Hi, I am level 3142, and I am going to be the first to get a grade 100 gem.
How did I get specs obscenely high? Well, thanks to this dude over here...
One important thing to note is how to create dual gems. Adding two grade one's them spamming U is losing about 33% special power.
Optimal creation is a G1 of both, combine, make a G2 of each, add one pure to each dual, combine the G3s, duplicate, and repeat with pure G4s, duplicate the 6, etc.
here is the difference at g34: Regular creation: http://prntscr.com/3dgs2c
Special Mix: http://prntscr.com/3dgs6k
Note that the hit count is the same, and the cost to duplicate is the same. This is a difference of 32.9%, and this difference keeps rising at higher levels. It's only a 16% difference at grade 6. It takes a decent amount of time, but it is worth it at ultimate grades (45+).
I now have huge specs. It takes me about 20-30 seconds real life time to get +1 grade. So a minute before +2(needed if want extra specs). I estimate my specs to be about 80% higher than normal, at least blood is.
PS- Level 46 amps got the spec treatment too, they are wicked.
I am going to end my endurance on G80 Sorry for those who want to see a gem close to G100.
I don't really want to upgrade my gem to G100 since this idea is not by me; it is by someone who is a pro on GC0.
It is a long run that go overs 54 hours,maybe in the future if i have time, I will try to upgrade my gem to a higher level. Bye all, gonna "fight" for my G80 YRB Gem now.
the exp rate grows exponentially its very frustrating, at the rate it increases i doubt its possible to reach the level cap in the game by legitimate means.
I got to around wave 700 on looming with a lvl 70 kill gem that wasn't optimized. I'd hope level 80 and optimized would be enough if combined with a little permafreeze and WoE spam.
The thing of it is, though, permafreeze can't really happen without some serious effort anymore because Prism Cascade doesn't reduce spell/shrine charge times anymore.
Probably just combine the two resulting dual gems together.
Anywho, for those still not understanding:
1. Create two different grade 1 gems, each with a different special. 2. Duplicate, NOT UPGRADE (very important!), the dual gem that results. 3. From the grade of the dual gems upwards, make pure gems of rising grade until you're 2 grades below the desired grade. Separate the pure gems into two columns, one above each dual, and ensure that each column only contains one of the two specials in the dual gems. 4. Combine the dual gems with the gems above them, then combine the results with the gems above them, etc, until you have two gems. The upgrade cost should still be normal. If it isn't, you messed this step up. 5. Combine the two resulting dual gems together. 6. ??? 7. PROFIT (also enjoy your awesome new gem)
You'll see that I mix in straight black/orange to the quad gem to level it up passed grade 4, however somewhere around grade 40 the red drops off, so you'll need to mix in a little more red at some point.
Has anyone got passed 80 (without exploiting bugs, of course)? I am just about to hit 80 myself.
It is taking ~90 minutes for each upgrade, and that's growing little by little. Not sure how much more patience I'm gonna have, but I definitely can't see getting to 100 since even if it maintains 90 minutes per upgrade, I will need to let the game run for 30 hours from this point.
Once I get up a few more levels, I should be able to start manafarming.
Then maybe I can head for a grade 100 gem...with all specials. :3
An ideal prismatic in this game has the following setup:
Grade 1 Red
Grade 1 Yellow
Grade 1 Orange
Grade 1 Green
Grade 1 Cyan
Grade 1 Purple
Grade 1 Blue
Grade 1 White
Grade 3 Black
The grade 3 black is to combine with the grade 3 gem that results from combining the other eight gems. The upgrade cost remains the same.
I've always wanted to see how well a gem like that would work. Maybe we'll see soon enough...