I'm not pulling down the kind of gems the high end script farmers can, but it's enough that it has changed the game for me once I hit a 4 jump Briv.Nothing says ‘summer’ like July, the hottest month of the year - especially in the Southeast, where temperatures can hit triple digits. This usually means 1 extra area past the minimum. I set my reset target at a likely stack level well above what it takes to get back there (2-3x) because sometimes damage will carry over and instantly blow up a level I wanted to farm on. I only do scriptless farming, so for me the strategy is to down level my damage on my fast core, only use necessary Champs on the field, avoid putting a familiar on leveling click damage, and let the team soft wall out at a fairly early level.
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Plus then the question of scripted or scriptless farming will also change up the approach as well.
Favor, Champs, cores, etc are going to determine how far you go and subsequently how many stacks you need per reset to keep everything sustained. Since you have asked a lot about what zone to target, the answer there is that depends entirely on your account power. If the latter, then you would want to take that into consideration. That's solvable via careful arrangement of the "Preferred Briv Jump Zones" checkboxes in Script Hub-you jump on all the x2's and then also on 18, 19, 28, 29, 33, 34-but if you're using some other method for automation that may not be an option for you. Deep into a run though it can result in your party dying, going back a zone, advancing a zone, and getting in a death loop. If you're jumping at x1 then this could result in you jumping from 31 to 35 and getting stuck on an armored boss.Įarly on in the run, you'll get through it but it'll just be slower. If you're jumping at 99.5% to jump 4, then 0.5% of the time you'll lose an area when jumping. The only other considerations would be if you potentially get a jump fail and it runs you into an area that you can't recover from, and lose a whole lot of time when that happens.įor example, on Tall Tales you need to not land on 30 or 35, and really don't want to land on 20 either.
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