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Here goes... The rule of six is a lot of smoke and mirrors! | Here goes... The rule of six is a lot of smoke and mirrors! | ||
Here is the proof: | Here is the proof: | ||
At 105 ships, I buy the upgrade. I have a minimum of 6 hours before I will see another. For each ship I buy over that, it only take TWO hours to pay for itself. | At 105 ships, I buy the upgrade. I have a minimum of 6 hours before I will see another. For each ship I buy over that, it only take about TWO hours to pay for itself. | ||
Price of upgrade if I go to, and stick with 111 ships: 32,056,800 | Price of upgrade if I go to, and stick with 111 ships: 32,056,800 | ||
If I buy the 112th ship, the price will jump 288,800 | If I buy the 112th ship, the price will jump 288,800 | ||
Revision as of 18:14, 4 July 2012
Here goes... The rule of six is a lot of smoke and mirrors! Here is the proof: At 105 ships, I buy the upgrade. I have a minimum of 6 hours before I will see another. For each ship I buy over that, it only take about TWO hours to pay for itself. Price of upgrade if I go to, and stick with 111 ships: 32,056,800 If I buy the 112th ship, the price will jump 288,800 in 6 hours, that one extra ship will get you 5600 more a turn 288,800/5600 = 51.571429 That's how many turns it will take you to make up for that extra ship, which is just over 4 te3k years, and under the 6 RL hours. Just something to think about!