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Avu
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Re: Cow quality is too slow.
Nonono. I like my pumpkins to feed cows. Don't make me have to feed them chantrele or fucknows what so I can get their stupid q up.
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Dataslycer
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Re: Cow quality is too slow.
My program doesn't really do anything with the amount of time for a calf to grow to an adult, just gives number of generation for average quality and vice versa. Anyhow, I modified my program with Potjeh's -5/20 variance and here are the results:@ Dataslycer, you've written the simulation, why not make the dev's work a little easier and make 3 proposals with different time lines and q progress averages, by changing the random factor as well as the gestation and groth from calf to cow/bull?
For my suggestion of -5/12 variance:It takes an average of 5 generations to reach q40.
It takes an average of 13 generations to reach q100.
In 15 generations, the average quality is 116.
In 30 generations, the average quality is 239.
Does loftar know c++ though?It takes an average of 9 generations to reach q40.
It takes an average of 24 generations to reach q100.
In 15 generations, the average quality is 64.
In 30 generations, the average quality is 122.
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theTrav
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Re: Cow quality is too slow.
Enough to know how bad it isDataslycer wrote:Does loftar know c++ though?
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exewu
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Re: Cow quality is too slow.
Not like you can't just do it with excel :V
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sabinati
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Re: Cow quality is too slow.
you mean openoffice calc :V
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loftar
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Re: Cow quality is too slow.
At birth, actually. I've made the changes in the code now, so they'll be effective from the next server restart.Potjeh wrote:Are stat rolls made at conception or birth, Loftar? Just wondering if I should wait till you change it ;)
Thank you. :)theTrav wrote:Enough to know how bad it is :PDataslycer wrote:Does loftar know c++ though?
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Thijssnl
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Re: Cow quality is too slow.
Dear loftar ^^ When will the next server start?loftar wrote:I've made the changes in the code now, so they'll be effective from the next server restart.
Kthx
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exewu
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Re: Cow quality is too slow.
of course, have you seen the new version of excel? My god, who the hell thought that was a good idea? Idiots I tell you.sabinati wrote:you mean openoffice calc :V
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Blxz
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Re: Cow quality is too slow.
Wow, my first cow birth. And the quality shot up compared to either parent. So happy. Thx loftar.loftar wrote:At birth, actually. I've made the changes in the code now, so they'll be effective from the next server restart.Potjeh wrote:Are stat rolls made at conception or birth, Loftar? Just wondering if I should wait till you change it
Thank you.theTrav wrote:Enough to know how bad it isDataslycer wrote:Does loftar know c++ though?
