smurg
2011-01-13 23:24:34
I'm not sure if this is widespread common knowledge, but I thought I'd share anyways.
I find that on any given generic world, the distribution of players of a large sample, should more or less have an average # of players at certain spots.
Thus, when I first began autoing, I would simply order the worlds by population, and choose a lowly populated world due to the chances of a player being at my spot would decrease.
But, what I've found later on is that by joining themed worlds, such a % of the population is gathered at those events, it leaves even less to cover normal monster spots or materials. So a combination of low population and a popular themed world would be the best best.
I won't explicitly say my favorite world (it shouldn't be that hard to guess), but I tend to also play on Pest Control, etc.
I haven't played legit at all besides a few quests since coming back to the game, can anyone make a generalized guess or list of mini-game themed worlds and their popularity?
I find that on any given generic world, the distribution of players of a large sample, should more or less have an average # of players at certain spots.
Thus, when I first began autoing, I would simply order the worlds by population, and choose a lowly populated world due to the chances of a player being at my spot would decrease.
But, what I've found later on is that by joining themed worlds, such a % of the population is gathered at those events, it leaves even less to cover normal monster spots or materials. So a combination of low population and a popular themed world would be the best best.
I won't explicitly say my favorite world (it shouldn't be that hard to guess), but I tend to also play on Pest Control, etc.
I haven't played legit at all besides a few quests since coming back to the game, can anyone make a generalized guess or list of mini-game themed worlds and their popularity?