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Your Elvenar Team
Switching Routes at Weigh-point's?
- Thread starter Shanubi
- Start date
DeletedUser9601
Guest
We did it during the last FA. It can be strategic depending on your badge production. Remember that not all badges are created equal.
I don't recall the exact details for our switch, but basically the first half of Blue was easy, but the second half required a bunch of 48 hour tier 1 badges. Whereas the second half of green was easy. If we switched to green halfway, it cost us more badges (because we completed 2 waypoints), but the badges were easy to farm (breweries and bakers, I think).
The GamersGem has a really nice image that shows you exactly what badges are required where on the paths. Gives much more granular info than just "Green costs 50 breweries" for example.
I don't recall the exact details for our switch, but basically the first half of Blue was easy, but the second half required a bunch of 48 hour tier 1 badges. Whereas the second half of green was easy. If we switched to green halfway, it cost us more badges (because we completed 2 waypoints), but the badges were easy to farm (breweries and bakers, I think).
The GamersGem has a really nice image that shows you exactly what badges are required where on the paths. Gives much more granular info than just "Green costs 50 breweries" for example.
NightshadeCS
Well-Known Member
We have definitely switched paths before, especially in the first and second screen, where we often complete additional multi-color waypoints for the points anyway. I believe one of our changes was to avoid badges that required enchantments, as those were too difficult to get right at the end after the tournament was over.