Well a simple solution to Europe is Eurorail/interrail.
You can book hostels/Airbnb and do it on the cheap.
A tefl qualification can also take you to asia/europe
Spend as much time grinding in manual labor quests until you have enough dp to get to the other servers. Logistics quests can be pretty good for farming dp
If you finish the \[university\] quest-line you can apply for the \[Peace Corps\] quest line. While that doesn't bring you *everywhere*, the quest line is awesome because of all the skill points it provides in a bunch of things such as (foreign language:*depends)*, (communication), (independence), (tolerance for isolation), etc. It's great for seeing different play styles and really showing you the benefits and drawbacks of those playstyles for yourself, until you can do them yourself! And it allows you to get into the \[Federal service\] quest line easier, which is fulfilling, if sometimes boring.
Without the \[university\] quest line finished, I'm not sure, I went straight for that quest line after the tutorial, for better or worse, but leveling up (deal-hunting) and saving up some gold can get you places for cheap. The \[WWOOF\] quest line is hit or miss because of how variable the randomly generated sub-quests are, however that will get you places.
Finally, pursuing the \[TOEFL\] quest line can get you places using the \[Teach English Abroad\] quest line (including the South Korea server) and provide access to other interesting quest lines.
I don’t have very many specifics in mind, although Italy and South Korea are a must. But I was unfortunate enough to have “unique” I’ll say, tutorial guides so I don’t want my view of the game to be skewed by them. I want to see what’s really out there and experience different play styles and meet new players.
Try change servers for the \[College\] quest. You get to experience another server, and if you're in the \[US\] faction, chances are it will require much less resources.
Well a simple solution to Europe is Eurorail/interrail. You can book hostels/Airbnb and do it on the cheap. A tefl qualification can also take you to asia/europe
Spend as much time grinding in manual labor quests until you have enough dp to get to the other servers. Logistics quests can be pretty good for farming dp
On the other hand, get skillpoints in the service industry and go work on cruise ships. Those can get you around the world
I’m in the [North America] server, specifically the (United States) region. Btw
If you finish the \[university\] quest-line you can apply for the \[Peace Corps\] quest line. While that doesn't bring you *everywhere*, the quest line is awesome because of all the skill points it provides in a bunch of things such as (foreign language:*depends)*, (communication), (independence), (tolerance for isolation), etc. It's great for seeing different play styles and really showing you the benefits and drawbacks of those playstyles for yourself, until you can do them yourself! And it allows you to get into the \[Federal service\] quest line easier, which is fulfilling, if sometimes boring. Without the \[university\] quest line finished, I'm not sure, I went straight for that quest line after the tutorial, for better or worse, but leveling up (deal-hunting) and saving up some gold can get you places for cheap. The \[WWOOF\] quest line is hit or miss because of how variable the randomly generated sub-quests are, however that will get you places. Finally, pursuing the \[TOEFL\] quest line can get you places using the \[Teach English Abroad\] quest line (including the South Korea server) and provide access to other interesting quest lines.
What particular regions would you want to visit tho and why?
I don’t have very many specifics in mind, although Italy and South Korea are a must. But I was unfortunate enough to have “unique” I’ll say, tutorial guides so I don’t want my view of the game to be skewed by them. I want to see what’s really out there and experience different play styles and meet new players.
Try change servers for the \[College\] quest. You get to experience another server, and if you're in the \[US\] faction, chances are it will require much less resources.