Post by pathdoc on Oct 27, 2022 15:01:27 GMT
Disclosure: not all versions of the game have this option. However, if yours has it (go to headquarters, there should be an up-arrow icon on the portrait of each general or princess you have), this is a way in which it can be used for good instead of evil.
If your general/princess is not yet 150/10, you can go into this option and it will tell you how many more medals you would need to elevate them to maximum rank. I found this out by accident because I was thinking of short-cutting the last bit of Fatimah's health point grind because the final portion of that bar advancing to 150 was taking forever, and found she was only 7 medals away from the end. This encouraged me to push on for a little later into the evening.
It should also enable players to pace out their health and nobility grinds according to how they have them set up. In fact, I am even thinking of buying a cheap general (perhaps one of the cheap business trainers) and running him through the chain-the-beast nobility grind for a few turns to see what happens. I'd do it with my princesses, but their nobility is already maxed out. I even have the crown, so I can do it with or without that.
Any others who want to try it and report their findings are welcome to do so.
ππ³π°π΅π΄π¬πΊ, are you up for this?
If your general/princess is not yet 150/10, you can go into this option and it will tell you how many more medals you would need to elevate them to maximum rank. I found this out by accident because I was thinking of short-cutting the last bit of Fatimah's health point grind because the final portion of that bar advancing to 150 was taking forever, and found she was only 7 medals away from the end. This encouraged me to push on for a little later into the evening.
It should also enable players to pace out their health and nobility grinds according to how they have them set up. In fact, I am even thinking of buying a cheap general (perhaps one of the cheap business trainers) and running him through the chain-the-beast nobility grind for a few turns to see what happens. I'd do it with my princesses, but their nobility is already maxed out. I even have the crown, so I can do it with or without that.
Any others who want to try it and report their findings are welcome to do so.
ππ³π°π΅π΄π¬πΊ, are you up for this?
