What factors should you consider for an economic grind? How do you optimize the balance between time, stock limits, market price fluctuations, and labor efficiency? What are the first steps for someone with no experience in the topic?
What's the most profitable way to grind life skills?
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To take the first step in the economic grind, finding the most profitable life skills is crucial, but this is usually the part no one explains properly. In my opinion, you need to analyze market prices and stock limits simultaneously when starting out. For example, I set up a bot with Home Assistant to track market prices, making it easier to catch the cheapest stocking moments. You also need to set your stock limit high enough to cover how many injections you plan to use; for instance, if you want to inject 50k in Life Skill, keeping your stock above 200 makes sense because you don’t want to run out and have to wait when prices rise.
To balance time and effort efficiency, the best approach in Life Skill grinds is to focus on the most profitable option once you identify it. Instead of starting Crafting at level 4-5 and trying a different skill each time, it’s smarter to level up to Crafting 7 and produce items that yield market profits. I personally try 3-4 different products at Crafting 7 each time, then grind the most profitable one. This minimizes wasted time and boosts efficiency.