Prior to aging up, it is important to make sure that you are in a good place in your story line to take advantage of any "camping" options the next age may have.
Progressing too far on the map can lead to problems, in that it can remove the ability to access recurring quests. When aging up, it is important that your progress on the continent map is sufficient enough that you have boosted goods from that age, or that you can easily reach them. These involve map progress, quest progress, building age, forge point storage, and the availability of goods. There are few considerations that need to be considered before aging up to prevent being in an awkward position. To do that you need to be prepared and choose your timing.
Do these things and you'll be on your way to becoming an FoE Jedi.It is very important when you age up to do so with momentum. If you don't have a lvl 80 arc they why is your CF so high? Nothing else Should matter but getting there. If your guild 1.9s arent moving quickly, find a better guild, if you dont have a minimum of 10k fps banked get to sniping a lvl 80 arc isnt worth much if you dont use it. seriously though if you have issues with coins it's time to reevaluate your game and figure out what you are doing wrong aging up too quickly would be my bet.Ģ lane roads are a waste of space have as little as possible, I'm talking 4 sections of road tops. If you are having issues with coins then theres no hope for you 🤣. In that case get HC push it to lvl 58, no higher. If your coin and supply stocks aren't that big then you are aging up too quickly. If you have the coin/supply stocks to hit a UBQ on each loop, even better. Lvl 80 Arc+ decent fp bank(10k but bigger is better)+lvl 60 CF+ active guild 1.9 thread x as many FP quests as you can cycle through picking up guild 1.9 locks= A metric 💩 ton of quests that cost you nothing and take up no additional space. You Shouldn't have any goods or and non-event production buildings in your city in PE. You shouldn't be doing any production quests in PE.
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