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NRD2nd [2905417] Reporter
I'd say just buy trains from an director until you have the required work stats, then just log in every 5 days from there
Bobbia [3160638]
Nerd answer incoming:

If you're a Sgt in the Army you'll be earning 3 job points a day


Assuming you don't log back in at all then you'll continue to acccrue points at a rate of 3 per day because you have to click the button for promotion; it isn't automatic


You have 7 more ranks to go to reach general, which will cost you 205 job points
This will take you 69 days. That's the good news over.


However to reach general you also need to satisfy the requirements of


10000 MAN
2000 INT
4000 END


As a Sgt you accrue these at a rate per day of a whopping


MAN 8
INT 3
END 5


Which means that to reach the threshold required for each one you'll need to wait:


MAN- 1250 days
INT- 667 days
END 800 days


As you already have 247 Manual, this saves you 83 days, meaning you'll need to return in 1167 days, or 3.197 years. Take off the days saved by completing your current course which will be negligible in any event.


Alternatively you could play the game and the Army job can be fast tracked in 41 days if you enter with high enough stats

TLDR- 3.197 years.
JackKelly [2271177]
He gave you a lot better answer than anyone else is. Why don't you break out your little calculator and figure that shit out for yourself. It's basic math.
StumpyDog [2252131]
I had hoped for more understanding and encouragement, given my limited time and the desire to learn.

Your in the wrong place here my friend, farmville is where you need to be.