OK, let’s analyze it more in detail:
10 actions are used to gain 150 cp of connection of revolutionaries, bohemiand and society.
…and, of course 10cp suspicion.
1 action is used to cash in the 28.8 echoes through "Calling favours".
Total, 11 actions, and +10 cp suspicion (plus the connection in bohemians and society!!!)
Now, you need to get rid of the suspicion as fast as possible. There are multiple ways to do so, and i have to say thatthey have all different pro and cons.
I try to write down a table, but i’m not sure if it work!
You get rid of suspicion in…___Total actions___Echo / action
2_______________________________13_____________2.22
3_______________________________14_____________2.06
4_______________________________15_____________1.92
5_______________________________16_____________1.8
Note that this echo / action result does not consider the gain in connections - and it is better than the affair of the box.
If you want to factor in also the gain in connection, you need approximatively 6 actions (or a little more) to gain as much as 150 cp in both bohemians and society.
I hope this analysis was a little bit more clear.
About "calling favors in the flit" being a card, you’re right, you can go for a long time without seeing it. On my own, i just cash in the connection till to level 35 (as i do with 1-3 the collections of curiosities) and i diligently wait in the Flit for "Calling Favors" (or the tomb colonist) for cashing in all my work.
(Flipping cards does not cost actions, but you’re right on the fact that you have to log in more often. This said, you can log in each hour, flip the cards, and then move to the forgotten quarter (or do other stuff) and use the actions once you have many of them)
It is not "reliable" as in - you can grind only this - but the frequency is "standard" (for both calling favors and tomb colonist), and it makes your game more variate in the grind.
For "moral", it has the same meaning of "maxim" also in english, but not being a native speaker i have no idea of how much frequently it is used. And, no, you don’t sound to be a fascist, don’t worry! :)
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edited by Mizr. Edlaine Saphburgh on 5/8/2014