Small or medium at what level?

[deletemeplease]

Currently I'm level 63 in Dungeoneering. I mostly solo, because I find doing it with parties gets frustrating very quickly for me.

So I'm just wondering, what levels should I do small, and what levels should I start doing medium at in order to gain more experience?

 

Also, when doing the small dungeons, should I be doing C1 or C6? I usually do C6 but I've noticed C1 goes a bit faster, with a lot less experience.

[Youmu]

If you're soloing, complexity 6 all the way.

 

Also, it's advised to do the frozen floors and the first 6 abandoned floors on small, then switching to medium once you get to furnished. Soloing is a good time to practice your dungeoneering skills and acquaints you with the enemies and bosses on the floor themes. At your current level, Shadow-forger Ihlahkizan is the hardest boss, but you will only meet him on the next 6 abandoned floors, which is f30-35. For furnished, you should definitely watch out for Rammernaut, as well as Night-gazer Khighorahk if you're meleeing. Once you reach 65+ dunge, Bal'lak the Pummeller will be a fair challenge too.

 

Once you reach the occult floors, try switching to teaming. If you're still going to stay solo, beware as bosses like the Trio and the Necrolord are harder there. Watch out for occult overall, it's harder than any of the previous floor themes (obviously).

 

Well, good luck with your dungeoneering!

[NastyJenny]

Thats what i do lately at pure solo :

 

Icy Floors on C1 (C3 if i dont mind wasting dungeon time to get some decent fish xp lol) simply cause well they just bore me now

Up to 30 small C6

The rest medium C6

[deletemeplease]

Thanks. :)

[jettrider]

Do c1s for all except your last 5 floors or so (once you break level 69 - everything f30 and above) and then do solo mediums (c6) for those floors.