Getting to be this flush with goods is not something that is going to happen overnight. I think I’ve figured it out though.įirst and foremost, realize that this is over a year’s worth of efforts. For a while I didn’t really understand how I had become the trading powerhouse that I am now, so I had to sit down and consider it. As we all know, one of the most important things to being a good guild mate, is to be helpful where you’re able. To this day I am known as the hoarder in my guild, but it has proven to be very useful for helping my guild mates out. What started out as wanting to be self-sufficient turned into me wanting to hoard goods.
It made it very easy for me to be self-sufficient. So goods weren’t quite as valuable, and no one was building ahead-of-age GBs. When I started, this wasn’t the worst idea since GE didn’t exist yet, and at that time GvG wasn’t on the radar for the guild.
Starting in the game, I knew nothing and had even less, but I was determined to be entirely self-sufficient. There are likely many ways to go about this, but for this I can only speak from my own experience. When it comes to that, you’re aiming to be a Quartermaster. To actually master them to be able to supply others in your guild with goods, sell them, or farm them for GvG… that’s a whole other level of mastery. You really need to learn some solid resource management to make it work smoothly, and even then you might hit some hiccups. Make no mistake, it’s not easy to master goods just to keep yourself going on a personal level. That’s a lot of uses! Enough so that there is a way to trade FPs for goods, so that you can do more stuff, easier.
After all, you need them for GE (both to unlock levels and to possibly negotiate with), you need them for your tech tree, you need them for quests, you might need them for the continent map, your guild might need them for GvG, and you’ll need them to put up Great Buildings. Ah goods, the item type in this game that tends to be the most lucrative.
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