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<blockquote data-quote="Sulps" data-source="post: 24210" data-attributes="member: 7">Almost all of your tips are what I&#039;ve always used. And there are some, like businesses, that I&#039;ve thought of but which are too much of a hassle to use. It&#039;s good that you introduce different styles for goldpot hunting, because over the years, the methods have become more diverse. So there&#039;s next to nothing I disagree with.For teleports, I use the geographically closest teleport around 90% of the time. The closer the teleport is, the faster the hunting. That&#039;s why I maintain a goldpot map and a teleport map for myself. I only switch to a more distant teleport if I see other hunters find the goldpot faster from there.Regarding /lv, I don&#039;t think of it as a painful or useless teleport. Even after the addition of /drift9 and /drift8, /lv is the fastest teleport for quite a few goldpots. The remedy for the vehicles and trees etc is the following: before a new goldpot appears, I go to /lv and drive straight ahead to the Strip (the wide road). It&#039;s the perfect spot for waiting for the next goldpot to spawn - in 2011/12 all goldpot hunters did this.That /l spot near Montgomery is a new idea to me. Since Red county has always had relatively few goldpots, I&#039;ve never thought of placing my /l there. But now that Dillimore and especially Montgomery is packed with goldpots, I should consider this location.But in general, I&#039;m not very active on the server any more and there&#039;s little competition for goldpots. So I haven&#039;t put much effort into finding new strategies.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sulps, post: 24210, member: 7"] Almost all of your tips are what I've always used. And there are some, like businesses, that I've thought of but which are too much of a hassle to use. It's good that you introduce different styles for goldpot hunting, because over the years, the methods have become more diverse. So there's next to nothing I disagree with. For teleports, I use the geographically closest teleport around 90% of the time. The closer the teleport is, the faster the hunting. That's why I maintain a goldpot map and a teleport map for myself. I only switch to a more distant teleport if I see other hunters find the goldpot faster from there. Regarding /lv, I don't think of it as a painful or useless teleport. Even after the addition of /drift9 and /drift8, /lv is the fastest teleport for quite a few goldpots. The remedy for the vehicles and trees etc is the following: before a new goldpot appears, I go to /lv and drive straight ahead to the Strip (the wide road). It's the perfect spot for waiting for the next goldpot to spawn - in 2011/12 all goldpot hunters did this. That /l spot near Montgomery is a new idea to me. Since Red county has always had relatively few goldpots, I've never thought of placing my /l there. But now that Dillimore and especially Montgomery is packed with goldpots, I should consider this location. But in general, I'm not very active on the server any more and there's little competition for goldpots. So I haven't put much effort into finding new strategies. [/QUOTE]

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