It will take 160 days of natural labor generation if you only use your labor points to that one proficiency. Getting 230,000 proficiency points in a single proficiency will take a lot of time. What this means is that you can only have two harvesting proficiencies, three crafting proficiencies, and 2 special proficiencies at maximum rank, with each requiring 230,000 experience points.
You might have noticed the “Proficiency Category Limits” near the bottom of the page. These are harvesting, crafting, and special. Proficiencies are also separated into three types. If you do not do that you no longer advance in that rank, which may be what you want for certain professions as you cannot rank every profession to famed status. This is the total number of proficiencies that you can rank up, but don’t worry, you can increase this number.īecause of this, it is important to remember that when you reach the proficiency required to advance to the next rank you need to manually accept the rank increase. In the bottom left corner is also a counter labeled “Specializations Used”. This number indicates the max number of proficiencies that you can have at this rank. If you look at the Rank Detail window again you will see that next to the rank name is a number in a parathesis. There is a limit to how many proficiencies you can advance beyond amateur rank and also a limit on how many proficiencies you can rank all the way up to Famed. Because of this, focusing on a single or few vocations can also help with leveling your character level.Īnother interesting thing about the ranking system is the fact that you cannot max out all the proficiencies. The combination of XP increase and labor cost reduction is really enticing as there is virtually no limit on the XP need for this game since Ancestral level 55 requires such a ridiculously large amount of XP. From this window, you can also see the benefits you gain from a higher rank.
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