, depending on my other responsibilities.Between RQs, sniping, GBG, and passive FP, I get 3k to 5k fp per day) (The fact that I can basically skip attack and focus on FP/CF development further accelerates my differentiation.The few attack buildings I have I will probably sell once I have gotten through as much of the campaign map as I can (currently on the last part of VF). I basically only have CF and buildings that help me level CF faster. I decided early on that CF was a completely, utterly broken building, that almost no one fully leveraged it, and that I was going to differentiate myself by focusing exclusively on it.Certainly not 7 million per day on average-there might be some days like this, but way less than half of that on averageĮDIT: Just in case it is me, to answer some other questions:.I'm close to that description but you've got some facts slightly wrong:

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