Kapitools again

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 17:59

i didn't get the answear in the original Kapitools topic, so I started a new one

i'm trying to find out the formula for calculating how much will I produce with how many workers, at first I thought it's linear (with 4 workers I make twice as much as with 2 workers) but it's not that easy

but the kapitools page counts it right, so i suppose the formula is not a secret

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 18:13

there's a 0.5% efficiency rate remember

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 18:31

what does it mean exactly? how do you count it?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 18:59

I'm just a n00b, but i THINK it may mean a 0.5% extra efficiency per employee... or something relative to employees anyway.

Lack of documentation with the formulas etc is both one of the most frustrating and most fun part of this game :p

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 19:37

sirsamby wrote:I'm just a n00b, but i THINK it may mean a 0.5% extra efficiency per employee... or something relative to employees anyway.

Lack of documentation with the formulas etc is both one of the most frustrating and most fun part of this game :p

but the more employeees you have, the less efficient the building is

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 19:43

There is a wonderful calculator for you, why do you wanna know what is the formulation exactly?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 19:53

Drvic enterprises wrote: but the more employeees you have, the less efficient the building is

Yeah, that`s right. With every new employee, you get 98% of the production of the first employee. The formula (I think not 100% exactly, but very close) is:

(production of one single employee)*((number of employees)^0.9855)

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 20:19

can anyone give me more exact formula?

the reason is, that I'm making a little tool to count my production output, I will share it when it's done

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 20:21

The exact one:

(production of one single employee)*((numer of employees)^(615937769/625000000))

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 20:25

LotrFanClub wrote:The exact one:

(production of one single employee)*((numer of employees)^(615937769/625000000))

are you sure? i tried it and it looks like it's wrong

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 20:28

Edit:
I found this one, perhaps it is more exact:
(production per employee)*(employees)*(0.995112^(employees-1))

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 20:40

LotrFanClub wrote:Edit:
I found this one, perhaps it is more exact:
(production per employee)*(employees)*(0.995112^(employees-1))

yeah, that one is almost perfect, thanx man

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 20:44

Drvic enterprises wrote:yeah, that one is almost perfect, thanx man

=> (wo)man

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 20:47

LotrFanClub wrote:
Drvic enterprises wrote:yeah, that one is almost perfect, thanx man
=> (wo)man

dude?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 10.03.2007, 20:49

It's funny, but if you don't say something different, everyone in boards or online-games assumes that you are male