Shoretrooper for crystals?

yes, i have been doing up to the 400 crystal refresh for the past few days and I have seen it a few times.

Dont waste your crystal. Just farm him on the hard node slowly

400 crystal refresh?

"vincentlondon;c-1497766" wrote:
Dont waste your crystal. Just farm him on the hard node slowly

Cool for you.

I need 30 more and I'm trying to speed it up.

Goose and gander don't fall in line.

"Crumbum;c-1497750" wrote:
yes, i have been doing up to the 400 crystal refresh for the past few days and I have seen it a few times.

Thanks I'll just keep an eye out.

"vincentlondon;c-1497766" wrote:
Dont waste your crystal. Just farm him on the hard node slowly

^this for no other reason than tie reaper is worth the pain

If you don't care about his ship (which you should, it's amazing), buy him with crystals.

If you want both him and his ship, refresh his node over and over.

You'll need to choose what path you take. Lol nevermind, I thought OP had a different question, but the advise is still open for anyone.

Don't use shipment if u have plan to farm the reaper. I buy last 30 shards of shore in shipment, but i forget i still have reaper to farm. Now all shore shards from farm reaper goes to shard shop. What a waste of crystal.. if only i'm more careful n patient :confused:

If you want to finish him quickly, I say spend the crystals and keep farming the node anyway for the Reaper shards.

You'll keep getting Shoretrooper shards that can be converted to Shard Shop Currency for gear so it's not a complete waste of crystals to get him done quickly. You'll be happier to have him done, and a person's enjoyment does factor into this game, believe it or not!

"RacerDejak;c-1497979" wrote:
Don't use shipment if u have plan to farm the reaper. I buy last 30 shards of shore in shipment, but i forget i still have reaper to farm. Now all shore shards from farm reaper goes to shard shop. What a waste of crystal.. if only i'm more careful n patient :confused:

Yeah.... good for the future, sucks for us old guys.