RE: Land Plot Efficiency for non-whales.
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Alrighty, here we go!
First of all, I love the cover photo! I hope Lily had a great time at the aquarium!
Don't fall into desperation just because your LPE is very low.
This message you have above is important. Not everyone is playing the same game as you.
With that said, and after rereading you post a few times, I think you have already figured it out. You fully understand what's going on. You've done the math. You've played out different scenarios. It's just a matter of how much more you are willing to invest into the land department and what you expect to get out of it.
Just understand the fact that some people got in earlier than we did so they have all these blinding Alpha GFs and there's nothing wrong with that. They held onto the cards because of their conviction and now they are being rewarded for it.
Also, other people/players devoted more time, attention, and effort into land early on and are now reaping some of the fruits of their labor.
Some guys were questioning my decisions last year why I was still buying land and land workers when I can just invest in Rebellion and play the game!
Now I can sit back and relax a bit and enjoy some passive income that I use to buy more plots AND, most recently, some Conclave Arcana cards!
In case you missed it, that post is HERE.
Don't compare with the ones up there. Do your math, have a strategy for your own possibilities and stick to it. That will allow you to grow slowly, but steadily.
Also, keep the ROI in mind. LPE doesn't include that, and it's an important part. In 10 years, when we all are legacy players, that won't matter so much anymore. But for now, it does.
I guess the real question is, what is your goal with land and what are you doing about it? 😉
That's the correct question there! And also - what are your means? It's great that you found a way to make the most out of your money with Land. My idea of doing all these land calculations is to prepare beginners or smaller land owners like me for what's waiting for them, both good and bad. And comparing myself to the LPE and DEC/h of others, well, I don't think it's a good idea. I think it's better to calculate one's personal ROI and focus on that. From using money wisely, the LPE will eventually follow.