I am, for example, building a Rope Walk.
I have q18 boards, q10 blocks, and a pile of string with an average q of 30.
Do I expect (180 + 80 + 600)/38 = ~q22 Rope Walk?
Or do I expect (18 + 10 + 30) / 3 = ~q19 Rope Walk?
In other words, do materials that have higher quantities in the recipe contribute more to quality?
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Re: Quality formulae -> Material weighting question
For most craftings and buildings, there are pretty accurate formulas at the Ring of Brodgar wiki page.
Sadly, your example, the rope walk has not been written down there yet.
http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Haven_and_Hearth_Wiki
Sadly, your example, the rope walk has not been written down there yet.
http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Haven_and_Hearth_Wiki
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Sevenless
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Re: Quality formulae -> Material weighting question
http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Oven
Bricks are weighted x3 compared to the rest weighted x1, but the amount of other ingredients is miniscule.
It's best just to look up the formula for what you're making.
Bricks are weighted x3 compared to the rest weighted x1, but the amount of other ingredients is miniscule.
It's best just to look up the formula for what you're making.
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W16 Farmer's Almanac
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Explanation of the logic behind the cooking system