Normal quests or Bounty Hunter?

Savidlin - Harshlands

Im going to make a new character and I don't know, can I just skip doing normal quests when BH is available. I'd like to level in the fastest way. Waiting for opinions b:dirty

Sereneai - Dreamweaver

Well, the FASTEST way is...buy heads. (it had to be said)

But for "free" levels, it depends on how much you want to play it. Doing only your daily BH (and possibly Crazy Stone--more exp for not much dough) will level you in the least amount of PLAYING TIME.
In other words, it would allow you to just log the alt, do BH, and go play your main some more to do whatever. The flip side is that it not going to level you in the shortest time possible, since youre skimping on a lot of available exp from the quests and mob exp you would normally gain, AND you are going to have to grind/merch/farm on your main to buy it level-appropriate gear and skills, since the alt has zero income. I currently have a cleric that I basically do this with.

On the other hand, if you do your BH and then go do quests an grind on the alt rather than playing your main, you will accrue the experience ffrom killing all those mobs and completing quests, as well as earning enough coin to gear and skill the toon. Therefore, this option will get you leveled up in fewer days, but require more hours spent per day yo get there.

_Mg_Zr - Heavens Tear

Sereneai - Dreamweaver wrote: »

Well, the FASTEST way is...buy heads. (it had to be said)

But for "free" levels, it depends on how much you want to play it. Doing only your daily BH (and possibly Crazy Stone--more exp for not much dough) will level you in the least amount of PLAYING TIME.
In other words, it would allow you to just log the alt, do BH, and go play your main some more to do whatever. The flip side is that it not going to level you in the shortest time possible, since youre skimping on a lot of available exp from the quests and mob exp you would normally gain, AND you are going to have to grind/merch/farm on your main to buy it level-appropriate gear and skills, since the alt has zero income. I currently have a cleric that I basically do this with.

On the other hand, if you do your BH and then go do quests an grind on the alt rather than playing your main, you will accrue the experience ffrom killing all those mobs and completing quests, as well as earning enough coin to gear and skill the toon. Therefore, this option will get you leveled up in fewer days, but require more hours spent per day yo get there.

Basically this

Savidlin - Harshlands

Well Im going to make new character on new server which is closer to me in Europe and has lower ping so forget about main char.
What about normal quests to 20lvl and then level with Divine Emissary quests and later crazy stone, bh.. ?

Mayfly - Dreamweaver

Are you going to cash shop to finance your new alt on a new server?

Sereneai - Dreamweaver

Savidlin - Harshlands wrote: »

Well Im going to make new character on new server which is closer to me in Europe and has lower ping so forget about main char.
What about normal quests to 20lvl and then level with Divine Emissary quests and later crazy stone, bh.. ?

If you are going to make a new main on a different server, I would honestly just do all your quests in addition to BH. On your old server you can finance it using your main, but on a new server, you will have to A) grind/farm for coin with your new toon, or Cash shop (possibly heavily) to finance it. The coin you gain from doing BH is NOT sufficient to gear a toon.

If you aren't planning on cash shopping this new main, and you plan on abandoning your previous main, you would benefit both in coin and EXP if you did all the quests. You're going to have to farm/grind anyway to put armor on your back, tasty pots in your belly, and pay tuition, so you might as well reap the rewards of quests while you're doing it....

Savidlin - Harshlands

Im not going to cash shop, because I live in Poland and price of ZEN is cosmic. (5x more than dollars or euros) ;/

Ariella_ - Lost City

Sereneai - Dreamweaver wrote: »

On your old server you can finance it using your main, but on a new server, you will have to A) grind/farm for coin with your new toon, or Cash shop (possibly heavily) to finance it.

Not totally true. There's also option C, not a bannable offense, but also not recommended by GMs. It's how I funded my archer.

Take your character on your old server, sell EVERYTHING it has that can be sold. Find a trusted friend that cash shops on a regular basis (And is active on your old server). Give him your coins you made on your old server. Have him charge zen and transfer the gold to your new server, and trade it to you on the new server. He will have to level an alt to 10 before he can trade it to you however, but come on, level 10...that's easy.

Beware of scammers when doing this, and don't do this with just anyone who offers. if you don't know the person you're probably gonna get scammed haha.

(For prices, gold was 1.7mil when I did this, and I gave him 2mil coins for every gold he purchased and transferred. Giving him incentive to do it.)

Savidlin - Harshlands

Ok, no more Cash Shop ideas, please.

Mayfly - Dreamweaver

If you're not going to cash shop, quest and grind. Or quest and grind and farm until you have a merchanting nest egg, then merchant and BH.

Savidlin - Harshlands

What's merchanting nest egg?

Mayfly - Dreamweaver

Enough coin so you can set up a shop and start buying and selling items to other players.

Warren Wolfy's merchanting guide

MageMERC - Harshlands

Mayfly - Dreamweaver wrote: »

If you're not going to cash shop, quest and grind. Or quest and grind and farm until you have a merchanting nest egg, then merchant and BH.

Even better - make two accounts - quest and grind together on two chars, it will go much faster obviously, and learn about merchanting.

edit - ninja'd by Mayfly. THATS the guide to read.

Savidlin - Harshlands

MageMERC - Harshlands wrote: »

ninja'd by Mayfly. THATS the guide to read.

I can't find

Mayfly - Dreamweaver

Click the yellow link in my previous post, then read through the various parts of it.