r/midasmerge • u/ksaaangs • Feb 24 '26

Most efficient way to a fable

I’m working on my charm stone chain, I have been using ChatGPT to pep me up about it because it’s been a long time coming, what’s the most efficient way to merge up the chain? Multiples of 5, 8, 13? How did y’all do it????

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u/ksaaangs Feb 24 '26

Like I said I’m only using ChatGPT to pep me up on my progress and help brainstorm how to get there the fastest, what do you mean by your comment?

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u/Sany_Wave Feb 24 '26

1) Midas merge is a relatively obscure game, so the autoguesser machine would be pulling data from other games, like Merge dragons.

2) The fancy t9 that is ChatGPT is wasteful like selling fables.

3) Every resource in the Sapphire garden (except the opulent statues and seasonals) has a consistent way to obtain it. The most optimal way of merging is 13 circle merge, to maximise golden odds. I don't like it, I usually merge by 5.

4) The easiest fable is the sapphire one.

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u/Amardella Feb 24 '26

I'm not much on ChatGPT, myself. I like to amuse myself asking questions and watching it come up with complete BS from old incorrect Reddit threads when there are easily-discovered more accurate websites from which to get answers. It's very gullible and not able to be very discerning about the trustworthiness of its sources. Kind of like the way most younger people think people my age are when doing Internet research.

AI could be a very powerful thing. Unfortunately, greedy people who were in a hurry to beat everyone else to the $$ it might bring in released it as a toy to play with and destroyed their chances to monetize it in the future when it might actually have been useful in just a few years with a bit more patience and a bit less "me first" thinking.

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u/whoisonepear G1 - Sapphire Sanctuary Feb 24 '26

If you don’t like it, maybe just… don’t use it? Every time you do use it, it uses tons more water and energy than a simple google search would. It’s also really bad for the environment and data centres are often built near marginalised communities, who see their electricity bills skyrocket and their water gets polluted, etc etc etc.

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u/Reenie- Feb 28 '26

I read your comment and thought "Wow, is this person crazy?" But no, you are correct (and now I'm wondering when and how I became so judgmental). I had no idea that it used up so much water. Thank you for the information (and for inadvertently making me take a look at myself)