Here's the deduct numbers for Echelon 4....only ones I'm not sure at this point of choices 5 and 7, it's for Ech 4 SM is in Step No. 1, it's one of two numbers, I just don't know which is which.sidusar wrote:The logic is already figured out. It goes like this:So, let's say on the first choice, you pick the option that takes off 3%, on the second choice you pick the option that takes off 20%, and on the third, fourth and fifth choice you pick the options that leave the total alone. You then end up with a yield of 77%.
- When you start to chose a recipe, you begin with 100%.
- The first choice is between 7 options; one of those options leaves that number alone.
- The other 6 options all take a number of % off. How much varies per option, could be 3%, could be 20%.
- Which option does what is completely random, but the same every time for a given occupation and grade.
- The second choice again has one option that leave the number alone and 6 options that take varying numbers of % off.
- And so on for the third, fourth and fifth choice.
- If the final result is less than 30%, it is rounded up to 30%.
-0.00 (0 x 3.33)
-6.67 (2 x 3.33)
-13.33 (4 x 3.33)
-20.00 (6 x 3.33)
-23.33 (7 x 3.33)
-26.67 (8 x 3.33)
-30.00 (9 x 3.33)
So bigga deal, what can ya use that knowledge for ?
Well what can ya figure from this ?
17634 = 87
17635 = 57
Since 30 is the max deduct, at least thru Ech 4, that 4 in step 5 is a guaranteed right number.
How about this ? 17334 = 77% ?
That would mean you have 4 of the 5 numbers right since no combination of 2 or more numbers adds up to -23
More math; it's a simple one for purposes of explanation but gives the general idea:
Friday
Player A --- 7 5 1 5 5 --- 87.00%
Thursday
Player B --- 7 5 5 5 3 --- 80.00%
Player A --- 7 5 5 5 5 --- 67.00%
Player A and B are working together to solve the riddle of Ech whatever; Player A who is working step 3 just tried the Friday recipe. He looks over the previous day's efforts and sends a PM to Player B, who is working step 5) giving him the 100% formula. Can you get the 100% recipe outta the above ?
Thurday's efforts showed that a 3 is +13% better than the 5 which if added to Friday's recipe ends the suspense.