Quick answer
Key takeaways
- A productive endgame loop begins with a target. Choose the resource, upgrade, or challenge you need, then select currently available quests that advance that goal without relying on an outdated universal farming route.
- Set a short objective for each session, such as improving one armor piece, gathering Artian materials, or completing a difficult investigation.
- Do not confuse “endgame” with only the hardest quest available. The best loop is the one that produces useful progress at your current skill level.
Progression
A productive endgame loop begins with a target. Choose the resource, upgrade, or challenge you need, then select currently available quests that advance that goal without relying on an outdated universal farming route.
The best way to approach it
Set a short objective for each session, such as improving one armor piece, gathering Artian materials, or completing a difficult investigation.
Prioritize hunts with relevant rewards and targets you can clear consistently. Reliable completion is usually better than repeatedly failing a theoretically optimal route.
Review your loot after a few runs. If the loop is not advancing your goal, change the target instead of grinding on autopilot.
A mistake to avoid
Do not confuse “endgame” with only the hardest quest available. The best loop is the one that produces useful progress at your current skill level.
FAQ
What should I farm first?
Start with the materials and upgrades that strengthen your main weapon and general armor set, then branch into specialized goals.