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Tutorials / Re: Money Management
« on: September 05, 2011, 06:34:37 am »I'm pretty sure the point is to not upgrade haphazardly, I would guess that FG farmers are on the necessary part.Rule of Thumb Number Two: Never buy or upgrade cards unless it's necessary.- Well, here's where this falls apart fast. When you say 'never', it means something that should not ever be done. Then there's 'unless' and a vague condition that upgrading is necessary. How do I as a new player know what is necessary and worthwhile goals? For instance if I have grinding deck A and new evidence suggests that grinding deck B is actually better than A, should I then start upping B instead? It certainly makes sense, as the speed of electrum gain is what ultimately matters. What if someone discovers that Arena farming is actually better than other farms with some deck C? Should I now feel compelled to upgrade that deck or stick with original plan and farm cards until at last I have all cards upgraded?
Playing False Gods is like investing money. You get upgraded cards, which may not even be necessary in the current state of the game, but may prove useful in the future. AI3 and Arena farming is good for that solid cash in hand, which allows you to upgrade whatever is necessary. Your theory is correct from purely economical point of view: by never buying anything you're saving the most money.