Anyone found that perfect multiplier number to stop farming?

I'm at 760% and donuts are starting to build up easy. I have about 2-3 million cash at times. I started too late and don't have any house farms. I noticed at 600% it started getting easier with kem farming. I still do and have about 2700 donuts at this point. I don't have all the game premium items by far but a good amount of them. I am at the point where I can buy all the premium items in each event and don't have to bat an eye. I prob make close to 100 donuts a day. I'd say it would be at least double what I have if you don't have any house farms. I started at the last week of the monorail event about 22 months ago. Oh and collider is on 24/7

I still wonder how you can reach that high multiplier. Even if I would buy every part that adds to it (which I can't for a long time since donuts are scarce, just about 20 per day), I guess I would reach 500% (without SH) in a year or two. And I am on the game for more than three years now and have the XP collider on 24/7. Is there anything that adds to the multiplier percentage in a larger scale that I have missed so far?

I have 910% and make enough donuts to buy anything and everything

"drmartinus77;c-1629492" wrote:
I still wonder how you can reach that high multiplier. Even if I would buy every part that adds to it (which I can't for a long time since donuts are scarce, just about 20 per day), I guess I would reach 500% (without SH) in a year or two. And I am on the game for more than three years now and have the XP collider on 24/7. Is there anything that adds to the multiplier percentage in a larger scale that I have missed so far?

Do you have the beach hideaways? They will add 100% when you buy all 5 and fully upgrade them. You wont find and better deal.

Yes, I have all 5 fully upgraded. That brought me across the 300% barrier (excluding SH%). I'v built and placed all SH houses etc., and I realise that the earning goes faster, but as said, it's about 20 Donuts a day, not more, harvesting always Kwik-E-Marts every 4 hours. I always build 21, which now amounts to roughly 1.25 Mio XP plus 3-6 donuts, depending on whether there is one rollover during harvesting or two.

"drmartinus77;c-1629632" wrote:
Yes, I have all 5 fully upgraded. That brought me across the 300% barrier (excluding SH%). I'v built and placed all SH houses etc., and I realise that the earning goes faster, but as said, it's about 20 Donuts a day, not more, harvesting always Kwik-E-Marts every 4 hours. I always build 21, which now amounts to roughly 1.25 Mio XP plus 3-6 donuts, depending on whether there is one rollover during harvesting or two.

As a guide with reguards to KEM farming, whatever 4 hours income will buy is what I build, which right now is approx 100 KEMs. If I am on my game and flip every 4 hrs I can get 80-100 donuts a day

Others suggest mystery boxes. I dont know the exact rates because I dont buy them often, but if you look around here you can find more info about it.

"drmartinus77;c-1629632" wrote:
Yes, I have all 5 fully upgraded. That brought me across the 300% barrier (excluding SH%). I'v built and placed all SH houses etc., and I realise that the earning goes faster, but as said, it's about 20 Donuts a day, not more, harvesting always Kwik-E-Marts every 4 hours. I always build 21, which now amounts to roughly 1.25 Mio XP plus 3-6 donuts, depending on whether there is one rollover during harvesting or two.

I'm in your situation as well. I don't like the looks of a house farm and that sets you back a lot regarding income and in a wider aspect, donuts. I build 32 KEM's every four hours and try to spend my donuts on items that will have a multiplier but doing the whole mystery box and have a town flooded with news vans and Itch n Sctrachy billboards isn't my cup of tea either so I'll just have to grind slooowly. It takes a while but you should be able to buy at least something with a 2 % multiplier second day or so and that adds up quickly. I've gone from about 170% to over 300 % in just a couple of months.

"drmartinus77;c-1629492" wrote:
I still wonder how you can reach that high multiplier. Even if I would buy every part that adds to it (which I can't for a long time since donuts are scarce, just about 20 per day), I guess I would reach 500% (without SH) in a year or two. And I am on the game for more than three years now and have the XP collider on 24/7. Is there anything that adds to the multiplier percentage in a larger scale that I have missed so far?

personally, i got to high percentage by taking advantage of sales on % generating items. Like flag bundle during sports event. It was 7.5% for 50 donuts i think. or the knight boat just recently, i bought over 100 of those.

I stopped aggressively farming at 1300% and I stopped buying mystery boxes to raise my multiplier as well.

At 1300, I do 24 KEM's every four hours to keep a steady daily flow of donuts-- I can buy every premium item released in events/sales etc and in the lull between my donuts rebuild easily. With the rest of my cash I'm working on Cecill's "Rock and a Hard Place"-- 1M each 4 hours.

With that arrangement, my cash level isnt' moving (isn't going up but isn't going down either)- my donut level does roughly the same (goes up between premium item releases, enough to pay for everything, and then start over) -and other than the 24 KEM's (cause they're dirt cheap) there's no farming going on. It's a nice nice change from the amount of work that went into bringing the multiplier up. I couldn't imagine continuing that for months on to get to 10k % ! But - I don't really need to.

How much is enough, is a unique value to each person and city. You may be content to slow or wish to go fast; it's a choice.

Increasing multiplier was a pleasurable goal in and of itself, so farming was a means to meet that end. Frankly, farming is a PITA imho so I'd rather have a large multiplier and work very little to achieve my goals; I've stopped at 4000ish% for the moment. I also believe that the status quo won't hold forever so better off meeting my goals in the near term in case something changes.