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Potjeh
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Re: Multi food FEP formula
It's not 1 point, it's based on the square root of the current bar, but there are some constants in the formula which I don't remember off the top of my head.
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Jackwolf
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Re: Multi food FEP formula
Ah, well it's been close to 1 point per new food for me. Maybe it's because I'm on a new toon.
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cloakblade
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Re: Multi food FEP formula
Does wine do something similar or was I just hallucinating?
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Potjeh
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Re: Multi food FEP formula
Yeah, both wine and beer reduce the bar. Their q is irrelevant for this.
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Sevenless
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Re: Multi food FEP formula
Sorry for the late reply teck. The wiki post is this: http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/FEP
If you read the examples given, they *seem* to suggest that you need to eat different types of FEP's to reduce your required total FEP's. Certainly to the new players it reads that way. A re-write of those examples with some real numbers and an example that includes all the same FEP food types would clear that up in my opinion.
So I did some calculations: First food eaten is 30% reduction (18->12.6), second is ~21% reduction (12.6->9.9). There is a formula behind this, does anyone know the actual constants behind it? I'm not quite enough of a mathy to be able to pick it out. Square of the total foodbar is a good hint, but it doesn't line up with a reduction based off that alone. I think it would be a nice addition to the wiki.
If you read the examples given, they *seem* to suggest that you need to eat different types of FEP's to reduce your required total FEP's. Certainly to the new players it reads that way. A re-write of those examples with some real numbers and an example that includes all the same FEP food types would clear that up in my opinion.
So I did some calculations: First food eaten is 30% reduction (18->12.6), second is ~21% reduction (12.6->9.9). There is a formula behind this, does anyone know the actual constants behind it? I'm not quite enough of a mathy to be able to pick it out. Square of the total foodbar is a good hint, but it doesn't line up with a reduction based off that alone. I think it would be a nice addition to the wiki.
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