Silverlight Hunter/Humble Appearance

[FDru]

What do I have to capture to get this combination? The last high value target I imprisoned right in the middle of the town ended up having "Dunley Farmlands Hunter" (which is pretty annoying) so I'd rather not keep wasting time capturing targets from there that don't actually have the matching trait.

[Suzaku]

You'll want a worker (humble) from Silverlight. The bandits that can be found in Brighthaven can throw a curveball as they're originally from Farbane, but the workers there should all count as from Silverlight.

There's also plenty of workers to be found at the vineyards outside the city.

[Bobucles]

Yeah, aim for worker blood. Unfortunately they tend to have low quality, so it'll take a while to find a respectable 40-50% to make a minion.

[Tanyon]

You got this far in the game.. to Silverlight and do not know which class of enemies become what type of servants.. I guess better late than never.

[FDru]

Originally posted by Suzaku:

You'll want a worker (humble) from Silverlight. The bandits that can be found in Brighthaven can throw a curveball as they're originally from Farbane, but the workers there should all count as from Silverlight.

There's also plenty of workers to be found at the vineyards outside the city.

Okay it was a villager from brighthaven (not a bandit). And I was mistaken, cause it's actually dunley farmlands hunter. Anyway. Seems maybe brighthaven is a bad place to find servants...

Originally posted by DarthTanyon:

You got this far in the game.. to Silverlight and do not know which class of enemies become what type of servants.. I guess better late than never.

I have an idea but apparently the game has some ideas of its own.

[Ice-Nine]

I'm curious... why?

Why are you trying to get this specific combination of traits? What's the importance?

[Bobucles]

Originally posted by Ice-Nine:

I'm curious... why?

Why are you trying to get this specific combination of traits? What's the importance?

I mean, just open the mission map and click around.
Silverlight humble servants are needed for fishing, grapes, and one of the gold things? Humble servants are low supply high demand servants in general.

[Ice-Nine]

Originally posted by Bobucles:

Originally posted by Ice-Nine:

I'm curious... why?

Why are you trying to get this specific combination of traits? What's the importance?

I mean, just open the mission map and click around.
Silverlight humble servants are needed for fishing, grapes, and one of the gold things? Humble servants are low supply high demand servants in general.

Being from Silverlight gives them bonus resources yes, but Humble isn't required to do any of those things.

Trying to find the correct trait to reduce difficulty by 100 is a huge waste of your time. Difficulty is a non-issue at endgame, and even in early and mid game that time would be better spent by simply upgrading your servant's gear than trying to source a Humble servant.

The only time you should ever really even think about what kind of servant you have is if you're doing PVP and plan on using them to defend your castle. If you're just looking to send them on missions to collect materials, all that matters is where you're farming and if they have the same region bonus. And even then, the +25% bonus is pretty unimportant.

[theworld]

Originally posted by Ice-Nine:

Trying to find the correct trait to reduce difficulty by 100 is a huge waste of your time. Difficulty is a non-issue at endgame, and even in early and mid game that time would be better spent by simply upgrading your servant's gear than trying to source a Humble servant.

It's not, you're thinking about hunt how it was pre-update, where blood quality > trait.

Now, max roll 100% will give you 3.7 GS over the worst 1% roll. Correct trait gives 10 GS.

[Ice-Nine]

Originally posted by theworld:

Originally posted by Ice-Nine:

Trying to find the correct trait to reduce difficulty by 100 is a huge waste of your time. Difficulty is a non-issue at endgame, and even in early and mid game that time would be better spent by simply upgrading your servant's gear than trying to source a Humble servant.

It's not, you're thinking about hunt how it was pre-update, where blood quality > trait.

Now, max roll 100% will give you 3.7 GS over the worst 1% roll. Correct trait gives 10 GS.

Nah, even if you don't mind all your servants being 1% blood, it's still time wasted to go hunt down the correct ones. It's still a better use of time to simply upgrade their gear, since you'll be doing that anyway regardless.

Yeah, trait gives ~10 GS, but it doesn't matter at all except for about 20 minutes between tiers.

[theworld]

Originally posted by Ice-Nine:

it's still time wasted to go hunt down the correct ones

Dusk Caller solves that problem.

[Ice-Nine]

Originally posted by theworld:

Originally posted by Ice-Nine:

it's still time wasted to go hunt down the correct ones

Dusk Caller solves that problem.

If you can afford Dusk Callers then it's even more of a waste of time because you're pretty much at end game and the +100 is meaningless.

But everyone has their own goals. What's a waste of time from an optimal play strat is not a waste of time for everyone. If you want to invest the time in recapturing all your servants every time you reach a new tier to minmax an advantage that will only mean anything for a tiny slice of your play time, that's a thing for you to decide.

[Bobucles]

dusk callers are mid game, not too deep into dunsley. They're excellent tools and worth carrying at all times.

Servants need the hunting bonus from good blood. You don't need anything crazy, but 40-60% bloods have respectable hunting boosts that keep them on par with their own zones. The junk bloods will lag just a bit behind and not be good for pushing ahead in their hunts.

It's still better to fill your coffins than to spend too much time hunting down good servants. But it's worth replacing them (beware, termination deletes their inventory!) when better options show up.

[Jellyfish tree]

Just had the same thing happen to me, one of my servants I got from the bright haven market place (got 39 expertise out of them) turned out to be a dunley hunter, didn't know till I put them in the coffin. maybe I'll try only going to the grape farm.

[Jellyfish tree]

Maybe its the models rather than where they are.

[Quineloe]

Originally posted by Jellyfish tree:

Maybe its the models rather than where they are.

I captured a 48% worker in the middle of silverlight hills on the vinyards, and turns out he's from Dunley. I think I'll just give up and get a 90% soldier of whatever type for the loot bonus