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I need help with some caculations
Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 10:18 pm
by federo
my income was 172,000,000 with no officers
then my officer joined me so it dropped down to 136,450,341
that's what I did: 172mill * 30/100 = 51.6mill
but 172mill-136.5mill = 35.5mill
that's 2 way to calculate the income that my officer should be receiving but they are different so I know i'm missing something.
I thought I was giving 30% of my income to my officer? How come, when he joined me, I lost less then 30%.. does this mean he isn't receiving that 30%?
(srry if you don't understand)
Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 10:48 pm
by Zeratul
our guess is that you dont have it set to 30%... the numbers seem to match with you having it set to 20%
Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 11:25 pm
by mulletslayer
also check crit/nox settings
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 12:34 am
by federo
I got no crit/nox settings
and my income rate is at 30%
maybe my CO changed his income at the same time my officer joined me
Anyway, if I only have 1 officer, to know the amount he is receiving from me, should I do this? :
(my income) * 30 / 70
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 3:10 am
by Nigatsu_Aka
federo wrote:I got no crit/nox settings
and my income rate is at 30%
maybe my CO changed his income at the same time my officer joined me
Anyway, if I only have 1 officer, to know the amount he is receiving from me, should I do this? :
(my income) * 30 / 70
If you give him 30% then you should calculate your_income*30/100;
where your income_income=(naq_from_miners+naq_from_planets+naq_from_commander)
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 10:03 am
by Tezerul
Your officers get 30% of your total income but you only loose 30% of your income not the income you get off your CO
So say you earn 120mill per turn
20m of that is from your Co
100m is your own
So if you get an officer he/she would get 30% of 120m which is 36m
And you loose 30% of your own income (30% of 100m) which is 30m
So your new income should be 90m (120-30)
Dont quote me on it but im sure thats how I figured it out
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 10:40 am
by gooseman the first
id say your CO adjusted his income. happens to me sometimes
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 9:27 am
by bsm
Tezeral, when you give income to your officers, it's based on your total income
if you make 120mil/turn, and 20 of that is your co, then:
your 1 officer would be making 36mil a turn (30% of 120mil)
and you would be making 94mil a turn (70% of 120)
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 12:27 pm
by Tezerul
Like I said I could be worng but im sure you dont loose any naq what so ever from your commander, i remember seing it when a friend joined me,
He had no miners/lifers as he had only just started, so I was helping him by giving him my income....
his income became around 15million...
He then got an officer and his income stayed at 15million even though he still had no miners/lifers
So you still keep the 20million from your CO, just loose 30% of your own income
(100x.7)+20
(Your income x 0.7) Plus the Income from your CO
Hope that makes more sence
Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 11:55 am
by Legoless
StarGateWars has no recursive functions, therefor the income of your officer is 30% of your RAW! income. Commander income is not included, because of unending functions. It is same with UP. If commander income was included, the income calculation would lag, because your income would have to be calculated from your commanders income, his commanders income, and commander of commander of your commander income.
As you see, long functions and lots of database activity. That is why instead raw income is used.
So your income is:
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(naq-from-miners)+(naq-from-uu)+(naq-from-planets) * (0.3 for critical alert, etc) * (0.9 if nox on) * (0.7 for 30% officer income, 0.8 for 20%, etc)
+ (commander income)
When your income to officers is:
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((naq-from-miners)+(naq-from-uu)+(naq-from-planets) * (0.3 for critical alert, etc) * (0.9 if nox on) * (0.7 for 30% officer income, 0.8 for 20%, etc)) / (number-of-officers)
From there you see that if you had 0 miners and UU and a good commander that would give you billions of income, your officers would still get a nice 0.
Hope this clears it up.
Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 3:29 pm
by federo
Thanks alot!
This means for about 3 month I thought I was generous with my officer,
but I gave him way less then I thought..
bah I guess I gotta go train some miners now!
