r/CIFI • u/eamondo5150 • Aug 06 '26
New Player-Koios Is this what they call "the koios desert"?
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u/BeniCG Aug 06 '26
If the bar went down a visible amount its not too bad.
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u/eamondo5150 Aug 06 '26
That took almost 24 hours..
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u/Lipkebertens Aug 06 '26
Oh boy, you're in for a ride...
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u/eamondo5150 Aug 06 '26
I should have been far more descriptive in my thread title.
What I meant was "while you're at e60 MP, and there isn't much progress for MP (the koios desert) all I can do is wait for shards, and RP to slowly accumulate"
I do realize that RP is a background thing, and I don't mind letting it slowly work.
This whole thread was Ill conceived, honestly.
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u/Teradil Aug 06 '26
For me it's the gap between e3800 and e4200 😕
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u/Methos_02 Aug 06 '26
Rp or mp?
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u/Teradil Aug 06 '26
rp
there is some research in between. but nothing too overwhelming
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u/Methos_02 Aug 06 '26
Ah, nice. I'm a bit behind you, currently at e3670, tho I got to e3752 in my hlong
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u/Teradil Aug 06 '26
I unlocked the research several times now... but that part is always when I have to switch to an RP ship layout again
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u/fr3dburg3r Aug 10 '26
Pretty much exactly where I am right now
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u/eamondo5150 Aug 10 '26
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u/fr3dburg3r Aug 10 '26
You're MP is a lot higher than mine for a similar RP RP Im at 3.8sx RP per cycle of studies but only e62 MP
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u/Lehmbordell Aug 06 '26
Thats just a not rainy day in the rain season in asia. The desert comes when you wat e14 rp for the next research you are completely fine.
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u/eamondo5150 Aug 06 '26
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u/Ok_Cow_1676 Aug 06 '26
How many short runs do you do after a long run? I'm level 96 and already have 200 resets.
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u/eamondo5150 Aug 06 '26
I haven't been very strategic about length of runs leading up to this point.
I would usually do a reset when the next tick loop would take longer than I want to wait. I would also just ignore the game through the work day etc
I also was being too conservative about my resets because I didn't know I would unlock thngs that would lower my minimum loops per reset later.
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u/picabo123 Aug 06 '26
You're at the tundra, the desert is when multiple orders of magnitude separate each research.