AQR increases
Jul 17, 2014 20:25:38 GMT -8
Post by Jobu on Jul 17, 2014 20:25:38 GMT -8
Many of you are wondering how difficult it is to raise AQRs and some of you already know (and I have confirmed it), so what I'm giving you is the formulas for AQRs 1-3 and 4 - 5 to level the playing field.
AQRs 1 - 3
(Target AQR) * 50 = 100% chance. So if you divide by 100 you'll get the amount you need to invest for each 1% increment.
Example: You have an AQR of 2 and are trying to raise it to a 3. You need to invest 1.5 gold per each 1% increment.
AQRs 4 - 5
(Target AQR) * 100 = 100% chance. So if you divide by 100, again you'll get the amount you need to invest for each 1% increment.
Example: You have an AQR of 3 and are trying to raise it to a 4. You need to invest 4 gold per each 1% increment.
AQRs 6 and up the amount invested increases at each level even more steeply (these I won't be sharing).
And please note that the investment completely carries over to the next turn and is cumulative, but you do not get a roll for an increase unless you invest at least 1 gold on the current turn.
AQRs 1 - 3
(Target AQR) * 50 = 100% chance. So if you divide by 100 you'll get the amount you need to invest for each 1% increment.
Example: You have an AQR of 2 and are trying to raise it to a 3. You need to invest 1.5 gold per each 1% increment.
AQRs 4 - 5
(Target AQR) * 100 = 100% chance. So if you divide by 100, again you'll get the amount you need to invest for each 1% increment.
Example: You have an AQR of 3 and are trying to raise it to a 4. You need to invest 4 gold per each 1% increment.
AQRs 6 and up the amount invested increases at each level even more steeply (these I won't be sharing).
And please note that the investment completely carries over to the next turn and is cumulative, but you do not get a roll for an increase unless you invest at least 1 gold on the current turn.