*WARNING* This is insanely difficult. OK, so you want free nobs. As you know nobs are either bought, gained through quests, or some other way. This guide focuses on the quest portion. As we know, quests give nobs, extra gold and xtls on a fixed rate. HOWEVER, you can manipulate this rate to your favor. If you're reading this and you're a noob to KaW, then you're in luck. Do you remember when you first started playing? Well the game actually compensates for your begining journey. The game actually runs on a certain formula. Something like this: Player stats > or = to set game limit = drop percentage lowers. Player stats < or = to set game limit = drop percentage raises. Bonus gold increases by 20%, bonus xtrls increase by 15%, and bonus nobs increase by 10%. These are the drops after you complete and only complete the quest. All but nobs. Nobs keep this persentage no matter what. Don't get it? Let me explain. Say your stats are 200k combined andyou haven't done any quests. Go play them and you'll finish pretty early. Notice quests have different difficulty levels based on your stats. In fact they follow a similar fomula. This formula can also be manipulated based on difficulty. Now the trick is to combine these hidden formulas. Example: your stats are 100k combined. You played through quests and reached the Extremely Difficult quests. Your low stats, combined with the difficulty, give you a huge bonus for extra nob drops. You can also gain free nobs by resetting, growing and playing through the game again. The best way to do it, or how I did, was complete already completed quests and got them that way. Q: Why reset? There's no bonuses anymore and I'm already a high level. A: You don't have to. It's just one way to get the nobs. Q: I'd rather play unfinished quests then waste time doing them again. A: Playing already completed quests are more efficient at giving nobs than new ones. There's another fomula for this but haven't figured it out yet. But I think its like this: ( quest victory > set limit = nob drop ) I don't know if this is right but I think it is. It has worked for me. Q: Why should I listen to you? A: Believe it or not, I've played KaW for over a year and don't just hit buttons. I actually study the gameflow. I've been through 3 resets and gained enough nobs to buy pro. I actually played without a clan until I was 100k cs and had plenty of time toplay through quests. This isn't a hack or anything. It's a surefire way of gaining nobs without spending money. But you will have to dedicate a LOT of TIME to get them. Even if you utilize the hidden formulas to your advantage, you'll still spend a lot of time. I'm bored now. If you have any questions just post and I'll reply or edit my post. There's a few other things I have to mention but I'll leave you to figure them out.
Let me just point out one flaw... Time. Whats it worth to you? Grind quest for hours or drop a dollar in the ATA collection plate .. time is money friend
Um... Completing a quest doesn't give nob drops anymore, though you could still get the random nob drops.
1: The devs haven't gotten rid of this feature just yet. If they did then it would've been impossible for me to gain 4 nobs within the last month. 2: Certain quests Do give you bonuses. However, all quests are eligible to give bonuses. Notice on Toasts guide, he shows that the quest Stealing From a Thief gives no bonuses. If this was true, then how could I get bonus gold from it? On top of that, I gained my final nob from it. I'm not saying his guide is wrong. I'm just pointing out a fact or two. As for devs getting rid of the drops, I'm not sure. But to my knowledge, its still on. 3: The question is indeed time. But there are people like me who wouldn't spend money on something free. *shrug* But to each their own.
There are so many blood guides out there for things just like this....but no one really wants to spend time on it when they can go buy some for a few bucks. Save up your change and buy an iTunes gift card. Its really not that hard.
So when nob farming, it is best to do the extremely difficult rather than the first quest? I think the lowest quests use less troops than the minimum...and you're always successful.