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So do it like this: New game, run your fresh toon throught the Crucible and get the 5 Devotion points. Then, completely forget about Crucible till you are powerful enough to beat Ultimate. Once you reach that level, blow through the Crucible on the highest difficulties to farm for Leg's.
Ultimate can be quite challenging without decent gear. Thus, you'd want legendary farming in crucible.
Playing crucible at low-level or before clearing epic can result over-levelling. It is bad because killing under-leveled mob gives diminishing return. For example, there is barely any reason to play in epic at around lv80.
You are too weak to complete crucible. The main reason to play crucible is to reach wave 150 and get legendaries--unless you enjoy mundane mob slaying. But this can't be done reliably without decent build. So your build needs to be in decent shape.
Later you might play crucible for further legendary farming and fast-leveling from die farming.
Having fun from crucible is upto you.
It is like you said. It is painfully boring but you will get some levels and 5~10 easy devotions. However, once you start crucible farming getting 30 devotion point is easy. And your build won't need 50 devotion to complete normal crucible. So, I usually skip early level crucible entirely.
Play to wave 10 and stop. That'll yield 3 tributes which you can trade in for one devotion point at one of the NPCs on the left. Repeat 4 more times.
The cost of the points goes up based on how many you have, so it's best to do this before obtaining any shrines. I personally get 10-20 points before diving into the campaign. It makes act 1 normal kinda boring, but everything catches up after that, and you'll have 50 devotion pretty early on.
Also, I dive in to the Crucible after completing each difficulty for as many waves as I can to simply switch up my gameplay and keep it interesting as well as update some old gear pieces. There's nothing stopping you from entering the Crucible any time you get bored of the campaign.
Edit: also, I always play crucible on multiplayer so I can increase the gear rewards and potentially see some cool other builds too.