Some useful quality benchmarks

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hazzor
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Re: Some useful quality benchmarks

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sayane wrote:
hazzor wrote:I've not done any real maths since college physics a year or so ago
ohmygod, college... what country? it`s primary school level where I am from :(
resulting quality will be q13. a+b+c+n*x is n times x added to the rest of them, (a+b+c+x)*n is what you assumed
sheesh, I was simply stating that it was the last time I did any real math rather than that was where I learnt it from, calm your tits
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Great, now I want to see what crazy tits look like :lol:
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Seizure wrote:Great, now I want to see what crazy tits look like :lol:
never stick your dick in crazy, no matter how good the tits...
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Re: Some useful quality benchmarks

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hazzor wrote:the last time I did any real math
It just got to me when you call that example "REAL" maths xD
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sayane wrote:
hazzor wrote:the last time I did any real math
It just got to me when you call that example "REAL" maths xD
as far as I'm concerned anything that requires more mental work than addition or multiplication is "real", I studied physics but not further maths or stats
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hazzor wrote:
sayane wrote:
hazzor wrote:the last time I did any real math
It just got to me when you call that example "REAL" maths xD
as far as I'm concerned anything that requires more mental work than addition or multiplication is "real", I studied physics but not further maths or stats
Like division?
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hazzor wrote:
NOOBY93 wrote:"Assuming all animals are level 10"
correct me if I'm wrong, but I've never seen a lvl 10 fox.
hence "assuming"
but why are you assuming all animals are level X when most aren't? max fox is IV, boar is VII, troll is V.
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Re: Some useful quality benchmarks

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sabinati wrote:
hazzor wrote:
NOOBY93 wrote:"Assuming all animals are level 10"
correct me if I'm wrong, but I've never seen a lvl 10 fox.
hence "assuming"
but why are you assuming all animals are level X when most aren't? max fox is IV, boar is VII, troll is V.
Probably so you could calculate what Q an animal will be when you attack it and know it's level.
I think he just used X as an example.
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It's stupid animals have fixed levels. I remember when this wasn't the case.
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krikke93 wrote:It's stupid animals have fixed levels. I remember when this wasn't the case.
They don't have fixed levels.
if they are close to a village claim they will have a smaller level.
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