Since there is now an obscenely expensive jutsu that allows you to choose what monster you summon, I figured we could avoid the expense and still get the benefits.
The way to do it? Sabotage.
Since we can pick and choose what to sabotage, and a monster is given summoning priority if you don't have it's upgrade, we can sabotage each other's upgrades and let them collapse to get a 100% summon rate on the monster we want to summon.
Sabotage does 20,000 to 40,000 damage, plus 20,000 for each previous sabotage that day, so we could establish a circle of say... 5 villages, which does a minimum of 200,000 damage to an upgrade. This would essentially cut the auto-summoning cost from 1000 stamina + DG Cell, down to 200/120 for a 5 village attack circle.
It would take 13 days for a Major Kaiju upgrade to break down from 200,000 initial damage, including the 3 day wait for it to become red damage. For a regular Kaiju upgrade, it takes 20 days. The additional wait time is a small hiccup in the operation, but different upgrades can be targeted in the meantime, making the process smoother once it gets going.
Let me know if anything sounds off or if I didn't explain this right.
Now that the explanation is done, who's interested in setting this up?
The way to do it? Sabotage.
Since we can pick and choose what to sabotage, and a monster is given summoning priority if you don't have it's upgrade, we can sabotage each other's upgrades and let them collapse to get a 100% summon rate on the monster we want to summon.
Sabotage does 20,000 to 40,000 damage, plus 20,000 for each previous sabotage that day, so we could establish a circle of say... 5 villages, which does a minimum of 200,000 damage to an upgrade. This would essentially cut the auto-summoning cost from 1000 stamina + DG Cell, down to 200/120 for a 5 village attack circle.
It would take 13 days for a Major Kaiju upgrade to break down from 200,000 initial damage, including the 3 day wait for it to become red damage. For a regular Kaiju upgrade, it takes 20 days. The additional wait time is a small hiccup in the operation, but different upgrades can be targeted in the meantime, making the process smoother once it gets going.
Let me know if anything sounds off or if I didn't explain this right.
Now that the explanation is done, who's interested in setting this up?