Forum: empire-en
Board: [584] Players ask Players
Topic: [75204] equations
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GeneralHatton [None]
:: July 6, 2012, 2:15 a.m.
I have a two parter here.
First after looking around I found the formula for public order. It seems to be agreed that it's PO_Bonus =100+SQRT(PO*4). My issue here is how to correctly apply it. I'm guessing that it's just take the PO_Bonus as a percentage and apply it to a buildings production correct? I'm about 97% sure that's correct but I'd like confirmation.
Second I've looked around and failed to find this (perhaps I'm using the wrong terms in the search bar). As we know only so many resource buildings will be producing at 100% after a certain amount they lose production simply due to how many there are. So say an 8 food 2 wood out post will only have 8 farms and 2 stone masons producing their maximum amount. Does anyone know the equation for this loss of productivity?
I'm sorry if I missed this somewhere along the line but I figure if someone knows it will save me the time and resources figuring it out for myself.
First after looking around I found the formula for public order. It seems to be agreed that it's PO_Bonus =100+SQRT(PO*4). My issue here is how to correctly apply it. I'm guessing that it's just take the PO_Bonus as a percentage and apply it to a buildings production correct? I'm about 97% sure that's correct but I'd like confirmation.
Second I've looked around and failed to find this (perhaps I'm using the wrong terms in the search bar). As we know only so many resource buildings will be producing at 100% after a certain amount they lose production simply due to how many there are. So say an 8 food 2 wood out post will only have 8 farms and 2 stone masons producing their maximum amount. Does anyone know the equation for this loss of productivity?
I'm sorry if I missed this somewhere along the line but I figure if someone knows it will save me the time and resources figuring it out for myself.
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xJadetsssx [None]
:: July 6, 2012, 2:23 a.m.
I can help you in the second one, Regardless of the Maximum of Plants an Outpost/Castle can have ALWAYS
after you build one more you will produce @ 0.75 times its capacity, the 2nd above the limit @ 0.56 of its capacity, the third one @ 0.42 times of its original Capacity, etc... Is a Fixed amount there is no equation
after you build one more you will produce @ 0.75 times its capacity, the 2nd above the limit @ 0.56 of its capacity, the third one @ 0.42 times of its original Capacity, etc... Is a Fixed amount there is no equation
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GeneralHatton [None]
:: July 6, 2012, 2:28 a.m.
So just 75% of the last plant correct?
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xJadetsssx [None]
:: July 6, 2012, 2:40 a.m.
Yes, after you reached the Limit at any castle, and you build one more plant that will produce @ 75% yes, and so goes on, but that is a fixed amount
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GeneralHatton [None]
:: July 6, 2012, 2:53 a.m.
Ok so we're looking at
production=y*(.75^2) where y is the amount that would be produced were the building not past the limit, and x is how many past the limit that particular building is.
Take that no equation statement.
Thanks for the help.
Edit:screwed that up pretty well didn't I. Fixed though.
production=y*(.75^2) where y is the amount that would be produced were the building not past the limit, and x is how many past the limit that particular building is.
Take that no equation statement.
Thanks for the help.
Edit:screwed that up pretty well didn't I. Fixed though.
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MaJeStiic [None]
:: Aug. 20, 2012, 4:12 a.m.
No the correct equation is "occupancy=.75*y" where y is the occupancy rate of the previous building starting with the last building at 100%.
ex. 100% * .75 = 75%
75% * .75 = 56%
56% * .75 = 42%
Basically 75% of whatever the occupancy rate was at the previous building.
ex. 100% * .75 = 75%
75% * .75 = 56%
56% * .75 = 42%
Basically 75% of whatever the occupancy rate was at the previous building.
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Disturbed4182 [None]
:: Aug. 25, 2012, 9:40 a.m.
Actually the Correct equation is:
ResourceProduction=100x(0.75^(NumberOfPlants-OccupancyLimit))
That will give you the base precentage.
ResourceProduction=100x(0.75^(NumberOfPlants-OccupancyLimit))
That will give you the base precentage.
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J.I. Joe2 [None]
:: Aug. 25, 2012, 10:20 a.m.
I just reduce the occupancy rate by 25% every time to have the proper equation. Much simpler.
100 - 25% = 75
75 - 25% = 56
56 - 25% = 42
42 - 25% = 31
31 - 25% = 23
23 - 25% = 17
17 - 25% = 13
13 - 25% = 10
And so on approximately.
100 - 25% = 75
75 - 25% = 56
56 - 25% = 42
42 - 25% = 31
31 - 25% = 23
23 - 25% = 17
17 - 25% = 13
13 - 25% = 10
And so on approximately.