01-16-2016, 03:16 PM
>>>> If PetTier = 1: PetTier = PetTier + 1. Else: PetTier = PetTier.
You should add 1 to all PetTier values. That way you avoid Tier 1 and Tier 2 having the same exponent.
>>>> (1 + StableBonus) * (1 + GuildPersonalUpgrade)
These two add together, not multiply. I assume you want them to be multiplicative?
>>>> Lower levels will have a gain but won't notice a tremendous difference as the increase will start getting higher with greater tier pets.
Not really. The log difference makes the relative increase smaller and smaller with each pet tier. Also, the value of log(PetTier) will be between 0 and 1. Does it really make that much of a difference?
And can you use ^ symbol for the power, so the new formula is more clear? I mean this one:
log PetTier
NewPetBaseDamage = [(1 + Ilvl) * (PetBaseDamage)] + (1 + PetBaseDamage)
That "+" sign under log PetTier is suspicious.
You should add 1 to all PetTier values. That way you avoid Tier 1 and Tier 2 having the same exponent.
>>>> (1 + StableBonus) * (1 + GuildPersonalUpgrade)
These two add together, not multiply. I assume you want them to be multiplicative?
>>>> Lower levels will have a gain but won't notice a tremendous difference as the increase will start getting higher with greater tier pets.
Not really. The log difference makes the relative increase smaller and smaller with each pet tier. Also, the value of log(PetTier) will be between 0 and 1. Does it really make that much of a difference?
And can you use ^ symbol for the power, so the new formula is more clear? I mean this one:
log PetTier
NewPetBaseDamage = [(1 + Ilvl) * (PetBaseDamage)] + (1 + PetBaseDamage)
That "+" sign under log PetTier is suspicious.
I am a Nerd. 