Useful Links: List of companies and information on their perks: https://wiki.torn.com/wiki/Company/Company_List Drugs: https://wiki.torn.com/wiki/Drug Erotic DVDs: https://wiki.torn.com/wiki/Erotic_DVD Gym info: https://wiki.torn.com/wiki/Gym
This infographic does not include everything single piece of information related to Happy Jumps; it is only a starter guide.
This guide is not everything you "should" do, don't follow anything blindly. Use your own judgment and make decisions based on the way you want to play, what you prioritize in the game, and what resources you have available to you.
When in doubt, RTFM check the wiki. If I haven't updated something yet, Torn Wiki will have.
In case I missed a major update and I need to update the guide, please let me know in the chat or in a PM. Do not mention it in a comment here here, I am not a big forum person and I might miss it or it might take ages until I see it.
More info about travelling in the Wiki page: https://wiki.torn.com/wiki/Travel It includes info about what you can see if you have a laptop, travel times (with or without a PI etc), and which companies have travel-related specials. This page has much more information than the infographic (e.g. company specials, travel times, business class tickets, and others).
This infographic does not include everything related to flying; it is only a starter guide.
This guide is not everything you "should" do. It is only based on my own preferences and suggestions, but please, do try to learn more and experiment, don't follow this blindly.
I am in no way affiliated with the Torn Tools team, other than just being in their Discord server. I just honestly find TT extremely useful.
Here's Torn's Wiki page on Chains. It's got a lot more info than what I could squeeze here. This is only a basic guide for beginners who don't know what a chain is, or how to chain, so if you need more advanced information and graphs (and also math formulae if you're that kind of nerd - I can't math to save my life!), you'll find it there.
Now, a couple things:
It's already in the guide, but I cannot stress this enough: Listen to your faction leaders. They probably have a specific plan, and they have reasons why they might ask you to do one thing instead of another, or other ones might be more casual and not care if you mug, and stuff like that. Each faction has its own style, so try to go along with that as much as you can.
That amazing pic of that guy getting punched in the Milestone Hits section (which I love and makes me laugh every time I see it, lol!) was made by Eucalyp.
1. Have access to the calendar page itself (to check future events, tokens earned, etc), and being able to see any big event's main page/overview (the elimination board, for instance).
Except for happy jumps (under 400k stats, where the boost is worth it), more training is better than less-but-slightly-boosted training.
I mean, if you reach happy at a level where you might gain 10% more in your gym gains during that train session (idk how much happy that would be), to get 110% instead of 100%, if you double the energy you spend you won't get 110%, but you'll gain 200%.
Great question! And I'm sorry to see this a year later!!! 😬😬😬
Oh yeah, the newsletters are nice!
For anyone still wondering, when you reach about 400k per stat, the stats that you'd gain from a happy jump are about as much as the stats you'd get by just taking all your xanax and training, and a happy jump isn't worth it anymore (plus they're expensive!). Some super smart people in here have done the math!
Here's Torn's Wiki page on Chains. It's got a lot more info than what I could squeeze here. This is only a basic guide for beginners who don't know what a chain is, or how to chain, so if you need more advanced information and graphs (and also math formulae if you're that kind of nerd - I can't math to save my life!), you'll find it there.
Now, a couple things:
It's already in the guide, but I cannot stress this enough: Listen to your faction leaders. They probably have a specific plan, and they have reasons why they might ask you to do one thing instead of another, or other ones might be more casual and not care if you mug, and stuff like that. Each faction has its own style, so try to go along with that as much as you can.
That amazing pic of that guy getting punched in the Milestone Hits section (which I love and makes me laugh every time I see it, lol!) was made by Eucalyp.
Noooooooooooooooo, it's gonna be so annoying having "32 energy" instead of 30 or 35, and refills are gonna be SOOOOOO ANNOYING TO TIME PROPERLY and not lose energy!!!