These guys are max level and know what they are doing. The game has 60 levels that are semi logarithmic. While you can go up 1-6 the first day, going from level 19 to 20 took me 6 hours, and my friend who plays one long night a week for 6 months has a level 55 character. At level 1 you can make a couple of silver an hour(1 gold = 100 silver)
At level 20 I make 50 silver an hour, but im playing not farming. I imagine if a tried hard I could quadruple that, say 2 gold an hour.
Getting to level 60 like these guys takes hours and hours.
1 gold is more than a 10 level character can spend (outside of auctions) to equip with all 'good' stuff. Prices get high (available in auctions)on rare or epic magical items, but you still would have a hard time spending 10 gold.
At normal playing levels, gold is an impossible good deal - 10 cents and hour work, these guys make it seem more like 6 bucks (10-20 cents per gold). Neither is a living wage in San Francisco, but man for me, low level, playing for fun one dollar for 10 hours worth of earned gold sounds like an awesome deal.
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These guys are max level and know what they are doing. The game has 60 levels that are semi logarithmic. While you can go up 1-6 the first day, going from level 19 to 20 took me 6 hours, and my friend who plays one long night a week for 6 months has a level 55 character. At level 1 you can make a couple of silver an hour(1 gold = 100 silver)
At level 20 I make 50 silver an hour, but im playing not farming. I imagine if a tried hard I could quadruple that, say 2 gold an hour.
Getting to level 60 like these guys takes hours and hours.
1 gold is more than a 10 level character can spend (outside of auctions) to equip with all 'good' stuff. Prices get high (available in auctions)on rare or epic magical items, but you still would have a hard time spending 10 gold.
At normal playing levels, gold is an impossible good deal - 10 cents and hour work, these guys make it seem more like 6 bucks (10-20 cents per gold). Neither is a living wage in San Francisco, but man for me, low level, playing for fun one dollar for 10 hours worth of earned gold sounds like an awesome deal.