I have just started out and decided not to use a single penny in this game. However I soon can buy an armour for my collected gems. I just have 26 gems now, but will soon have enough for the cheapest armour, its at least a minor upgrade to any income of the three: gold, souls or experience.
I think the armour that gives gold is the one to go for, but I am all ears.
I forgot to add that I buyed the big gem pack for PS4 version earlier. It was quite expensive, and I didn’t get much good from the keys I buyed. I know its a risk one take, but got very disapointed when I couldn’t link my PS4 account to my android. So I just feel I have supported this game enough.
Thanks for your reply. You have always been very helpful to me. cheers
That only works if someone actually wants to join a big guild. I did the same as @eika86 when I started out, bought a 50 gems armour that was really useful, and then saved up for the 500 one. I have no regret, and neither should s/he. We all play at our own pace.
Fair enough, plenty of top 50 guilds that aren’t “hardcore” and just play for fun …
But if that’s too difficult to look into or consider and you don’t wanna put those 50 gems towards the best armor in a months time, then that’s your choice …
I was merely pointing out the fact there are plenty of guilds churning gems that aren’t “hardcore” …
I’d go for the Dragon Armor now because gold is driving lots of things now. And no matter how you play:
If you’re getting gems at a slow pace, it’ll take a while to get to 500 gems and the extra gold you can be getting in the meantime will be helpful
If you’re getting gems at a fast pace, then you should gain back the 50 gems pretty quickly while still taking advantage of the extra gold during that time.
Go for the armor that generates extra gold.
With gold, you can open gold chests… Which contains? Gems!
You can then buy a better armor with those extra gems.
That and it really boost pvp earnings too, which is the very best way to make money, and is especially useful when starting out. Also, it helps “refund” the cost of quests and challenges, so it’s always a good idea.