Talk:The Secret of the Lamps/@comment-40049226-20190706093322/@comment-2003:C1:7F1A:6C65:3839:97B2:71C5:3FDE-20190707224358

That should not be sustainable. Since the opened boxes from the normal run through should give you over 1000 each of bronze and silver chests you get a head start. Even if your script is good enough to "level up" and grab the best offerings (dustwise) you should "quickly" (whatever that means with 1000s of boxes) out of ammo.

Guardian 109 gives 300k bronze equalling 15 bronze decks of maybe 30 dust each plus approximately 2 silver decks (with levelling up) of 120 dust plus 2/3rds of a gold deck of 900 dust (rough estimates from small sample size, not gonna open 100 each for this). If we're generous that's 10 spins on the wheel..With the odds for boxes around 1 in 30 (for each of the two possibilities) you may just about be sustainable if you can one-shot the guardian. Which you cannot do with a 14k+ deck I guess.

Rough calculation: With your head start of 1000 bronze (+100 silver +30 gold) and 1000 silver (+ 300 gold) you have around 300k. But as soon as you cannot one-shot the guardian but need two, your score halves each runthrough and you will be hard pressed to get to even half of the 1.7 million. This calculation is so rough of course that the possible error margin is great, but I guess what we see here is not script alone. And if you need three runs on the guardian (which I still consider a very small number), everything breaks down. My bet is there's more than a script going on.

And since already automation is forbidden the amount of time it takes still stands.