Calculating ratio of bank to miner ratio
Posted: Sun Nov 15, 2009 11:25 am
It's useful to find out whether your bank size is huge, big, normal, average etc...
Someone with a huge ratio and 100mil miners is likely to have a bigger bank capacity than someone with 200mil miners and a tiny one.
If I'm not mistaken, divide your max bank by amount of miners you have. You get your ratio.
It's useful to give extra value, because bank size in absolute doesn't really tell whether it has a high ratio or not!
My own ratio is ~212,343
To find out how much your account did PPT (and what's your natural bank size), just use the below formula/calculating.
Someone with a huge ratio and 100mil miners is likely to have a bigger bank capacity than someone with 200mil miners and a tiny one.
If I'm not mistaken, divide your max bank by amount of miners you have. You get your ratio.
It's useful to give extra value, because bank size in absolute doesn't really tell whether it has a high ratio or not!
My own ratio is ~212,343
To find out how much your account did PPT (and what's your natural bank size), just use the below formula/calculating.
Munchy wrote:A good way to test it is by doing the following. Go to the market and find where it says
"NOTE: The Market Supporter Status gives full trade market functionality, 10% increase to original bank size (for you, as of last turn, this is an increase of "XXX amount" REMEMBER - the bank size increases/decreases with your income), and full PPT. It does not include player to player transfers, bonus goods, or other 'full supporter' bonuses."
Take your total bank space and divide it by that number. Then take away 10 from that number(as 10 will equal 100% of your 'natural bank') That number should be about the number of ppt's you have been on I believe, unless your account has had one or more ultimate SS's put on it.
Also, for every normal SS you have bought take 1 from that number(as that adds 20% to bank space) and 1 for every ascension(as I believe each ascension equals an SS, or 20% natural bank increase).
For me that number is 115.9999999....or about 116 ppt's
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