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Elements Tools / Re: STATMASTA™realtec - Keep it real (now with actual cardspin rates!)
« on: April 23, 2011, 10:46:18 pm »
Oh wow, as Kirch said, it's a breeze to use.
I love it.
I love it.
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General Discussion / Re: Whats the weirdest thing YOUR creature has mutated into?
« on: April 23, 2011, 10:41:34 pm »
An angel with steal.
Oh the irony.
Oh the irony.
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Patch Notes and Development News / Re: AI improvements
« on: April 23, 2011, 10:33:14 pm »
That's not an AI deficiency, it's a graphics error.
it's been known for awhile...
it's been known for awhile...
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Religion / Re: What do you believe in and why?
« on: April 23, 2011, 10:31:08 pm »
lol'd
I guess we're all gravitationists, then.
I guess we're all gravitationists, then.
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Humor / Re: Can you see your own eyebrow(s)?
« on: April 23, 2011, 10:28:27 pm »
I can see them when I look up.
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Elements Articles / Re: Using Quanta Index to determine the optimal number of Pillars in a deck
« on: April 23, 2011, 10:21:21 pm »
Pendulums are pretty easy. They basically, you take the base and divide it by two, and the element of the pendulum's QI is rounded up in case it comes out uneven.
And for upgraded, just add 0.5 to the pendulum's original element.
Example: We have an upped/unupped Earth pendulum, an air mark, and a base of 5.
We divide 5/2 and get 2.5, round it up to 3 for earth, and down to 2 for air. Then, for upped, we add 1 to earth making it 4. So an upped pendulum produces the same off element amount, while it produces one more for upped on element. Sounds, right, right?
here's an example that uses upped pendulums and towers. We have 10 Darkness Towers and 5 Light Pendulums (all upped) with a Darkness mark. So let's calculate the towers. We do the following:
(number of towers) * (base) + (number of towers) In this case:
10 * 5 + 10 = 60
So our total Quanta Production is 60 from towers.
Now the light pendulums:
(Base) \ 2
5 \ 2 = 2.5 ; Then we round up to three for light, and down 2 two for darkness. Then we add 1 to light for the upgraded bonus, making 4. Since we have 5 pendulums, we multiply both Light and darkness' production from the pendulum by 5, thus making 20 for light and 10 for darkness.
Add the darkness part to the towers Quanta Production and we get 70. So our final results are:
70
and 20 
Ready to be divided into the total quanta consumption.
And for upgraded, just add 0.5 to the pendulum's original element.
Example: We have an upped/unupped Earth pendulum, an air mark, and a base of 5.
We divide 5/2 and get 2.5, round it up to 3 for earth, and down to 2 for air. Then, for upped, we add 1 to earth making it 4. So an upped pendulum produces the same off element amount, while it produces one more for upped on element. Sounds, right, right?
here's an example that uses upped pendulums and towers. We have 10 Darkness Towers and 5 Light Pendulums (all upped) with a Darkness mark. So let's calculate the towers. We do the following:
(number of towers) * (base) + (number of towers) In this case:
10 * 5 + 10 = 60
So our total Quanta Production is 60 from towers.
Now the light pendulums:
(Base) \ 2
5 \ 2 = 2.5 ; Then we round up to three for light, and down 2 two for darkness. Then we add 1 to light for the upgraded bonus, making 4. Since we have 5 pendulums, we multiply both Light and darkness' production from the pendulum by 5, thus making 20 for light and 10 for darkness.
Add the darkness part to the towers Quanta Production and we get 70. So our final results are:
70
and 20 Ready to be divided into the total quanta consumption.
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Introduce Yourself / Re: hi
« on: April 23, 2011, 09:58:31 pm »
Thanks, and yeah, it was nice meeting you in the chat too.
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Elements Articles / Re: Using Quanta Index to determine the optimal number of Pillars in a deck
« on: April 23, 2011, 09:53:56 pm »
Someone earlier explained it but it's simply the estimated number of turns the tower can produce, plus 1.
So if you have ten towers, for example, it's simply:
10 * 5(base) + 10 (Number of towers); in which case is 60.
It's interesting to note that 10 Towers is the same as 12 pillars, or 5:6.
So if you have ten towers, for example, it's simply:
10 * 5(base) + 10 (Number of towers); in which case is 60.
It's interesting to note that 10 Towers is the same as 12 pillars, or 5:6.
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General Discussion / Re: Starter Deck Sell Rates
« on: April 23, 2011, 09:50:08 pm »
lol Yeah.
As patch said, you gotta pay the price to get Darkness' stuff lol.
As patch said, you gotta pay the price to get Darkness' stuff lol.
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General Discussion / Re: Starter Deck Sell Rates
« on: April 23, 2011, 09:43:29 pm »
Probably because they have the highest cost/sell ratio in the bazaar, which would equivocate to the highest sell rate for the deck.
Thanks for posting, as I was going to bump it, lol.
Thanks for posting, as I was going to bump it, lol.
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Humor / Re: yoiu know you have to much homework when...
« on: April 23, 2011, 09:40:41 pm »
...more like it's describing me!
Heck, I'm always studying, and my friends always try to get me to stop studying lol.
Heck, I'm always studying, and my friends always try to get me to stop studying lol.
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Humor / Re: yoiu know you have to much homework when...
« on: April 23, 2011, 09:29:34 pm »
...when you procrastinate your social life for a few weeks to study for exams.