During the profit zone you will still have to self level an amount to get someone to take 3rd and then finsih the rest out with Guild Swaps or personal swaps.

The same holds true for when it comes out of the profit zone. This way will end up costing you a bit more than to only offer an even break, but will help if you struggle to find the donors for those levels. This is of course if you have a hard time getting anyone to willingly donate or don’t have 80+ Arc users in yournGuild or are close friends with. I’ve heard some say to do self leveling from 10 to the profit zone and offer a 10% profit on 1st and second, then self level a bit more to do the same for 3rd place. You can judge my quotation marks to mean people tend to take this game a bit too seriously sometimes. or at minimum, plunder the heck out of a neighbor, boot an 'offending' guildie, or remove a 'disrespectful' friend. People have been known to go to war over such things.

It can also get quite competitive and sometimes cause quite a bit of rage when someone 'steals' a spot that has been 'promised' to one or two players. It's up to you which method you prefer to get all of the FPs needed for every level up to 80, even when people start locking up those 'sweet spot' rewards. Once it becomes profitable for 1st/2nd, you still have to fill 1/4 of the level by the usual means. But there is no secret recipe other than the same work involved in doing the same for any GB. The benefit of the Arc itself is that its popularity tends to cause people to overpay for rewards, which benefits the owner, and they tend to be sought out, so they aren't usually difficult to work on leveling. You either level it yourself or you solicit donations via swap threads, direct swap agreements, or random chance. The way you get it up to where it starts to pay profitable rewards for 1st/2nd locked up from dead zero each level (~ level 30-74) is to do it the old-fashioned way.

Forge of empires forge points strategy