How long to get to 50 without training or fighting anything?

The other day, when I hit 5 I made a beeline, from Galaxy, to Freitag, and was given the radio, as well as able to pick up a radio mission, all before training.

I know I saw one lvl 50 Dual pistols within hours of it being released. So, it seems like there must still be some gaps in the AE. I was too busy playing new characters to loiter around Atlas when Electric Control and Kinetic Melee went live, so no idea if the same happened when GR went live. But I wouldn't be terribly surprised.

There's one in the Hollows, too. Just to clarify here, you can't drop the timed mission. You can only drop the hunting mission.

So, using the same-level completion bonus according to City of Data, and the XP chart on the wiki, I calculate 31.58 years.

All I did was a spread sheet that calculates how many missions required to level up between each level. I accounted for "roll over" exp (like how much from the mission would contribute towards the next level). Then I just multiplied the number of missions required (3845) by 3, for 11535 days.

Now what I'm wondering is... does increasing your difficulty increase the mission completion bonus when you auto complete? According to the text on City of Data, completion should only account for the level bonus. His table appears to be considering something else, however. It shouldn't even double, but for every level I enter the mission completion is considerably higher than that. That is to say, if the mission level is +4, it's not x1.9 exp, it's between x3 and x10. For most of the levels, it appears to be closer to x3. In that case, we're still talking about almost 10 years of auto completing.

I wouldn't be surprised if the game is set up such that you don't get the bonus exp from auto completing anyway. Anyone know for sure?

I realize this isn't actually going to happen, but on a "real world" side note, something you may have noticed running tips and the like... the game doesn't care what time of day you're playing, the 20 hour wait period (or in this case, 72) is down to the minute. If you do your first auto complete at 6am, three days later you need to be up and on at exactly 6 am. If you delay, to say 9am, then 3 days later you have to wait till 9am. And so it goes. Unless you're on at the exact same time every day, you're time-of-day will get pushed further and further back. I would guess you'd lose an entire day for every month you tried to do this... at least. That doesn't sound like much, it's only an extra 3% time... but from my original numbers that's an entire year. Depending on how tight your work and sleep schedules are, you could easily lose two or three times that much. Then you're talking about adding three years...

Yeah, but all you have to do is team with somebody who's done those missions while they talk to the latin student to get into cim.

Good point.