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RE: Explorer II: How to get the best result

in #nextcolony • 5 years ago

Hm, very interesting equation for the droprate (chance for a planet) using the Explorer II. This post has given a surprise for those players who love fast flights on short distances using explorers II ;)

Can you show this nonlinear equation in algebraic view (like y = exp(x) or something else), for our calculation itself?

Just I have great interest for too long distances, like 1500? 100 000? 1 000 000? any other?
Whether there are some real limits for distance in space of NextColony?

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     5 years ago 

    "This post has given a surprise for those players who love fast flights on short distances using explorers II"

    Exactly.

    "Can you show this nonlinear equation in algebraic view (like y = exp(x) or something else), for our calculation itself?"

    =5.5*10^-2 * EXP(-60 / distance)

    "Whether there are some real limits for distance in space of NextColony?"

    The entire Deep Space is 11 times 11 galaxies big but potentially unlimited.

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     5 years ago 

    Oh how I love these insider treats!!! So the next Spawn Area is Number 2, upper right???

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     5 years ago 

    Correct.
    We will publish a post with detailed information about the systematics of the Galaxy in the next weeks.