Hey fellas, I wanted to get some opinions about how long the new raid takes. I'm not sure if it's just me and a couple people I've talked to, but in my opinion the raid takes quite a long time(understandable at higher waves) - Just finding it hard to find time to actually do the raid with a work schedule and other IRL priorities. Is the solution in my case and possible others to just run solo to wave 20 until I get the untradeables/or maybe some day find some time to group up with others? Or is there some kind of possible update to double the speed or something?(Sorry, I know this isn't really a solidified suggestion on my end)
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novel river
i agree with this sentiment, i never do the raids cause i find them too be too slow (and therefor boring) but you cant quite afk it either
onyx meteor
the game being called Idle Clans is a joke. The more content that tems add, the more active it becomes.
hollow comet
I've done the bloodmoon raid, got everything aside from pet and gem just because bit unlucky after 400+ pulls > <, quick rundown.
You can afk the raid quite easily up to wave 45 with a decent team, you start the raid with fishing and it'll then go to cooking into fighting, waves to 40 is basically not losing any food almost. Don't forget to click on fishing or you're just idle when entering.
You want to bring ranged, this is my own personal choice as I enjoy this the most and once you hit wave 45 you have to be semi active.
Reaching wave 45 takes about 1hr - 1hr 20mins if you're on good pace.
Reaching from wave 45 > 60 takes 2hrs - 2hrs 10mins if you're on good pace.
Most your points will come from 45 - 60(high roller points), just bring whatever best in slot you have, ideally of course there is a mixture of combat styles spread across the people.
For things to bring with you into the raid when you're semi-afk and if you're pushing higher levels I recommend.
Chest and Legs for melee & mage, you only equip these dependant how heavy dependant the waves are. I.E a lot of mage mobs, equip mage gear.
Other items to bring / consider are chef hat, fishing rod, cooking pan, the rest is whatever you fancy, the defensive gathering belt helps, but only recommend this on pushing score not for farming points, I personally don't bring them if am farming points.
Team size/wise, I've notice in my opinion it's not worth to go into the raid as a 3 man / 5 man, it's much less afk or atleast from my experience, not sure what causes it scaling wise, but def not as afk as 4/6.
If you go solo/duo you'll have to be somewhat active, since gathering food, I believe if I recall correctly each person counts for 15 food slots and the rng of getting hit is just more often.