Borderlands 3 Legendary Farming & Mayhem Guide 2025: Drop Rate Optimization

Mayhem Level Breakdown: Scaling, Modifiers & Drop Rates

Mayhem 11 vs Mayhem 10: The No-Brainer Choice

Mayhem 11 was introduced specifically to address player complaints about tedious/annoying Mayhem modifiers (e.g., "enemies reflect bullets," "area denial pools," "enemies heal"). M11 offers identical drop rates and enemy scaling to M10 but removes all four modifier slots. This results in: (1) 15-30% faster clear times (no healing enemies, no invulnerability phases), (2) Reduced frustration from modifier RNG, (3) More build variety (some builds were hard-countered by specific modifiers). Unless you specifically want the challenge of modifiers, M11 is strictly superior for farming—same rewards, less hassle.

World Drop vs Dedicated Drop Multipliers: Why They Differ

Mayhem levels apply different multipliers to world drops (legendaries that can drop from any enemy) versus dedicated drops (legendaries with specific sources). At M10/M11: world drops +500% means 6× base rate (1× + 5× bonus), while dedicated drops +2,500% means 26× base rate. This gap widens as Mayhem increases—dedicated sources become dramatically more efficient at higher Mayhem. Base dedicated drop rates are approximately 1-2% at M0, becoming 26-52% at M10/M11, while world drops go from ~0.1% to ~0.6%. This 40-80× efficiency gap is why dedicated farming dominates endgame strategy.

Mayhem 6 vs Mayhem 10/11: The Speed vs Rate Trade-off

For players with builds that can kill M6 enemies 2× faster than M10/M11 enemies, M6 farming can achieve competitive legendaries-per-hour despite lower drop rates. M6 dedicated drops (+500%) achieve ~6× base rate vs M10/M11's 26× rate, but if M6 kills are 2.5× faster, effective farming speed becomes: M6 = 6× rate × 2.5× speed = 15× efficiency, vs M11 = 26× rate × 1× speed = 26× efficiency. M11 still wins (73% more efficient), but the gap narrows. For struggling builds, M6 is a viable alternative achieving 60-70% of M11 efficiency.

Dedicated Drop Sources: Probabilities & Target Farming

Mayhem scaling comparison showing how dedicated drop sources (orange) scale exponentially faster than world drops (yellow) from M0 to M11

High-Efficiency Boss Farming: Top 5 Targets

Save-Quit-Reload Farming: The Fast Respawn Loop

Optimal boss farming uses the save-quit-reload method: (1) Kill boss, (2) Collect loot, (3) Save-quit to main menu, (4) Continue game (respawns you at nearest checkpoint with boss respawned). This is fastest for bosses with nearby respawn points (Graveward, Killavolt, Traunt). Average save-quit-reload cycle: 30-45 seconds. Combined with 1-2 minute boss kills, this achieves 2.5-3.5 minute full cycles. Contrast with running to boss from far spawn points (5-7 minutes), making save-quit 2-3× more efficient for supported bosses.

Dedicated Drop Rate Variance: Boss vs Named Enemy vs Rare Spawn

Dedicated drop sources have tiered drop rates at M10/M11: Bosses (story bosses, trial bosses) = 25-33% per dedicated item, Named Enemies (mini-bosses, named mobs) = 15-25%, Rare Spawns (world spawns with random appearance) = 10-20%, Trial of X bosses = 30-40% (highest dedicated rates). Example: Graveward (story boss) = 30% for assigned legendaries, GenIVIV (named enemy) = 20% for Redistributor, Rakkman (rare spawn) = 15% for Rakkman artifact. Always prioritize bosses for fastest acquisition.

World Drop Farming: Slaughter Shaft vs Proving Grounds

Slaughter Shaft Analysis: Legendaries per Completion

Slaughter Shaft (Pandora, 5 rounds, 30-40 minutes per completion) provides high-volume enemy kills for world drop farming. At M10/M11 with optimized builds: ~500-800 enemy kills per full run, ~0.5-1% legendary rate per enemy = 2.5-8 legendaries from kills + 2-4 from completion chest = 4.5-12 legendaries per 35-minute run = 7.7-20.6 legs/hour. This competes with boss farming (15-30 legs/hour) but provides broader legendary pool diversity. Downside: requires strong builds capable of sustaining extended combat, less targeted than dedicated farming.

Proving Grounds: Fast Clear Time World Drop Alternative

Proving Grounds (6 different trials, 10-15 minute completions) offer faster cycles than Slaughter Shaft: ~150-250 enemy kills per run, ~0.5% legendary rate = 0.75-1.25 legendaries from kills + guaranteed legendary from completion chest (1-2 items) = 1.75-3.25 legs per 12-minute run = 8.75-16.25 legs/hour. Proving Grounds excel for: (1) Faster loot cycling for world drop hunting, (2) Less demanding than Slaughter Shaft (easier for weaker builds), (3) Guaranteed completion chest legendary. However, boss farming typically outperforms both for raw legendary quantity.

Anointment Mechanics: Probability & Re-rolling Strategy

Anointment Drop Rates & Pool Size

Expected Kills for Specific Legendary + Specific Anointment

Calculating god-roll acquisition probability requires combining multiple independent probabilities: P(specific legendary with specific anoint) = P(legendary drops) × P(it's the right legendary) × P(it has anointment) × P(it's the right anointment). Example for Monarch with ASE 100% from Killavolt: 1.0 (dedicated source) × 0.33 (Monarch drop rate at M11) × 0.85 (anointment chance) × 0.04 (ASE 100% from ~25 anoints) = 0.0112 = 1.12% per kill. Expected kills: 1/0.0112 = 89 kills. At 3 minutes per kill = 267 minutes = 4.5 hours of farming.

Crazy Earl's Re-roll Station: Eridium Economics

Re-rolling costs 250 Eridium per attempt. With 4% chance per roll for desired anointment, expected re-rolls = 1/0.04 = 25 re-rolls = 6,250 Eridium. Ruiner boss (DLC4) drops 500 Eridium per kill (3-4 minutes) = 7,500 Eridium per hour. Therefore: 1 hour of Ruiner farming funds 30 re-rolls (more than enough for average case). Strategy: Farm dedicated source until you get the base legendary (3-5 kills average for 33% drop rate), then re-roll anointments at Crazy Earl's rather than farming 89 kills for perfect drop. This saves approximately 4 hours per god-roll item.

Anointment probability curves showing expected re-rolls needed for specific anointments with 20, 25, and 30 anointment pool sizes

Top-Tier Anointments: Priority & Build Synergy

Universal S-Tier Anointments

These anointments work across all vault hunters and most builds, making them high-priority for re-rolling: ASE 100% Weapon Damage (After Action Skill End, next 2 magazines +100% damage—unconditional damage multiplier), Consecutive Hits (+1% damage per consecutive hit, max 100%—scales infinitely with accuracy), Urad (Under 50% HP) (+150% radiation damage when below 50% health—strongest damage anoint for Deathless builds), SNTNL Cryo (+100% cryo damage while SNTNL active—Zane-specific but universally powerful). These four anoints cover 80% of endgame meta builds.

Character-Specific Optimal Anointments

Parts & Prefixes: Beyond Anointments

Legendary Part Variance: Not All Monarchs Are Equal

Legendary weapons roll with random parts (barrel, grip, stock, sight, accessory) that affect stats beyond just anointments. Example: Monarch (Vladof AR) can roll with 4× or 8× projectile accessory. An 8× Monarch fires 8 projectiles per shot (2× damage of 4× variant), making it twice as powerful. Other examples: Hellwalker shotgun can roll ×21 pellet count (godly) vs ×18 (standard), Plaguebearer can roll ×3 projectiles vs ×2. When farming, check part combinations: some god-rolls require both perfect anointment AND perfect parts, reducing probability by another 50-75%.

Prefix Recognition: Quick Part Identification

Weapon prefixes (first word in weapon name) indicate specific part combinations. Important prefixes: x8 Monarch (prefix varies, check projectile count in stats), ×21 Hellwalker (prefix "Devil's" or similar), Consec Hit Lightshow (already perfect anoint + high damage roll). Learning prefix → part associations allows instant loot evaluation without inspecting every drop. Resources: Community-maintained part sheets (Google "Borderlands 3 parts guide") provide comprehensive prefix tables for meta weapons.

DLC Content Farming: Dedicated Source Additions

DLC1 (Handsome Jackpot): Scraptrap & ION Cannon

Scraptrap Prime (Handsome Jackpot, near Compactor location) is the single best XP farming source in game (20-30 levels per hour at M10/M11) and excellent for legendary quantity. Scraptraps spawn infinitely from nearby chute, each kill awards full XP/loot. Strategy: Kill Scraptrap Prime, allow infinitely spawning scraptraps to accumulate, kill all at once with splash damage weapon (Plaguebearer, Backburner). Expected legendaries: 3-6 per full spawn cycle (2-3 minutes) = 60-120 legs/hour (world drops, not targeted). Also farms Eridium from pile sources (200-300 per hour). Best for: power-leveling, general legendary accumulation, Eridium.

DLC4 (Psycho Krieg): Ruiner for Eridium & Company Man

Ruiner (final boss of Psycho Krieg DLC) drops 500 Eridium per kill (guaranteed) plus Company Man artifact (best-in-slot for many builds, +25% damage to weapon manufacturer matching build). Ruiner takes 3-4 minutes per kill with optimized setup, respawns via save-quit method. This is the definitive Eridium farming method: 7,500-10,000 Eridium per hour vs 200-300 per hour from other sources (25-50× more efficient). Also provides 2-4 legendaries per kill, making it dual-purpose farming. Essential for funding anointment re-rolling and purchasing cosmetics/upgrades from Crazy Earl's shop.

Takedowns: Trial of X Bosses for Specific Legendaries

Maliwan Takedown and Guardian Takedown provide unique legendary sources with highest dedicated drop rates (30-40%) but require 20-40 minute completions. Key drops: Redistributor (Wotan, Maliwan Takedown—best SMG for Moze/Zane builds, ~30% rate), Monarch (Killavolt, but also drops from Takedown chests at ~5%), Globetrottr (Guardian Takedown, best rocket launcher for ammo regen builds). Takedowns are worthwhile for these specific items but inefficient for general farming due to time investment. Run 2-3 times for desired drops, then switch to faster boss farms.

Multi-Kill Farming Routes: Chaining Boss Encounters

Athenas Multi-Boss Route: Traunt + Chupacabratch + Troopers

Athenas contains multiple high-value targets in one map: (1) Captain Traunt (dedicated Kaoson, Devoted), (2) Chupacabratch (rare spawn, dedicated Chupa's Organ grenade), (3) Multiple high-health enemies for world drops. Optimal route: Spawn → kill Traunt (2 min) → check Chupacabratch spawn (1 min, 30% spawn chance) → clear elite troopers if farming world drops (2 min) → save-quit → repeat. This yields 8-12 legendaries per 5-7 minute cycle when Chupacabratch spawns, 5-8 without spawn = 9-14 legs/hour average. Less targeted than pure boss farming but higher overall quantity.

Slaughter Shaft Speed Farming: Grenade Moze Meta

Specific builds (Grenade Moze with CMT grenades, Clone/Drone Zane with Reflux) can complete Slaughter Shaft in 15-20 minutes versus 30-40 for average builds. This doubles effective legendaries per hour from ~12 to ~24-30, making Slaughter Shaft competitive with boss farming. Requirements: min-maxed build with AOE clear, good survivability, efficient ammunition/grenade regeneration. Benefits: highest legendary quantity per unit time (when fast enough), diverse world drop pool, additional Eridium/XP income. Downsides: requires specific builds, high intensity (cannot AFK), less targeted than dedicated farming.

Assumptions & Framework Parameters

Our legendary farming calculations rely on several key assumptions and parameters derived from community datamining, extensive player testing, and developer documentation. Understanding these assumptions is crucial for interpreting our recommendations and adapting them to your specific circumstances.

Core Assumptions

Formulas & Pseudocode

Dedicated Drop Probability with Mayhem Scaling

Expected Kills for Specific Legendary with Specific Anointment

Legendaries Per Hour Calculation

Anointment Re-roll Cost Analysis

Worked Example: Optimizing Hellwalker Farming

Edge Cases in Drop Probability

Vault Hunter-Specific Drop Mechanics

Some legendaries have vault hunter-specific anointments that only appear when playing that character, affecting pool size calculations. Example: When playing FL4K, Rakk Attack anointments (+100% damage) are available, adding 3-4 Rakk-specific anoints to pool. When playing Moze, those Rakk anoints are replaced by Iron Bear anoints (+160% splash, +75% elemental). This means anointment pool size varies by character: FL4K = 26 total anoints, Moze = 25, Amara = 27, Zane = 24. Always calculate P(specific anoint) using your current character's pool size.

Anointed Enemy Legendary Drops

Anointed enemies (glowing variants with special abilities) have slightly elevated world drop legendary rates: ~0.8-1.0% vs normal enemies' 0.6% at M11 (33-67% increase). However, this does NOT affect dedicated drops—an anointed Road Dog has identical Hellwalker drop rate as normal Road Dog. The confusion arises because anointed enemies feel more rewarding (they drop more total loot items), creating perception bias. For dedicated farming, anointed status is irrelevant; for world drop farming (Slaughter Shaft), anointed-heavy zones provide marginal improvements.

Item Score & "God Roll" Misidentification

Item Score (gear score number) is calculated from stat totals and does NOT indicate quality for specific builds. A 608-score Monarch with +13% weapon damage and +21% reload speed may be worse than a 591-score Monarch with +33% weapon damage and -10% reload speed. The first has higher total stats (better "score") but the second has better prioritized stats. Never use Item Score to evaluate god-rolls—manually inspect critical stats for your build. Common mistake: keeping high-score items with bad anointments while discarding lower-score items with perfect anointments.

Dedicated Drop Pool Sharing

Some bosses have multiple dedicated drops, splitting their legendary budget. Example: Captain Traunt drops both Kaoson (SMG) and Devoted (pistol) as dedicated items. When he drops a legendary (assume 40% chance), it's split between Kaoson (~25% of legendaries) and Devoted (~10% of legendaries), with remaining 65% being world drops. This means P(Kaoson from Traunt) = 0.40 × 0.25 = 0.10 = 10% per kill, lower than single-dedicated bosses like Killavolt (Monarch only, 33% rate). Always check if your target boss has shared dedicated pools—it can halve your effective farming speed.

Common Mistakes in Probability Assessment

Gambler's Fallacy: "I'm Due for a Drop"

Confirmation Bias: Remembering Lucky Drops, Forgetting Droughts

Players remember the time they got perfect Monarch on 3rd kill but forget the 15 other god-rolls that took 100+ kills. This creates false impression that drop rates are "better than calculated." In reality, variance is high—some items come quickly (lucky), most take near-expected time (average), some take 2-3× expected time (unlucky). Track your actual drops over 20+ farming sessions to see real distribution. Our expected values are means of that distribution, not guarantees.

Multiplicative Probability Errors: Adding Instead of Multiplying

Common error: "Monarch is 33% drop, anointment is 4%, so perfect Monarch is 33% + 4% = 37% chance." This is wrong—independent probabilities MULTIPLY, not add. Correct: P(both) = 0.33 × 0.04 = 0.0132 = 1.32%. The error leads to massive underestimation of required farming time (thinking it takes 3 kills when it actually takes 76 kills). Always multiply probabilities for independent events, never add them. Addition is only valid for mutually exclusive events (P(Kaoson OR Devoted) = P(Kaoson) + P(Devoted)).

Ignoring Opportunity Cost: Farming Suboptimal Sources

Example: Farming Slaughter Shaft for 3 hours hoping for random Monarch world drop (0.003% chance per enemy = 1/33,333 enemies = never) instead of farming Killavolt for 20 minutes (expected 1 Monarch per hour with 33% rate). The Slaughter Shaft session could have yielded 6-7 Monarchs via Killavolt farming. Opportunity cost = 6 Monarchs. Always calculate expected time for dedicated sources before settling for world drop farming. 5 minutes of research prevents hours of inefficiency.

Bloody Harvest: Hecktoplasm & Maurice's Shop

Event Mechanics & Exclusive Legendaries

Bloody Harvest (Halloween seasonal event, typically October) introduces Hecktoplasm currency, Heck Hole portal encounters, and Captain Haunt boss fight with exclusive legendary drops. During event period (usually 3-4 weeks), Haunted enemies spawn in all zones, dropping Hecktoplasm (25 required to enter Heck Hole). Captain Haunt drops event-exclusive legendaries: Fearmonger (shotgun, 30% drop rate), Stalker (sniper, 25% drop rate), Ghast Call (grenade, 20% drop rate, highly sought after).

Optimal Bloody Harvest Farming Strategy

Post-Event Availability: Limited Access

After event ends, Bloody Harvest content becomes inaccessible until next year (though Gearbox sometimes enables permanent access via menu toggle in later patches). Event legendaries become unobtainable except via: (1) trading with other players, (2) waiting for next event, (3) Maurice's Black Market when randomly stocked. If you want Ghast Call or Fearmonger, farm them intensively during event period—don't assume you can get them later. Prioritize god-roll farming during the 3-4 week window.

Revenge of the Cartels: Ultraviolet Rarity & Joey

Cartels Event Structure & Drop Mechanics

Revenge of the Cartels (typically April-May seasonal event) introduces Villa Ultraviolet zone, Cartel operative spawns, and Joey Ultraviolet boss with exclusive drops. Event mechanics: Cartel enemies spawn in normal zones (15-20% rate), dropping intel that unlocks Villa portal. Joey Ultraviolet drops event-exclusive legendaries: OPQ System (AR, 30-35% drop rate, top-tier weapon for several builds), Yellowcake (rocket launcher, 25% drop rate, extremely high damage), NoPewPew (pistol, 20% drop rate), Iceburger (shield, 15% drop rate).

OPQ System: The Must-Farm Event Legendary

OPQ System is one of the strongest ARs in game, competitive with Monarch and Lightshow. During event period, it has 30-35% drop rate from Joey Ultraviolet (Villa Ultraviolet final boss). Villa takes 15-20 minutes per completion with optimized builds. Expected OPQ drops: 1.5-2 per hour. For god-roll OPQ with Consecutive Hits anointment: P(perfect) = 0.33 × 0.85 × 0.04 = 0.0112 = 1.12%, requiring ~89 Joey kills = 22-30 hours of event farming. Strategy: Farm 10-15 OPQ Systems during event (8-10 hours), select best parts, then re-roll anointments post-event using Eridium.

Cartel Event Optimization: Intel vs Direct Portal

Two approaches: (1) Farm intel naturally (kill Cartel enemies in normal zones until Villa portal unlocks, 15-20 enemies), or (2) Join multiplayer games with open portals (skip intel requirement). Approach 2 is 3-4× faster if you have friends running Villa. If solo, best intel farm: Slaughter Shaft (high enemy density, 15-20% Cartel spawn rate = 100-120 Cartel enemies per run = 5-6 Villa portals per Slaughter Shaft). Combine Slaughter Shaft world drop farming with intel accumulation, then batch-run Villa 5-6 times.

Other Seasonal Events: Broken Hearts & Citizen Science

Broken Hearts Day: Wedding Invitation Farm

Broken Hearts Day (February Valentine's event) spawns floating hearts in all zones. Shooting hearts spawns Loot Hearts (drop loot) or Rare Loot Hearts (guaranteed legendary). Event exclusive: Wedding Invitation (Jakobs sniper, extremely high damage, 25% drop from Loot Heart boss encounters). Event is more casual than Bloody Harvest or Cartels—Wedding Invitation is strong but not meta-defining. Farming priority: Low unless you specifically want Wedding Invitation for collection purposes. Estimated farming: 5-8 hours for god-roll.

Citizen Science: Rare Spawn Hunt

Citizen Science (one-time limited event, ran September 2020) offered increased rare spawn rates and exclusive cosmetics but NO exclusive legendary weapons. Not currently available and unlikely to return. Mentioned for completeness but not relevant for current farming strategies. If similar events run in future, they typically boost rare spawn rates from 20-30% to 50-75%, making rare spawn farming (Rakkman, Chupacabratch) temporarily efficient.

Arms Race: Rogue-lite Legendary Farming

Arms Race Mechanics & Extraction System

Plasma Coil: Arms Race's Best Legendary

Plasma Coil (Maliwan SMG) is considered one of the strongest weapons in Borderlands 3, with insane DPS from projectile splitting mechanics. It ONLY drops in Arms Race, making it mandatory farm for min-maxers. Drop sources: (1) Red chests in Arms Race (20-25% legendary rate, ~5% Plasma Coil from legendary pool), (2) Heavy enemy mini-bosses (30% legendary rate, ~8% Plasma Coil), (3) Completion chest (guaranteed legendary, ~10% Plasma Coil). Expected runs for Plasma Coil: 10-20 completions = 4-8 hours of Arms Race.

Arms Race Farming Strategy: Chest Route Speedruns

Optimal strategy: Learn red chest locations (12-15 per map), rush chest route, extract after opening 8-10 chests (12-15 minute runs). Avoid fighting unless necessary (conserves time). Each run yields 2-4 legendaries with ~30% chance of Arms Race exclusive. For god-roll Plasma Coil: Farm 5-10 base Plasma Coils (15-25 runs = 4-6 hours), extract best variant, then use Eridium re-rolling in normal mode. Note: Arms Race items CAN be anointed when extracted, but re-rolling is more efficient than farming perfect anoint in Arms Race.

Axton's Pal vs Traditional Arms Race

Recent updates added "Axton's Pal" option that allows bringing your normal gear into Arms Race, trivializing difficulty. With proper builds, you can clear entire map in 8-10 minutes vs 15-20 minutes naked. This doubles legendary acquisition rate (6-8 legs per hour vs 3-4 legs per hour). If you just want Arms Race legendaries (Plasma Coil, Tizzy) and don't care about rogue-lite challenge, enable Axton's Pal in Arms Race settings. If you want authentic rogue-lite experience, keep it disabled.

Vault Cards: Progressive Legendary Acquisition

Vault Card System Mechanics

Vault Cards (introduced Director's Cut DLC, free for all players) are progressive reward tracks unlocked via XP/challenges. Three Vault Cards exist (Vault Card 1, 2, 3), each with 28 reward tiers containing: cosmetics, Eridium, legendary weapons, and Diamond Keys. Diamond Keys open Diamond Chests (behind Sanctuary vault) which allow you to select from 3 legendary options (effectively targeted legendary farming).

Vault Card Exclusive Legendaries

Vault Card Leveling: Fastest XP Methods

Vault Card progress comes from XP (killing enemies, completing missions) and Daily/Weekly challenges. Fastest leveling: (1) Scraptrap XP farm (DLC1, 20-30 Vault Card levels per hour with optimized builds), (2) Complete Daily Challenges (worth 2-3 levels each, refreshes daily), (3) Slaughter Shaft farming (combines legendary farming with Vault Card XP, 8-12 levels per hour). Expected time to complete one Vault Card: 6-10 hours of focused Scraptrap farming, or 15-20 hours of mixed farming (Slaughter Shaft, bosses, etc.).

Diamond Key Strategy: Targeted Legendary Farming

Diamond Chests present 3 random legendaries (from entire legendary pool including DLC legendaries). You select 1 to keep. This is effectively 3× rolls for desired legendary per key. Strategy: Accumulate 5-10 Diamond Keys (complete 2-3 Vault Cards), then mass-open Diamond Chest while targeting specific hard-to-farm legendaries (Redistributor, Plasma Coil if available, class mods with perfect rolls). Each key gives 3 chances at desired item. For legendaries with ~0.5% world drop rate, Diamond Chest provides 3× 0.5% = 1.5% chance per key. This is 50× more efficient than world drop farming, but keys are limited resources—use them strategically on hardest-to-farm items only.

Edge Cases: Rare but Important Scenarios

Legendary Dedicated Drop Source Conflicts

Loaded Dice Artifact: The Misleading "Luck" Item

Loaded Dice legendary artifact claims to "increase luck" with downsides of less world drops and reduced health. Community testing reveals: it DOES increase legendary drop rate (~10-20% improvement) but reduces total loot drops by ~40-50%, resulting in net-negative legendary acquisition. Example: without Loaded Dice = 100 drops × 5% legendary rate = 5 legendaries. With Loaded Dice = 60 drops × 6% legendary rate = 3.6 legendaries (28% fewer legendaries despite "increased luck"). Never use Loaded Dice for farming—equip damage-boosting artifacts (Company Man, Pearl, etc.) instead.

Hotfix-Dependent Drop Rates: Always Apply Hotfixes

Borderlands 3 uses "hotfixes" (temporary balance patches loaded at main menu) that dramatically affect drop rates. Many dedicated drop rate increases (e.g., Monarch from 15% to 33%) are hotfix-only, not in permanent game files. If you skip the "Waiting for hotfixes to download" screen at main menu (by going offline or dismissing too quickly), drop rates revert to pre-hotfix values—often 50-70% lower. Always verify "Hotfixes applied" message before farming sessions. This single oversight can halve your farming efficiency.

Common Mistakes & Costly Errors