How do you earn spina in toram??

Even after this long the one thing i see players (mostly new ones including myself) struggle with is earning spina. So i'd like to ask for help regarding this. Hopefully any other player struggling with the same issue will find this helpful

 

buy cheap,sell expensive.

this applies to event items,gem runs,high atk weapons,NC,xtals,apps,dyes,etc,etc...just camp at the board and look for those. (registered > price for cheap filter)

either you scam them with price(legally,like a smart businessman) or they scam you back in multiple disturbing ways.

welcome to business simulator online.

stay safe,avoid getting scammed.

 

There are many ways, if you scour this thread there are already numerous threads and advice for newbies on earning spina. If I were you, I would get a halberd character, get the equipments needed to have 100% critical rate, and level it up to the point that you could 1 shot finpen or high hp mobs. If you don't have a guild or friends to help you with leveling on bosses you can take the quest at garden of beginning and use dive impact to farm finpens efficiently, you can sell the drops and be able to get 13-15m~ exp after killing 5k finpens. Keep repeating that quest to level up. Once my halberd is around lvl 150-160~ I'll max my luk stat at 255 and put the rest on str to maximize drop rate. Having a luk halberd character enables you to farm high hp mobs and sell their drops which are at a higher price than the drops from low hp mobs farmed by storm farmers. This, in my opinion, is the best and quickest method for newbies to earn spina, since getting the necessary equips for luk halberd is cheap, and lvling it is easy because of the dive impact and the quest at garden of beginning.

You could easily get 1 to 2m spina a day just by farming mobs using a luk halberd, the metal materials from bubble angel sells for 10k per stack and sells fast, along with summer shells, and I heard wood is getting very expensive nowadays because of summer event, because statters need lots of wood to stat.

 

Play like a true businessman, buy ns item, then buy refine +S service, buy some piercers and prime, then add xtall, sell it for double the price which you will decrease the price by 1M everyday if the item haven't been sold yet.
For full revenue, craft yourself, refined it to +S, get piercer prime, and then get the xtall through gemrun.
I do this except for the first 2 steps, man i suck at refining xD

Ps : for this step. You need money to make money.

 

Earning money earlier on in the game is quite hard. I remember when I started I sold N.wood & B.nuts, nectar, and other mats that sold very low. So don’t be too discouraged.

A Halberd or a Mage with luck is usually used. Halberd 255 Str and then the rest in luck. Mage either 120ish int or full int and then the rest in luck.

You can also do research by using CB by pulling up the general category of an item. Like say you want to farm med mats. On CB, click the med category and let it pull up what people are selling all together in that category. You can then see what is selling and what it is selling for. Then just reverse search the mat on Coryn Club for the mob. Then go and farm. I do this method often when I get bored or stuck on what to farm.

 

Level up by farming boss/miniboss close to ur lvl, farm events/weekly boosted boss, have a mindset of farming the gears you need and not buying gears you need and spina might come automatically. It might not as fast as instant spina but you will learn to enjoy the game by working up your progress little by little. It will also teach you the role you pick, the weapon you chose if its the right playstyle for you, teach you gears and skills you need and dont rely on others for your plans.
There are many things in game spina cant buy. If you'll discover it, you might enjoy playing the game more.

 

Pretty sure spina can get you everything besides shop stuff.

 

What happened to farming mino skins? I heard it was quite popular not that long ago.

 

Yes it sure will. But the more you rely on spina the more you will be stressed and consider breaking TOS. Days, months, years will passed and youll find yourself farming just 2-3 grinds. But the experience farming different bosses or exploring the game can give you ideas on how you will plan your character as it progresses. Maybe the most important part of it is that you will grow with your character. Sometimes it will save you a lot of spina in the long run you will not remaking over and over again. Everything in game may look temporary with all the rebalancing, adding of skills, community ideas/opinions. If you dont have your own ideas based on your actual experience playing, youll find yourself always resetting, always remaking, always changing roles, ALWAYS NEED SPINA. You will dance to whatever beat the community or game changes will play. Youre playing for years yet youre always at stage 1

 

Thats true. What I think you are basically saying is that unless you make and build characters based on your knowledge and experience, you won't be able to make a character that fits your own unique playstyle and you would constantly be forced to copy and rely on other people for their ideas, thus constantly changing builds as the game evolves and spending loads of spina doing so.

 

Sell ur body *^*/

 

sell stats, stock up whatever is in demand when it's cheap to sell later. gotta love how market is still oversaturated from the modding spree. You're probably better off investing in short term deals until you got a really large pool of spina. (buy andeg at 350k one week before anniv, sell at 500k during anniv. wont have explosive profit like how usami went from 1.5m right up to 12m but that takes much longer.) The more you can circulate your money around, the faster it grows. Make sure it compounds weekly, not just "in 6 months" because if you just invest 15m in usami and wait 6 months for it to increase to 120m, you definitely can do much more investing in smaller things and pulling smaller profits many times during the period.

An example would be buying neo maton sword during mod period at ~700k/ea. 15m gets you 21 of them.. one week after modding got banned it rose up to 1.8m. sell there and you get ~38m back. Invest that before anniv on andeg and get 110 stks. Sell during anniv and get 55m back. Over the period of like 1 month you've already grown your money by 40m. Now imagine what you can turn that 55m into after 1 month....

 

Kinda plus perhaps the competitive nature with many plays a factor as well. When hype with new skills/build is trending, many tends to jump on the bandwagon immediately that requires spina. But on a PVE game i think it's better to compete with yourself on improving you chosen role/weapon of choice than to compete what others have.

 

too many demands,too many bots,too little time,too much farming.

it sucks,like nc.

never farm anything that is infested by bots (cause they do it better and cheaper than you)

 

ah i see. Toram really needs to find a solution for these bots

 

Buy event junk (summer shells) low, sell high (after they are scarce)

 

They did, the leveling system is use to reduce the dependency on the NC, but ppl still too lazy to leveling.

Limit the gift can send per days to 100 and change the Gift limit to 1000 per account.

Increase few area that high level character to farm material, so there won’t be low level BOT.

Recently they also working hard on ban the BOT. somehow there still lot of ppl keep blaming blaming blaming blaming nonsense stop but STILL don’t want to leave the game.

 

im not sure if people are exactly against leveling up. The whole purpose of the game for some may be to level up and get stronger. So i guess there might be some people whose character's arent strong enough to fight against high level bosses (in the MQ and mini bosses later on to level) and whose characters arent built right to accommodate efficient farming for sub quests like the one that needs NC. But that said, it's true that there are players who are downright greedy and lazy (like the ones that beg for spina).

 

I actually find it funny that most of the people blatantly begging in towns are those that are actually too rich to care, the next batch are those that just want to take your equipment and sell them, cuz the real newbies are too busy learning about the game and making ends meet

 

Too true.