The practical current answer: players discussing repeatable Endless farming most often recommend Roblox Museum or Raving Raceway. Pirate Bay can be the better choice when an active Forsaken objective or Battle Pass rewards that map, while a familiar map such as Crossroads is often better for testing a new loadout. There is no permanent winner: map rotation, event tasks, balance and your personal clear time can change the result.
Pick by objective
Run a fair 20-minute comparison
Do not compare one lucky 90-minute co-op clear with a short solo loss. Pick two candidate maps and keep the loadout, difficulty, modifiers, party size and session length the same. Write down starting and ending Tix and EXP, event progress, highest wave and real elapsed minutes. Then calculate reward gained ÷ minutes.
Repeat each map at least twice. A map that produces slightly fewer Tix but needs little attention may be better for routine play; a faster but fragile route may be better only when you are actively watching. If an event objective grants large extra progress, count that separately rather than pretending it is permanent Tix yield.
Match the map to the board
Choose a route that gives your scaling damage repeated contact and keeps useful placements inside support range. Short-range units want safe bends; long-range carries want long lines or overlapping path segments. Leave room for the final Endless board and decide which cheap opening towers will be sold.
The Endless loadout helps allocate opener, carry, support, economy and flex roles. The EXP farming guide gives a reusable tracking method. If one map loses to groups and another loses only to a boss, those are different loadout problems—not proof that one map has universally better rewards.
Current evidence and limitations
The Museum/Raceway recommendation comes from current player discussion checked on August 28, 2026. Pirate Bay appears in current Forsaken-focused strategy discussion. These are community observations, not an official fixed reward table. Check the live map selector, update notes and event panel before investing a long session.
Farming checklist
- Claim missions that match the intended mode before queueing.
- Record Tix, EXP and event progress separately.
- Use the same stopping time and settings for both maps.
- Keep one emergency placement near the exit.
- Stop an obviously failed run; idle time lowers real reward per minute.
- Re-test after balance, reward or event changes.
The best Endless map is the one that produces the resource you need at the highest repeatable rate with your actual collection—not the map attached to somebody else’s highest-wave screenshot.
Questions before choosing a winner
Should the highest wave decide? Not for routine farming. A slower record push can have worse Tix or EXP per minute than a shorter repeatable reset. Keep “record map” and “farm map” as separate answers.
What if co-op changes the result? Record party size and responsibilities. A map that is excellent with coordinated support may be unreliable in public matchmaking. Run a solo or fixed-party comparison that matches how you normally play.
Re-test without wasting an evening
Use a short qualification run first. If a candidate leaks before your planned board exists, fix the loadout or remove it from the test. Then compare equal 20-minute windows, including queue and reset time if those differ materially. Save the live event task because Pirate Bay’s event value can disappear when the objective rotates. When Museum and Raceway are close, choose the route with fewer resets, easier support geometry and less attention required. Repeat the comparison after reward, modifier, event or major tower changes.