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(2009.Oct.01 07:15 AM)fngMalvos Wrote: [ -> ]On a side note how to you find the exact number of dev points put into End?

http://www.awakenedlands.com/list_stats.php

(2009.Sep.30 10:01 PM)Gornikel Wrote: [ -> ]

(2009.Sep.30 09:03 PM)Thor Wrote: [ -> ]

(2009.Sep.30 08:54 PM)superdude Wrote: [ -> ]

(2009.Sep.30 08:35 PM)Thor Wrote: [ -> ]If my memory is good, 16 endu (0 dev points into 17) and a ranch gets you pretty close to 1:1 dev points per energy point trained.

17-18 end with a ranch, but not 16.

Thanks for the update

I guess it depends on how much nrg is spent.

Sorry I should have posted that too. Between lvl 25-30, 17-18 end with a ranch, is close to 1:1.

I know about that page Preacher, that shows you how much you need for each level but is there a way to see exactly how many points between levels you currently have? In the past I've calculated it based on the colour of the bar on the main page. The bar is 200 pixels wide so the remaining points needed for the next level is

(red bar width/200)*Dev Points Needed

i.e. right now I know I need 85 points for my next level

I was just wondering if there was an easier way.

in game, go into preferences, click stat display, click yes and you will get the exact numbers instead of bars.

(2009.Oct.01 07:34 AM)superdude Wrote: [ -> ]in game, go into preferences, click stat display, click yes and you will get the exact numbers instead of bars.

Thanks, that's what I was looking for, much more useful.

Your welcome.

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(2009.Oct.01 12:09 AM)infinite93 Wrote: [ -> ]Last time I looked into it, there seemed to be 3 main factors in a non-trainer train. Don't forget that in addition to trainers, you have to factor in the 'slight increase to trains' donators see.

Happiness is treated separate from Endurance(total Dev points) and there is a 'random factor' as well. These factors seem to be added together instead of multiplied. This is why people with crazy endurance can get 1:1 or better trains in a cardboard box and people in 'very nice' housing can get 1:1 or better regardless of endurance.

The effect we see where 2 10 pt trains give you more impact at full happiness than 1 20 pt train at the same happiness seems to be based on the 'random' factor. It has a more significant impact at lower point trains than at higher ep levels since it is added instead of multiplied, so it doesn't scale up. I first thought there was some kind of 'each point drops happiness at tiny bit integral thing' going on, but I don't think it is that complicated.

In your second paragragh where you say " The effect we see where 2 10 pt trains give you more impact at full happiness than 1 20 pt train at the same happiness seems to be based on the 'random' factor."

This is not correct if you are talking about being at full happy when you train each of the 10's. the reason you get more is because your happy is full again, if this was not what you were saying please disregard as I have not read this whole series of posts... and the way to acheive the highest return is to train in chucks of 2 ep per train... but who is going to waste the credits to make that happen.

Pullo, and loki were the only people I knew of that worked their training in chucks, all be it slightly more ep per...

I tried the chunck training aswell RJ. saw an increase of 3-4 points, not near enough to constitute the time it takes

(2009.Oct.01 09:50 AM)Dingus Wrote: [ -> ]I tried the chunck training aswell RJ. saw an increase of 3-4 points, not near enough to constitute the time it takes

I think the best advantage for that is gymday where u will see u have a better increase throughout the day...

Usually tho unless u have the time and the attn span for it and the end... u wont see much of a gain.