10001 - 1 = 9999 ????

[Ortega]

well I have: Untrained Jaffa 10,001

If I make 1 mine slave I have: Untrained Jaffa 9999

If I then Reassign 1 MineSlave I have: Untrained Jaffa 10,001



Bug or not ?

[Cole]

I already saw that...the extra one troop...no idea what it is though, sorry

[Juliette]

Don't you know?

10000 is an evil number.

[Tivadar]

it has something to do with the .xx or sumthing, for example: 10,000.5 ; it shows up as 10,001 but if you train one then it shwos up only 9999 ..... anyone with a better english can explain it? also... this belongs to bug section or already closed ? :p

[Lord Apollo]

im guessing its because of UP. if you had, for instance, a 5624 UP/day that doesnt split nicely into 48 equal sections (117.16666...) so after 1 turn you would actually have 117(.16) and after 2 you would have 234(.33) etc etc. even though the 0.3 wont show up as a unit(for obvious reasons) you still *have* it in your army and obviously, when you train 1 unit the rounding goes funny

[Setesh]

I think its cute I occasionally think of my Soldiers on the battlefield fighting against a pair of legs or a top torso.

[Mystake]

I occasionally think of my Soldiers on the battlefield fighting against a pair of legs or a top torso.

LOL
to the sig that quote goes

[Setesh]

I occasionally think of my Soldiers on the battlefield fighting against a pair of legs or a top torso.

LOL
to the sig that quote goes

Flattered <3

[Thelen]

its because there is no effective way of making things into large integers in PHP, the language the game is coded in. the database will be storing it as some large value, which includes .xxxx. So sometimes it will be yyy0, other times yyy1, depending on what it gets rounded to.