And as a second argument, it might be more pleasing for people to see how far they get instakilling, instead of resetting each 50 minutes or something. Yes, you might have to kill 50 instead of 20 monsters on higher areas, but that also gives you more gold.
There’s nothing faster than instakilling, so I would think there’s no real difference over time. I was considering that the ratio doesn’t really change. > At some point, I don’t think it’s good to keep playing even if you’re instakilling everything, like I said, when is the cost to level up heroes too high that it would be faster to just reset and start again? As in the “levels per minute” that you get is smaller than how much you would get by resetting. > As soon as it makes sense you will play until you can’t instakill anymore, which will be on even higher areas with each reset. If you’re new to the game you want to play until maybe 7 to 10 idols gained, disregarding the time it needs to get there. > That depends on how far you’ve got in terms of idols. > How soon should the game be reset anyways? When is the cost to level up heroes too high that it would be faster to just reset and start again? How soon should the game be reset anyways? When is the cost to level up heroes too high that it would be faster to just reset and start again? How many idols do you need (ignoring equipment/enchantments to make it not too complicated), until your dps is sufficient to have an advantage of 33% more gained idols instead of just being equal? > But there was a number: 33% more idols. I also understand that, when playing for a few hours, it doesn’t make a difference if I instakill to area 80 on the third campaign’s freeplay, then reset and repeat, or to area 140 in the first, then reset and repeat. I understand that time is the factor here.
> First campaign Zone 140 : 30 idols / 1h15 > Third campaign Zone 80 : 20 idols / 45 mn > Zone 80 third campaign and Zone 140 first campaign, nearly equal 25 idols / hour
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