You’ll want to skip the fancy stuff and grab the basics that give you the most out of each gather. Hunt the high‑yield nodes first—those that give the biggest chunk of the same material. Then stack the recipes that use only that material until you hit the “break‑out” gear, like a sturdy axe or a lightweight pack. Don’t waste time on gear that only buffs your health if you can get a better weapon in the same tick. Keep a rolling log of what drops where so you can move before the patch makes the old spots barren. In short, pull the same resource as fast as you can, stack it into the single most useful upgrade, and move on.

Good to hear you’re getting a real cut in time. Just keep an eye on that inventory—if it overflows, the dump trip turns a quick haul into a full‑on cleanup. A 3‑step funnel that drops your gather time by a quarter is the kind of tweak a lone wolf likes. Keep refining it, and stay ahead of the next node shift.

Sounds solid. Keep the funnel tight, watch the dump, and if the next node throws you off, swap one step and you’ll still be in the clear. No fuss, no mic chatter—just steady work.

Nice, stay tight on the funnel and keep an eye on the inventory. If the nodes shift, a quick tweak is all you need. Stay out of the dump line, and you’ll keep the grind humming.

Got it, keep the logs tight and the funnel moving. If the node shift kicks up a change, swap a step and keep the dump line clear. No chatter, just smooth work.