6 years ago Mar 7, 2019, 10:57:20 AM
Hi,
As title says, playing ES2 since EA and just realized I don't know exactly how buyout prices are calculated, just that they're not 1 industry = 1 dust.
Any clue about this?
And related to the previous, any clue how UE "emperor's will" influece buyout costs are calculated?
Thanks!
(($(Input)) ^ 1.2125 + 50) * Property(StockLocation, @../ClassEmpire,BuyoutActivated) * Property(StockLocation, @../ClassEmpire, DustInflation)
((($(Input)) ^ 1.1 + 100) * Count(StockLocation, @'ClassColonizedStarSystem'))
((($(Input)) ^ 1.01 + 150) * Count(StockLocation, @'ClassEmpire'))
ResourceConverterDefinitions.xml
I think these will work like shown below (supposing 'count' function does nothing but just auto-cancelling second and third formula)
Dust Buyout: {(Industry Cost)^1.2125 + 50}*(Dust Inflation)
Influence Buyout(Prod): {(Industry Cost)^1.1 + 100}
Influence Buyout(Tech): {(Science Cost)^1.01 + 150}
PARAdoxiBLE wrote:
(($(Input)) ^ 1.2125 + 50) * Property(StockLocation, @../ClassEmpire,BuyoutActivated) * Property(StockLocation, @../ClassEmpire, DustInflation)
((($(Input)) ^ 1.1 + 100) * Count(StockLocation, @'ClassColonizedStarSystem'))
((($(Input)) ^ 1.01 + 150) * Count(StockLocation, @'ClassEmpire'))
ResourceConverterDefinitions.xml
I think these will work like shown below (supposing 'count' function does nothing but just auto-cancelling second and third formula)
Dust Buyout: {(Industry Cost)^1.2125 + 50}*(Dust Inflation)
Influence Buyout(Prod): {(Industry Cost)^1.1 + 100}
Influence Buyout(Tech): {(Science Cost)^1.01 + 150}
Wow! Thanks, awesome and very quick!
That explain why influence purchase didn't seem influenced by inflation, indeed it isn't as it seemed.
PARAdoxiBLE
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