Now before I start, I am in no way gonna tell how to do this but I could at least give a hint on how to do this method. The reason for this is clearly this would inflate the galleon value by a ton, and I wanna take advantage of this for as long as I can whenever I’m able to play the game.
Hint: It involves using treasure charts.
People who checked out this thread is probably asking for proof regarding the topic and in fact, I do which I would show later. I’ve tested this out a two days ago:
Now I didn’t have proof to share about this at the time since I was just testing. I managed to finally have time again for the rest of the day to test it the second time, and of course this time I’ll be taking proof to share with the readers.
Starting Time And Galleon Earned Stat
(Galleon earned stat was taken a few seconds later since I initially took a pic of my galleons but changed it into galleon stat, the reason being that people might say that I actually traded some galleons in.)
If you look at the data I’ve shared, in four hours I managed to gain:
514,437
For context to support the legitimacy of this data, galleon earned stat can only be increased whenever you gained galleons from chests/sealed chests/dark sealed chests and selling from NPC shops.
Before I started, I already sold all the junk accessories/shirt/pants/weapons/items (Not including bottles), looted jewels, rare gems, crafted agate/malachite/variscite/kyanite, and food except for green apples (I use green apples as my main source of hunger). Of course, those are also the same things I sold after the four hour period.
For clarification, I’ve only done this twice in total and the first one sadly doesn’t have proof to be shared but I managed to obtain 506,211. There’s a small difference over the two data so I’m assuming this is enough to conclude that it is indeed possible to gain ~500K galleons in 4 hours without trading.
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. If you managed to find out how to do the method, I highly urge you to keep it to yourself or share it with someone you know that doesn’t spill the beans.
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