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Vic Rattlehead Game profile

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Apr 10th 2011, 3:14:00

Is 11:10 still the optimal ratio for ent:res? Can I see maths to support your answer please?
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Tertius Game profile

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Apr 12th 2011, 8:01:42

Wait, which reo is this again?

I did the numbers and I didn't get that to be the optimal ratio, but it depends on a lot of factors. That's probably still close enough for people who don't get too specific on their building ratios anyhow. As for the maths, I'd rather encourage someone else to give it a shot.

Brink Game profile

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Apr 12th 2011, 12:54:51

I have been asking the exact same question and the completely unsupported answer that I got back was 9:8

Slagpit Game profile

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Apr 15th 2011, 20:04:40

All of the formulas needed to calculate the optimal ratio are publicly available.

Vic Rattlehead Game profile

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Apr 16th 2011, 1:33:17

Yeah, but then I have to do the work, instead of enjoying the fruits of someone else's labor!!!!

Besides, this is the strategy room, fluff like this is supposed to be here.
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Evolution Game profile

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Apr 19th 2011, 1:00:41

depends on food price :P
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Detmer Game profile

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Apr 21st 2011, 18:49:32

Originally posted by Evolution:
depends on food price :P


What he said.

9:8 isn't far off.

bore Game profile

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Apr 22nd 2011, 13:52:04

i think i've seen the numbers 112:100, but the difference from 1:1 were so small that you can ignore it until you start stocking.

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Apr 29th 2011, 3:46:08

111:100 is the average of what I have gotten through large amounts of iterations based on an optimized CS count, defined amount of land not built as ent or res, and total land.

It never goes more than .5 in either direction.
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