Getting BPs is going to be the hardest, so it’s best to have an idea for what your return-on-investment (ROI) will be as you work to get them. This is big, because it means if you power level Arc first, then when you power level any other GB you will get a huge surplus of BPs as you hunt, which are the most lucrative item in the power leveling scheme. If you’re unfamiliar, Arc is a Future Era GB that donates a lot of goods to your guild’s treasury, and it will multiply the rewards you receive back from donating to GBs. Typically though, a player goes for Arc first when power leveling because of what Arc does. Now, you can power level any GB, and you’ll do it roughly the same way each time (though the exact math will change), and you can pick any GB you want to be the first one you power level. It’s going to take a lot of time, dedication, and FPs to make this happen, and the preparation will be key so that you don’t have to spend diamonds to do it. This may sound disheartening but it is an incredibly useful GB that can eliminate your need for goods buildings entirely.Power leveling a Great Building is no small feat, and before you start any power leveling, be sure you’re ready for it. It will not boost DCs nor the settlement rewards. It will not boost any of the event currencies nor will it boost any of the stage rewards during an event. CF works on Goods, Coins, Supplies, Medals and Diamonds only. BPs, diamonds, goods, and FP give the same quantity regardless of era. This shows the random rewards base amount: coins, supplies and medals base amount change based on eras. That amount would have been 5 with no CF.
Story quests can give different amounts than the recurring quests so we'd need to look at your RQ amount of 9 and we can see that it is working. 5 is the standard goods random reward amount. Razorback typically gives great advice however disconnecting CF won't show a difference, I just tried it.ĭisconnecting CF after you've completed a quest but before you accept the rewards will show it.
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