[Dingus]

Not sure of the math but it cost me 200 bucks for 13 more dev points per train. Do a credit train or two at the end of the day will give you close to the same benefit. I wont be putting anymore real money into endo because of the lack of benefit.

[Conrad1103]

(2009.Sep.30 05:25 AM)Dingus Wrote:  Not sure of the math but it cost me 200 bucks for 13 more dev points per train. Do a credit train or two at the end of the day will give you close to the same benefit. I wont be putting anymore real money into endo because of the lack of benefit.

i was about to thank you for saving me $6-700 i just put in my pocket to donate for END today....but in doing some more math -

i think it will take 5 full credits refreshes a day to equal to the trains with the benefit of adding that much END.

lets say $600 = 66,000 credits = roughly 900 more dev pts a day ( no trainer) using Thors example.

it costs about 200 credits for a full refresh. in 66 days of doing 5 credits refreshes a day, you could have put those 200 credits a day (= 66,000) towards END. in other words - its pays for itself in 66 days.

yay/nay?

EDIT -

whups - $600 = 69,000 credits actually. but im nto redoing the math now. makes END look bettter though.

[Dingus]

Depends how active you are in my eyes. Also it would be spreading out the cost so you could use imaginary game money for those refreshes opposed to real money.

[ZeonOne]

(2009.Sep.29 08:21 PM)Thor Wrote:  You do get better train for every single endurance point added.

Well, I never tried with 1 but I often increase it of 250 or 500 here and there buying credits and I do see a difference every time.

Wouldn't make sense that level 50 endurance cost 340$ (didn't check the real price but its close) to only get 2-3 more dev points

1-2 point per 500 Endurance Dev Pt sounds logical. At lower level, that's about how much it cost for 1 endurance level.

And, this could explain the extra bonuses in dev point at higher endurance.