How much money would 1000 GE represent actually
Look it up in the game, click on GE and see what they want for it.
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That’s less than I thought
But I still won’t buy anything for now
25,000 GE costs US$114, or $0.0456 each.
So 1000 GE = $4.56
If you buy less than 25k GE then you get hit with the poor tax and they cost more, as noted above.
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Poor tax is real 😔
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Another way of getting SL is the “Anti-mech” order in air battles - for 10k SL “stake” you stand to get 500k SL by killing the most ground units in an air game.
And you get 5 lives to do it up to 10 times for that 500k SL reward.
I get to the max about 1/3 the time in AAB, but you get a minimum of 50k SL just by achieving that once - and then another 50k for each additional time so it’s pretty easy to get 150-200-250k
In combination with:
…is an indicator that you progressed too fast.
But this is fully intended by gaijin as their goal is that you spend money to progress, and not time. In theory the experience you gained whilst playing the game should be in sync with your research progress, but gaijin allows way too fast progress at lower ranks to keep you attached.
Most more experienced players have an RP problem and not an SL problem as Air RB is no rocket science.
Switching from AB to RB has usually the additional downside that a lot of these players have not accumulated their XP in a single slot - so they have multiple slots and none of them is maxed out to level 75, which is depending on your enemy in an isolated 1 vs 1 a clear disadvantage.
In order to progress in Air RB you have to options:
- Perform more or less useless tasks like base bombing in infinite loops
- Work at your PvP skills in order to earn SL/RP with player kills
So your question “how to gain SL efficiently” depends on your preferred way to play the game. Whilst base bombing (with a premium plane or just premium time) looks easier and faster, the option #2 requires more time but allows you to progress in a much “healthier” way.
Most of the recommendations here work with the assumption that you have the capabilities to fulfill the requirements of various orders or wagers.
What you really need is a “go-to” aircraft which fits to your playstyle, has decent SL/RP modifiers and grants you a sustained and more or less guaranteed income every time you play it - just because you are able to make it work and kill way more enemies than you get killed.