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Curio LP

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What is the formula for calculating the amount of LP gained from a curiosity based on it's quality, base LP, and your learning ability?

Example: The base LP for a seer's bones is 600 at quality 10 (I think). If it's quality 59 and I have 320% learning ability, what will I get from it when it's done?
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Ninijutsu wrote:What is the formula for calculating the amount of LP gained from a curiosity based on it's quality, base LP, and your learning ability?

Example: The base LP for a seer's bones is 600 at quality 10 (I think). If it's quality 59 and I have 320% learning ability, what will I get from it when it's done?
Same as for EVERYTHING in this game: base * sqrt (q / 10). Anything that provides LP is then multiplied by your learning ability.
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BaseLP * sqrt(Q/10) * (LA/10)

So...

600 x sqrt 5.9 x 3.2

4,663 LP
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cobaltjones wrote:BaseLP * sqrt(Q/10) * (LA/10)

So...

600 x sqrt 5.9 x 3.2

4,663 LP
that "(LA/10)" irks me. the /10 doesn't fit. Learning Ability comes in percentage thus 320% is just 3.2x, In no way does (320/10) = 3.2.
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Re: Curio LP

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Well he didn't seem to understand how it factored into the equation so I made it simple for him.
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cobaltjones wrote:Well he didn't seem to understand how it factored into the equation so I made it simple for him.
I have no issue with that, it's more the phrasing. You weren't wrong, it's just how I see it in my head. I personally would've not put in the /10 on the learning ability, so instead it's

LP = BaseLP * sqrt(Q/10) * LA

purely since it is % based.
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Re: Curio LP

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it's LA/100 durp
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sabinati wrote:it's LA/100 durp
If it wasn't in percentage form, I'd agree. You don't have a natural 100 learning ability, you have a natural 100% learning ability, which when speaking about in non percentage forms is 1, not 100.
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Yes but for the purposes of my equation it should have been /100 derp.
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ApocalypsePlease wrote:
sabinati wrote:it's LA/100 durp
If it wasn't in percentage form, I'd agree. You don't have a natural 100 learning ability, you have a natural 100% learning ability, which when speaking about in non percentage forms is 1, not 100.
yeah but you aren't multiplying by 100% or 360%, you're multiplying by 1 or 3.6, respectively

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