You can do that anyway. Just equip your speed gear, click a 5-second job, then change to your work-gear, queue your normal job and cancel the 5-second job. You will have your normal work queued and you will still gain the speed advantage of your speed gear since the travel-time is locked in.
Sorry mate. I think you misunderstood me.Did the same, had -247 LP once, with speed gear, set a 15 second gear, had to go off for a minute, took longer, came back, dead.
I thought that once, but I was told that - technically - it isn't a spoiler.This should be in the spoilers section
Sorry mate. I think you misunderstood me.
You don't need to wait until you're there to change your clothes. As soon as you begin to travel, you put on your work-clothes and queue your proper jobs then you cancel the 15-second job. It will not affect your travel-time.
I thought that once, but I was told that - technically - it isn't a spoiler.
Post-edit: I'd better clarify. Just in case.
When you wear your speed-clothing and you want to travel to a job, click on a random job at that location for 15-seconds. You will then receive your travel-time.
(Let's say it's Silver-Mining that you want to do for...say 4 hours.)
You click on Prospecting for any length of time and the travel-time is 10 minutes for instance.
You then wear your work-clothes for the job that you want to do - in this instance Silver Mining.
So you are already travelling and you have just put on your work-clothes for Silver Mining. You will notice that your travel-time has not increased. In fact it is still counting down as normal.
Okay. You now queue 1 Hour of Silver Mining. Wait until it is queued and then cancel the Prospecting job. You will now have 1 Hour of Silver Mining in your queue and you still have the same arrival-time.
Now simply queue the next 3 hours of Silver Mining that you want and voila. You have your 4 hours of Silver Mining wearing the best work-clothes AND you got there using your speed clothes. Simple.
Then that is actually a bug then
Wow there are some quite involved tips and tricks in here now...I still think it will be soooo much easier to have a walk option!
But why would you do that, when you can actually walk to the job that you want to do? That doesn't really make any sense.But if you really want that, one alternative is to walk to the nearest town/quest place and then set for the job
But why would you do that, when you can actually walk to the job that you want to do? That doesn't really make any sense.
Post-edit: Except in cases where you NEED your work clothed to do a job because it is of a higher level than yourself, I suppose. In that case your suggestion is valid.
Right on the edit, but also when you think it's too complicated to set the job with speed clothes, change, set the job again and cancel the first
And THEN....after you queue up ALL your jobs, dont forget to switch to your finishing gear (gear that grants bonuses at job completion, like Allan Quatermain set for increased luck drops, or Chisholm set for increased cash) or defensive duel gear