BQM - BlockQuest Maker
40 Achievements
PS4
Millionaire
Total of 1000000G collected Details for this achievement will be revealed once unlocked
5.7%
How to unlock the Millionaire achievement in BQM - BlockQuest Maker - Definitive Guide
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This, along with the other gold-obtaining achievements, requires you to have earned a lot of gold through playing BQM. As an achievement tracker is not implemented (despite being designed for cumulative achievements such as this), you can track your gold earned by the Stats option (player figure) on the main menu. Gold is the coin icon, the bottom-right corner of the 3x3 grid of stats.
Gold is earned in several ways in BQM:
1) Finding gold within a dungeon (randomly on floor, random drop from killing an enemy, bonus from exiting alive)
2) Finding meat in dungeons, which translates to 'steps' on the Explore map where you might find gold and chests
3) Sharing a dungeon with an entrance fee, and having other players pay to enter
4) Players tipping after exiting from your dungeon
5) Reaching certain milestones of unique dungeons completed
6) Hitting
while selecting the mine on the main menu, with biggest payouts after 15 minutes since a previous big payout
#3, #4, and 5 require you to go to the Builder's Guild (middle icon on main menu, with coin above its doorway) to receive your money. #3 and #4 will be on the left side, while #5 (current distinct dungeons completed) will be on the right. Note this is distinct and unique dungeons completed, the ones that have a medal on their upper-right corner. In your stats screen, it is the number shown next to the down stairs.
Since this is a game designed around player-created content, you can be sure to find maps strictly designed around farming gold. Generally, the method is having a boulder or iron block (latter preferred) hitting movement tiles, then sliding along ice tiles. Between it and the exit stairs will be the max # of enemies possible to put on a map. As you follow in its path, slipping and sliding, you'll pick up the dropped gold before coming to the end of the map with the stairs. Most are basically automatic, dropping you by or upon the stairs. Some have you wait, since you move faster than the rolling boulder and can get squashed from behind. In any case, you can get 50 to 100 gold, on average, per run. Usually 100 for a minute, depending on how well-designed a farm is.
To search for a farm, select Explore from the main menu. Instead of picking one of the options for dungeons, move to the bottom to the white bar, which is the search bar. Enter in "Gold Farm" or "#gold" to search for dungeons that are generally for farming gold. Since there are so many, you can play each one once, getting a unique clear that also gives gold via option #5. Beware of folks making fake dungeons - the number on the bottom right corner of a map's screenshot is the death percentage. Given most maps use boulders, this may be common, but a higher number should be avoided - can't claim gold if you die, after all!
Note that you can play your own dungeon, but you won't get any of your entrance fee or apparently have it count as a clear. You CAN tip yourself (to a max of 100) and receive that via #4, but this probably isn't that efficient.
Gold is earned in several ways in BQM:
1) Finding gold within a dungeon (randomly on floor, random drop from killing an enemy, bonus from exiting alive)
2) Finding meat in dungeons, which translates to 'steps' on the Explore map where you might find gold and chests
3) Sharing a dungeon with an entrance fee, and having other players pay to enter
4) Players tipping after exiting from your dungeon
5) Reaching certain milestones of unique dungeons completed
6) Hitting
while selecting the mine on the main menu, with biggest payouts after 15 minutes since a previous big payout#3, #4, and 5 require you to go to the Builder's Guild (middle icon on main menu, with coin above its doorway) to receive your money. #3 and #4 will be on the left side, while #5 (current distinct dungeons completed) will be on the right. Note this is distinct and unique dungeons completed, the ones that have a medal on their upper-right corner. In your stats screen, it is the number shown next to the down stairs.
Since this is a game designed around player-created content, you can be sure to find maps strictly designed around farming gold. Generally, the method is having a boulder or iron block (latter preferred) hitting movement tiles, then sliding along ice tiles. Between it and the exit stairs will be the max # of enemies possible to put on a map. As you follow in its path, slipping and sliding, you'll pick up the dropped gold before coming to the end of the map with the stairs. Most are basically automatic, dropping you by or upon the stairs. Some have you wait, since you move faster than the rolling boulder and can get squashed from behind. In any case, you can get 50 to 100 gold, on average, per run. Usually 100 for a minute, depending on how well-designed a farm is.
To search for a farm, select Explore from the main menu. Instead of picking one of the options for dungeons, move to the bottom to the white bar, which is the search bar. Enter in "Gold Farm" or "#gold" to search for dungeons that are generally for farming gold. Since there are so many, you can play each one once, getting a unique clear that also gives gold via option #5. Beware of folks making fake dungeons - the number on the bottom right corner of a map's screenshot is the death percentage. Given most maps use boulders, this may be common, but a higher number should be avoided - can't claim gold if you die, after all!
Note that you can play your own dungeon, but you won't get any of your entrance fee or apparently have it count as a clear. You CAN tip yourself (to a max of 100) and receive that via #4, but this probably isn't that efficient.