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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1D5IWnDGpIB8wA5QuE8KITIWJ2AccxD1NFLERtNI48yE/ Not to hijack the thread with unrelated info, but this is what i have found so far, if it helps.

I really do not understand what you are trying to say here? A share sale is sale of future revenue for liquidity "now". Any unsold share supposedly belongs to the original owner of the property, in this case NI. Any revenue generated that would have been paid out to the owners of the shares if...

Probably referring to the damage over time effect that is slightly problematic to track automatically (since you incur cost once and get several damage outputs)

Yes, and I am surprised that people aren't doing this given how often errors occur. Every transaction is a monetary transaction. Keep track of your money, folks.

Would you mind giving a hint as to where to find that? I have only been able to find transaction history for the past 12 months, which is useless, since it is empty. Thank you.

I understand the reasoning behind the unified design philosophy. It is important to have a working base UI and it is important that it looks at the very least decent. I would however also like to point out that it is near impossible to design a UI that works well for everyone. Adding as much...

Omegaton Industries.

Cyrene has some weird "dynamic respawns". Not entirely sure how it works. And there is augmented loot pill, which is like 3(?) days duration

A macro becomes a bot when repetition occurs. A "macro" that repeatedly "presses" F is a bot.

There is a mechanism in game where when a setup goes over "max uses per minute" instead of further increasing "uses per minute" it increases damage and cost proportionally(or at least that is my understanding) This is easy to manage when your reload speed is constant, as all you have to do is...

No. For various reasons. But that is somewhat beyond the scope of this topic Are we really going to have this discussion again? When MA first mentioned the concept of a personal lootpool it was in reference to the community. As such, the community defined what a personal lootpool is and MA...

Everyone in life that you ever hear from has an agenda. You have an agenda. It seems to me like your agenda here is to make people question the validity of posts that do not correlate to your beliefs. This is great, but it could have been done in a more eloquent manner. When you do it this...

The way I look at it is regardless if you want to see it right now, if you are asking these questions it is better to add it than not. I haven't looked at your spreadsheet, but you could just have both. "Avg mu" and "avg mu w/ conversion" for instance. I would rather have data that I may end...

Did they miss maintenance this Tuesday (again)?

You need to re-equip the tool (without using it) before you press repair

If you read the posts prior to his reply you might gain more insight To further clarify; Normal cost of playing is taken from your input (as evident from "Mindark generates revenue from decay"). Tax is taken from the output ("Land areas simply take a cut based on the set tax amount from each loot")

I would. Go to the quote in OP about taxes, click the little arrow and go to the source. Read the context from where it came. Or do some testing. It is fairly easy to test. (There might be other aspects of tax. These could potentially be much more difficult to test. But the statement "you lose...

My experience is totally contrary to this. With almost no exception (on relatively common materials) it is less expensive for me to buy the stuff i need from market even if I have the items I need in storage. Now, how does this make sense, i hear some people asking. Well, the amount of people...

You forgot 666%. We both know that is the one you should go with since it sounds way more impressive than all of the other suggested numbers. One can twist and turn words around numbers all day to make it sound the way you want it to.

The discussions herein are amusing to read. I see a lot of discontent from lower turnover players, when a token system is factually pretty much only to their benefit. A little tip for those of you who missed FEN and haven't had a chance to try a "similar system" before: If you do not want...

This is the way. Generally you can extract significantly more MU from the resources than the average sell price on auctions. I have not yet encountered a situation in which it would not have made sense to sell what I've gathered myself and bought the resources needed for a craft instead...

I would just like to leave this here for those of you who still seem to have missed it. For context, this was in dev notes 2. I believe it was (at least partly) in response to a fairly high traction topic on the forums at the time. The efficiency mentioned in the quote has nothing to do with...

That makes sense, intuitively but it makes no sense mathematically. Having a second crit right after on the same gun has the exact same probability as the first crit. 10%. Every shot is an independent roll (or at least should be, if its fair and accurate). It is much less likely to hit two...

This does not seem mathematically correct. Assuming all 6 players have the same crit chance, it would appear as though the probability of hitting 5 crits in a row would be the same regardless of who is taking the shot. If you were correct, one would have a better chance of winning the...

Most definitely inaccurate. Possibly accurate for one or more mobs, but it is not generalizable. Mob level is no indicator (or at least a very poor one) for what level evader you need to evade mob hits. Accuracy is its own creature parameter for danger level calculation and it appears to be a...