Build Mastery math problem

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Posted by: Lord Kuru.3685

Lord Kuru.3685

Let’s say you had Build Mastery maxed so that you can “Spend 10 supply at a time when building siege.” Here are a couple math problems:

  1. If you had 13 supply, how many hits of your hammer uses up all your supply?
  2. If you had 15 supply, how many hits of your hammer uses up all your supply?

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Posted by: McWolfy.5924

McWolfy.5924

It should be 2 hits but often somewhy my characters not use the last supply.

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Posted by: Offair.2563

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Usually when i spent my 15 its 10, then 4, then 1.

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Posted by: Zetsumei.4975

Zetsumei.4975

Yeah think it builds chunks of the biggest even number with spending 10 max per hit.

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Posted by: Gobble D Goop.4081

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it will use an even number of supply until 1 is left, so it is 3 hits for both 13 (10+2+1) and 15 (10+4+1) so ideally you will always want to have an even number of supply to only take 2 hits

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Posted by: Lord Kuru.3685

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Follow up question:

Let’s say you were a game dev and you created a mechanic that said, “Spend 10 supply at a time when building siege." In your design, how many hits would it take to use up all your supply if you had:

  1. 13 supply.
  2. 15 supply.

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Posted by: Hexin.5603

Hexin.5603

2

Should be anyway. I dont get why the last supply gets its own ‘ting’

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