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BEYOND BARON
Playing Dungeons and Treasures as Baron has its advantages, but what about playing with even a higher rank, like viscount? Does spending $5 in DT codes worth it? Let's see. What do you get when you upgrade to viscount?
A chest of viscount
Although you can have an oddly high amount
of money in a chest of viscount, the usual amount of money you will have in it is 2 cents. Sometimes more, very rarely less (1 cent)
but it is not very different from a chest of baron, where the usual amount of money is 1 cent.
So, in proportion, chests of viscount give you less percentage of money back from what you have paid than chests of Baron.
20 star points
These are more than enough if you want to reach level 100. And that is one of the reasons you may want to upgrade to viscount, to have enough dungeons to reach level 100. You don't have to spend all your star points by the end of the month, unlike the dungeons or weapons, star points are not lost when the month and the quest are over.
If you are planning to play to reach level 100 for more than one month in a row, then you can upgrade to viscount the first month, keep some star points for the second month and upgrade to baron the second month. With the remaining star points and 5 fidelity codes that you can convert into 5 dungeons, you will be able to reach level 100 the second month too.
Conversion rate of gold increased by 20 %
This is only good if you have some active direct referrals who are giving you over 10M gold. If you are one of those lucky ones, you can recover the money invested on the upgrade just by having a higher conversion rate. Upgrading to viscount can also be profitable if you don't have as many direct referrals but you sell your star points at the forum. Although, where is the fun on doing that? :D
To sum up...
Upgrading to viscount only makes sense in 2 circumstances; If you like the game a lot and you want to play up to level 100 and beyond, or If you have loads of active direct referrals and you want a higher conversion rate.

