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Should the production capacity have been multiples of 133% instead of 125%?
Hereβs my reasoning, assume a non upgraded production building is 100%, if we produce with elephants, that building makes 1 elephant a minute. Now if we research military school, in the same one minute, that building would make 1 elephant and would be 15s into the production of the next elephant, since they take 45s to produce after the research, that building has effectively made 1.33 elephants in the same time the unupgraded made 1. Thus the upgrade increases each military production buildingβs production capacity by 33%.
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One factor not considered is that you can have full production with less resources floated with technology. 8 stables producing knights is 240*8 resources floated compared to 6*240 for equal production and less total resources. That's 480 resources saved for age ups and other things. This is a rather extreme example though as 8x knight production is very late game.
Another factor is at max pop it can change the game to get your units back to the front lines that much quicker, meaning that you will have 2 units more than your enemy using the same example.
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@AgeofNoob
1 year ago
CORRECTION: Yikes, I've been intermittent fasting lately so my brain was likely fried, so it's ironic that a corrected video has a mistake in it. :D I should've used 33% for the charts instead of 25%, since the reduction effect of the production time is indeed 15 seconds (reduction of 25%), but every building produces 33% more. In other words, one building without MA can produce 3 elephants in 3 minutes, but another building with MA can produce 4 in that same time. That's 33% more elephants. Thankfully, the impact of this error is straightforward, as you should reduce the Rules of Thumb by 2 buildings, since the parity is reached at 6 instead for non-siege buildings. Thanks herp Derp for pointing it out in the comments. It's a nice, 15 degrees sunny day here today, so I'll go outside for a walk now. Thanks for stopping by as always, and hope you folks are getting warmer weather to enjoy nowadays too. Cheers. :)
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