First see the size of the number
1 GB = 100,000,000 coins. For someone farming 10 M per hour that's 10 hours. For someone farming 25 M per hour, 4 hours. What makes the difference is not how many hours you play but which area you stand in.
The table below comes from the farm data on the site. The numbers are gross: fixed coin income, junk item income and the expected value of drops added together. Pot cost, party split and level penalty are not deducted — those depend on your situation.
The 10 highest-earning areas
| Area | Hourly gross | In GB | Per 1 GB | Pot cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eslant - Paramun | 25.9 M | 0.26 GB | 3.9 h | Low |
| Eslant - Dark Knight | 20.1 M | 0.20 GB | 5.0 h | High |
| Eslant - Giant Golem | 19.4 M | 0.19 GB | 5.2 h | High |
| CZ - Evil Wizard | 14.3 M | 0.14 GB | 7.0 h | Very high |
| Eslant - Raven Harpy | 14.0 M | 0.14 GB | 7.1 h | High |
| Eslant - Harpy Troll Berserker / Captain | 14.0 M | 0.14 GB | 7.1 h | Medium |
| Delos - Flame Rock / Hell Abyss Manticore | 12.3 M | 0.12 GB | 8.2 h | High |
| CZ - Balrog | 11.8 M | 0.12 GB | 8.5 h | Very high |
| Lufer - Manticore | 11.6 M | 0.12 GB | 8.6 h | Low |
| Eslant - Dark Stone | 11.5 M | 0.12 GB | 8.7 h | Very high |
The pot cost column matters: Paramun is both the highest earner and low on pot cost, which is why it tops the list. In areas marked Very high, net income drops well below gross.
Gross and net are not the same
The number in the table is gross. What stays in your hand comes after three things are taken out: the pots you burn, how many people are in your party, and the level penalty.
The level penalty is the sneakiest. If your character level is far above the monster's, the monster stops dropping coins and boxes — you farm for hours and the income comes out zero. The Farm Calculator asks your level and takes this into account.
If you farm in a party, income is split by the number of people. With two people the time for 1 GB doubles; in return you kill faster and pot cost drops. Using the tool gives a more accurate result than working it out on paper.
Setup for 1 GB a day
- Pick the highest-income area that fits your character level — don't stand where you'd get the level penalty.
- Account for pot cost. An area with low pot cost can leave more net even if its gross is a bit lower.
- Enter your own level and party situation in the Farm Calculator, see the net hourly income.
- Divide the net income by 100 M, find how many hours a day it takes.
- If the time feels long, change area; raise your hourly income instead of the hours you play.
How many TRY is the GB you farmed worth today?
Things that raise your income
- Premium. The coin and drop multiplier pulls hourly income straight up; measure whether it pays for itself with the Premium Payback tool.
- The right level range. Staying close to the monster's level removes the penalty.
- Picking up junk items. Part of the income in the table comes from junk sold to the NPC; leave it on the ground and you've left that money.
- Event hours. In hours with increased drops and coins, the same time brings more.
- The Aset period. When the Aset list changes, the market price of some drops rises and the same area earns more.
Keep your expectations realistic
- The times in the table assume uninterrupted farming. Death, returning, buying pots and waiting for monsters are not counted.
- Finding a slot at busy hours is hard; waiting for an empty slot lowers hourly income.
- Drops are down to luck. Over a short run you'll see results that don't match the table; the numbers settle over the long run.
- The highest-income area usually needs the highest level. With a new character the areas at the top of the list aren't reachable.