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Originally posted by Macintrash:I've seen people make multiple gems at once. How do they do that? I think I may have seen them gembomb more than one at a time as well. Anyway, here's my list:X: Eat gemD: DuplicateU: UpgradeShift+B: Continual gembomb from next gem available in inventoryShift click on grae to make multiples, ctrl click to make a full inventory.Bombing has a tutorial page explaining how it works (also see it early in the game), so I'm not sure how it is 'lesser-known'.Shift+B - prototype bombing from mana using first gem in inventory.B+Shift - Bomb continually from inventory. To be honest making multiple gems at once isn't really a valuable ability. Makes it easy to get the achievement of filling your inventory with gems, but I never use it.

I am either just dupping gems with 'd' key or making them as I need them. You can only make pure gems of the same level and only to fill your inventory.nothing else.You can gem bomb lots at once by adjusting the number in the bomb box you hover over it and either use the mouse scroll wheel or the up and down keys. This is really useful at higher lever XP runs where I have bombed up to 550 grade 1 gems on each wave.if you B then Shift you bomb a clone of the first gem in your inventory, which is also what you need to do to bomb multiple gems at once. Saves having to make lots of gems to bomb like you did in earlier games in the series. While the 'fill inventory' is pretty much a useless trick, making multiples in a hurry can speed things along, depending on what you are doing.For me, once I got access to the right gem colors, its a simple matter to hold SHIFT down as I click once on the Red Gem, once in the Grade 1 line, once on the Yellow Gem, six times on the Grade 1 line, once on teh White Gem, and nine times on the Grade 1 line.

That gets me that number of those three colors of Grade 1 gems. Continuing to hold SHIFT down, I hit G, and click on one of those gems, to mass combine all G1's into G2's. Another press of G and another click on a gem combines those G2's into G3's. I repeat that until all 16 gems are combined, into a Grade 4 killgem.Yes, I could accomplish the same thing by creating a single G1 Red, G1 Yellow, and G1 White, then hovering over them and hitting the D key as needed. Use whatever method you prefer. D is invaluable when you are doing a Combine; but less so when first creating a simple gem.

I repeat that until all 16 gems are combined, into a Grade 4 killgem.Yes, I could accomplish the same thing by creating a single G1 Red, G1 Yellow, and G1 White, then hovering over them and hitting the D key as needed. Use whatever method you prefer. D is invaluable when you are doing a Combine; but less so when first creating a simple gem.i make one each of G1 y/o; b; r, press 9 and the gemcombiner software makes a cool gem i specified before out of them(up to grade 11 for the spec or initial gem) for me^^combining up to 2048 G1 gems would take a while otherwise.

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Originally posted by Macintrash:I've seen people make multiple gems at once. How do they do that? I think I may have seen them gembomb more than one at a time as well.

Anyway, here's my list:X: Eat gemD: DuplicateU: UpgradeShift+B: Continual gembomb from next gem available in inventoryShift click on grae to make multiples, ctrl click to make a full inventory.Bombing has a tutorial page explaining how it works (also see it early in the game), so I'm not sure how it is 'lesser-known'.Shift+B - prototype bombing from mana using first gem in inventory.B+Shift - Bomb continually from inventory. To be honest making multiple gems at once isn't really a valuable ability. Makes it easy to get the achievement of filling your inventory with gems, but I never use it.

This is really useful at higher lever XP runs where I have bombed up to 550 grade 1 gems on each wave.if you B then Shift you bomb a clone of the first gem in your inventory, which is also what you need to do to bomb multiple gems at once. Saves having to make lots of gems to bomb like you did in earlier games in the series. While the 'fill inventory' is pretty much a useless trick, making multiples in a hurry can speed things along, depending on what you are doing.For me, once I got access to the right gem colors, its a simple matter to hold SHIFT down as I click once on the Red Gem, once in the Grade 1 line, once on the Yellow Gem, six times on the Grade 1 line, once on teh White Gem, and nine times on the Grade 1 line. That gets me that number of those three colors of Grade 1 gems. Continuing to hold SHIFT down, I hit G, and click on one of those gems, to mass combine all G1's into G2's. Another press of G and another click on a gem combines those G2's into G3's.

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Originally posted by:While the 'fill inventory' is pretty much a useless trick, making multiples in a hurry can speed things along, depending on what you are doing.For me, once I got access to the right gem colors, its a simple matter to hold SHIFT down as I click once on the Red Gem, once in the Grade 1 line, once on the Yellow Gem, six times on the Grade 1 line, once on teh White Gem, and nine times on the Grade 1 line. That gets me that number of those three colors of Grade 1 gems. Continuing to hold SHIFT down, I hit G, and click on one of those gems, to mass combine all G1's into G2's. Another press of G and another click on a gem combines those G2's into G3's. I repeat that until all 16 gems are combined, into a Grade 4 killgem.Yes, I could accomplish the same thing by creating a single G1 Red, G1 Yellow, and G1 White, then hovering over them and hitting the D key as needed. Use whatever method you prefer. D is invaluable when you are doing a Combine; but less so when first creating a simple gem.i make one each of G1 y/o; b; r, press 9 and the gemcombiner software makes a cool gem i specified before out of them(up to grade 11 for the spec or initial gem) for me^^combining up to 2048 G1 gems would take a while otherwise.