I just want to share a knowledge which some people doesn't know it exists.

Some steps you need to follow:

1. Availability of the items you want to get.

So, you need to find out which node has your preferred items and list it out on your own sheet or table.

2. Read how densed your targetted node.

See, the picture below.

Click that icon to see UI below.

Green bar represents your node supply which means if the supply is gone 0%, you will barely get the items you want (it will take longer and harder to get rare goods).

White border represents the area which incudes every node that green bar influenced. So, it will be only 1 green bar inside White border.

3. Evaluate your raw data about nodes.

So, you all you need to do is choose a node that doesn't have 0% green bar. It will give you better results through time. If the node has high CP requirements, it's still worth to get.

4. My preferred worker empire set.

1hr ++                       = goblin      ----  I dont care, if it needs luck or rare goods because lesser time always has more chances to get.

30mins - 1hr              = human     ----  too slow for giant, and has more energy than goblin. (The least worker i have)

under 5mins - 30mnt = giant       ----  big energy pool which means less maintenance. 

Don't forget to reset your workers as fast as possible and do not hire a skilled or naive worker, just aim professional and promote it when it reaches level 20.

And I prefer to get A grade skill rather than A B C grade in same type.

Nice post .. Informative.. by the way.. don't forget that you could reset the skill when it reaches level 30 at 100% xp.. So no need to kick out your workers just because of the skills. In line with this.. could you also share your datasheet...??

you don't need datasheet if your cp meet your expectation or your needs. It might be valuable to people has low to medium CP pool. Because you have limited option, and just choose the better node as your first priority. My point is I have met my needs, so I don't use datasheet anymore.

Well I just want to verify how much it increases in relation with the graphs.. Of course I knew it wouldn't be easy to produce a datasheet.. But above all don't put it also in speculation.. I'm not trying to argue but I want a verified facts.. that's why I ask you... about your datasheet. Kindly don't be offended by the statement.. Facts must be verified with facts.