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When it comes to losing rent without tier jumping, this term may seem misleading. The idea is that at certain tiers, such as the first tier ending at 70 parcels, there’s a financial incentive to stop there. Jumping to a higher tier brings the rent multiplier down, thereby reducing earnings.
To illustrate, when I tested an average property allocation using the Atlas Earth calculator, it revealed that increasing parcels from 70 to 71 dropped daily earnings from 19 cents to 15 cents. This is a tangible loss, even if it feels minor. The strategy here should be to reach tar like 70 parcels and then consider saving enough Atlas bucks to make a significant leap to subsequent tiers rather than making gradual jumps that devalue your rent multiplier.