u/DMDread

I know I can check my paystubs and itll show me my ytd hours worked, but that's only for the current year. If I want to know the total hours I have to go to previous years and add it all up. Is there a better way to do this?

I just finished my 20th map complete, and I wanted to share some tips and tricks I learned along the way. Some of these may seem obvious, but a few of them didn't click for me right away, so maybe you'll learn something too.

1. If you get an option to swap IPs, hold onto it. When you come across a Heart you can't finish right away, swap IPs. You'll have a fresh map with new enemies and items to collect to finish the Heart.
2. If a Heart asks you to kill a certain mob and you have minions of any kind, you can AFK in a spot those enemies spawn. Your minions will eventually finish the Heart for you.
3. Be ranged with high mobility. I like to do it on mechanist because they have range with decent dps, high mobility, and the mech to afk kill mobs.
4. Use every tool at your disposal. Get all the mounts, fully upgrade your jade bot, get the position rewinder and white mantle portal device. All of these things will make your run go a lot smoother.
5. If you are not dedicated to a full run, at least get the annoying hearts out of the way on your downtime. There are a dozen different hearts that take forever to finish. If you get them done before a dedicated run, you'll thank yourself later.
6. If you have a lot of testimonies, and don't mind spending them, buy all the hero points in Core Tyria. There are nearly 200 HPs and stopping to commune with each one takes time. Save yourself the time and trouble.
7. If you start getting burnt out, focus maps that don't have Hearts such as cities and all of Orr.
8. Map complete is a marathon, not a race. Try to do 1 or 2 zones a day. Often times I tried sprinting thru it and found myself stopping around 70% because I burned out.
9. And finally, download Blish Hud. It's easy to use and will cut your run time in half.

If you have anything to add, I'd love to hear it.

I can't find this info anywhere