Lake Doric still the way to go for farming that darn leather?

Hooi o/

Is the centaur slaughter Party still one of the better ways to get tier6 leather?Or are there new ways with Pof out now?

I never was a good way to get it, was it? I mean unless you specifically want to get everything yourself, it would probably be faster than any farming method to get gold and buy the leather. Fractals in particular give a ludicrous amount of gold for very little effort.

would be interesting test Lake Doric with Scourge spam AoE fest.

Yeah, I wanne try out fractals anyway. Did that centaur farming for two days... and it was boring as hell....was asking myself multiple times: the hell am I doing here o_o

I will try out some Gold farm and buy leather methodes - should be more fun.

It's the best way to obtain it in the game outside of farming gold and buying it off the TP. It was made better many months after its release when they buffed the T6 salvage rate.

@Fluffball.8307 said:I never was a good way to get it, was it? I mean unless you specifically want to get everything yourself, it would probably be faster than any farming method to get gold and buy the leather. Fractals in particular give a ludicrous amount of gold for very little effort.

If the goal is to accumulate T6 Leather directly, then yes, Lake Doric is arguably the best means to do so. However I haven't seen any research that compares the rate of obtaining Hardened Leather Sections from the centaur farm versus, say, a Fractal 40 farm.

@"Dark Schneider.7841" said:Yeah, I wanne try out fractals anyway. Did that centaur farming for two days... and it was boring as hell....was asking myself multiple times: the hell am I doing here o_o

I will try out some Gold farm and buy leather methodes - should be more fun.

I will leave it to you to decide what is "fun," but I do want to point out that all "farming" methods are repetitive tasks, just so you know. Assuming you're not too concerned about time-efficiency (in which case buying Gems would be the most time-efficient), you can--and should--switch between the multiple farming methods.