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Bonez565 at 12:04, 21 February 2025

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			* Note that the description specifies "Gear" you can have all the Tools equipped that you want.
	* A popular strategy for this is to unequip everything on the [[Gear]] screen, then with an empty [[step bank]] (or at least enough remaining to hold 10k additional steps) and no activity selected, walk for 10k steps. This prevents the steps from being used inefficiently.		* A popular strategy for this is to unequip everything on the [[Gear]] screen, then with an empty [[step bank]] (or at least enough remaining to hold 10k additional steps) and no activity selected, walk for 10k steps. This prevents the steps from being used inefficiently.

Bonez565 at 14:14, 7 January 2025

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	* A popular strategy for this is to unequip everything on the [[Gear]] screen, then with an empty [[step bank]] (or at least enough remaining to hold 10k additional steps) and no activity selected, walk for 10k steps. This prevents the steps from being used inefficiently.		* A popular strategy for this is to unequip everything on the [[Gear]] screen, then with an empty [[step bank]] (or at least enough remaining to hold 10k additional steps) and no activity selected, walk for 10k steps. This prevents the steps from being used inefficiently.

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* A popular strategy for this is to unequip everything on the [[Gear]] screen, then with an empty [[step bank]] (or at least enough remaining to hold 10k additional steps) and no activity selected, walk for 10k steps. This prevents the steps from being used inefficiently.