How fast can you retire?

[Cepeshi]

Heehee, is a year on one gen taking enough time  My main is level 28 now, so close to looming I can almost taste it.

well, lvl 31 you need same xp you needed 1-30, so not that close  on lvl 28, you still need like 5+ million XP.

[Mogh]

Goddammitsomuch

[Cepeshi]

Yeah, it is round 8.7M for retire iirc.

[agweber]

I've been playing for about two months and I just retired for the first time. 1-30 was a ton of fun learning the game, but it seemed like it took forever. Once I hit 30, I started trying to play more and power through it and did it in about half the time as it took for me to 1-30, but it was not as much fun. I think this is so because I was too focused on the financial side of the game and wasn't just playing for fun. That's what really matters right?

[oprah_winfrey]

Level 30 is where the fun begins IMO. You finally have your finished build. Levels 20ish-29 (specifically 20-27ish) are the worst, since you aren't a peasant and expecting to die, but you are low enough that you can't compete at your maximum level. This is even worse for archers and agi builds. Not really as bad if you are just a str build though.

edit: although the last 500k-1mil is pretty terrible. So close and yet so far!

[Braeden]

Normally? About a month, more if alts distract me (Spoiler: they do).

When I get to be in 3 strat sieges a day? Twice a week.

[Mogh]

Yup, I gotta get into strat. I keep getting distracted by alts as well... "ooh that might be a fun build" (play for a month) "well, maybe this will be fun too!" (play for another month) etc etc 

[Mr_Oujamaflip]

I'd probably retire every 2-3 months, but I quit retiring because I can't be bothered with peasanting.

[Mogh]

Sometimes it's fun. Pitchfork or thrown rock kills can be pretty satisfying.