What are the relationships supposed to be?
BMWheatley
September 24 2006 10:06 PM EDT
Takes a little digging, but the Wiki holds all the answers. : )
When you are below about 2.5% of the top VPR, you gain 10 BA per 10 minutes.
When you are between about 2.5% and about 15% of the top VPR, you gain 9 BA per 10 minutes.
When you are between about 15% and 45% of the top VPR, you gain 8 BA per 10 minutes.
When you are above 45% of the top VPR, you gain 7 BA per 10 minutes.
When getting 10 BA per 10 minutes, you will get 720 BA to be available per day that you can buy.
When getting 9 BA per 10 minutes, you will get 648 BA you can buy, which still is 12 hours worth of BA, and 90% of 720.
When getting 8 BA per 10 minutes, you will get 576 BA you can buy.
When getting 7 BA per 10 minutes, you will get 503 BA you can buy. (However, this is actually 1 less than 70% of 720, which would be 504!)
Either the wiki is wrong or something has gone awry as my BA costs have dropped by about 100 each and my refresh is 8 now (7 before) after leaving some of my xp untrained.
AdminShade
September 25 2006 1:33 AM EDT
the wiki isn't talking about BA costs, just maximum amounts of buying...
Flamey
September 25 2006 1:50 AM EDT
your BA cost increases as you go up in refreshes, more than by just 1, by 100 or so. you've dropped back, so it also dropped.
I understand that. My point is if it goes on VPR then it should not have changed.
bartjan
September 25 2006 6:06 AM EDT
BA rate also depends on VPR/MPR of top character. If that increases faster than yours, then you can drop in BA rate.
Yes that is a possibility, however I trained some more xp after the initial post and now BA cost is up by 97 leading me to believe it is going on mpr not vpr.
I assumed VPR only came into account for rewards purposes and that it was still only MPR that determined BA refresh and cost/amount to buy.
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