Naquada per unit

[Guest]

For some reason im getting about 32 naquada per unit rather than 40, this has mean im about 12k per turn short

Any suggestions as to why this would happen

[Setesh]

For some reason im getting about 32 naquada per unit rather than 40, this has mean im about 12k per turn short

Any suggestions as to why this would happen

could be that you aren't goa'uld?

[The Xeno]

Nope 40 is norm for non goauld....You sure your not confusing your UP with your UU? If not, I'd put this in bugs.

[Blackbird]

I've double checked my maths. I have 1683 UU but only get 54950 naq per turn (inc income from my commander)

Also how do i report bugs?

[Jake Conhale]

whats your warning level, cause that can decrease your income significantly.

[Setesh]

Now that jake brings that up...it could also be that you have officers?

[Blackbird]

At the moment its at none, but i do have an officer

[Setesh]

At the moment its at none, but i do have an officer

that could be why. You will never get your full income so long as you have an officer. You will give them anywhere from 10-30% of your income in increments of 5(10,15,20,25,30)

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40? im getting 44 per turn per uu and im tauri , so i my mate

[The Xeno]

40? im getting 44 per turn per uu and im tauri , so is my mate

:sigh: read updates and help...
if you have no commder you get 10%, thus an extra 4Naq per UU
Let me break it down once and for all:
40 Naq UU unmodified,
44 Naq UU with no Cmmdr
50 Naq UU if you are Goauld
55 Naq UU if you are goauld w/no cmmdr (I think may be off by 1 or 2 math isnt my strong point)
Then officer reduction comes into play and then you get final Naq

[GhostyGoo]

I'm quite sure that if you check the actual figures it's correct. These questions frequently arise (i had one for game admin the other day, in fact). Many things ingame are seemingly "not precise math" purely because behind what you see are some decimals, deciamls of naq, decimals of units etc etc. Consider, you get 49 units per day, that means you get 1.0208333333333333333333333333333 units per turn. Of course, you don't see the .0208333333333333333333333333333 of a unit until it is completed (a whole unit) however that does not mean that the .0208333333333333333333333333333 of a unit is not factored in the math. I'll ask Admin to have a little check (as he would say, it never hurts to have an audit ) but i am quite sure that it's right.

-Goo™