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Is This SWGOH Account Really ONLY 4 MONTHS OLD????

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Overview

This is a roster/account showcase by YouTuber Nuke Too Good (aka “Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes Dad”) of an unusual Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes (SWGOH) account owned by Do Not J (aka Motel Boatel). At first glance the account appears to be a four‑month‑old, rapidly pushed endgame account, but detective work shows it had been hoarded in a guild for years before being boosted.

Key roster stats & highlights

  • Reported Galactic Power: ~11 million GP
  • Galactic War wins: 1,560 (Nuke estimates this matches ~130 days at ~12 battles/day)
  • All era characters at 7-star
  • Multiple Relic 10 characters (narrator counts ~8–9 Relic 10s), plus many Relic 9/8s
  • All three main capital ships present
  • High-quality endgame mods (example: protection + speed mods on Jedi Master Luke)
  • Grand Arena record: owner claims undefeated at lower ranks
  • Conquest character “The Stranger” present — owner refreshed Conquest shipments with crystals to obtain shards
  • Unusual data point: 141 guild raids won on the account

What the 141 guild raids reveal (hoarding strategy)

The 141 guild raids point to a hoarding/alt-account strategy rather than a genuinely new account built from scratch:

The owner admitted the account was a “hoarding” alt: it sat inactive in a guild for about 2–3 years collecting raid rewards and shipment currency, then was later boosted with crystals/cash to reach endgame quickly.

How the hoarding strategy worked (summary):

  • Join a guild that allows you to collect raid rewards each reset.
  • Let the alt sit inactive (don’t fully develop characters), collecting daily energy and guild/raid rewards over months or years.
  • Later, use accumulated raid currency/shipments plus crystals/cash to rapidly gear, relic, and otherwise finish the account.

Gameplay / strategy takeaways and tips mentioned

  • Hoarding/alt-account strategy:
    1. Create an alt and join a guild that distributes raid rewards.
    2. Accumulate rewards and shipment currency over long periods without actively developing the roster.
    3. Invest crystals/cash later to purchase shipments and accelerate gearing/relicing.
  • If you plan to spend heavily, learn the game first — prioritize characters, relic targets, mods, and ships to maximize value.
  • Check shipment opportunities (Conquest, etc.) and be prepared to refresh with crystals for time-limited or rare characters.
  • High-quality mods and targeted relic upgrades are as important as raw spending for competitiveness.

Other notes from the video

  • Nuke double-checked for specific characters (Maz Kanata not present; Satele Shan is present).
  • The account owner was transparent about the hoarding history when confronted.
  • Nuke notes this hoarding tactic was more common several years ago and is less common now.

Gamers / sources featured

  • Nuke Too Good (“Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes Dad”) — video host
  • Do Not J / Motel Boatel — owner of the showcased SWGOH account

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