Rare Quincy Action Figure: Difference between revisions

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* Begin with the initial cost

* For every round that passes

* For every round that passes:

** If the round that passed was between 1-30, increase cost by 10%

** If the round that passed was between 31-80, increase cost by 5%

** If the round that passed was greater than 81, increase cost by 2%

* The result is called the ''floating-point cost''. The actual cost will be the floating-point cost rounded to the nearest multiple of 5.

* The result is called the ''floating-point cost''. The actual cost will be the floating-point cost rounded half even to the nearest multiple of 5.

* The sell value will be the floating-point cost multiplied by 0.95, and then rounded up to the nearest integer.

With {{BTD6 mk|Better Sell Deals}}, the sell value is <math>0.95*(\text{floating-point cost})+0.05*(\text{initial cost})</math>. That is, ~~this~~ Monkey Knowledge only increases the sell value by 5% of the initial cost, not by 5% of the current cost.

With {{BTD6 mk|Better Sell Deals}}, the sell value is <math>0.95*(\text{floating-point cost})+0.05*(\text{initial cost})</math>. That is, the Monkey Knowledge only increases the sell value by 5% of the ''initial'' cost, not 5% of the ''current'' cost.

The cost formula is not affected by [[Half Cash]] mode.

(For those preferring a visual representation, this [https://www.desmos.com/calculator/gxdlhogmig Desmos graph] illustrates the trends in sell price and profit gained.)

== Strategy ==

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 * Begin with the initial cost
-* For every round that passes
+* For every round that passes:
 ** If the round that passed was between 1-30, increase cost by 10%
 ** If the round that passed was between 31-80, increase cost by 5%
 ** If the round that passed was greater than 81, increase cost by 2%
-* The result is called the ''floating-point cost''. The actual cost will be the floating-point cost rounded to the nearest multiple of 5.
+* The result is called the ''floating-point cost''. The actual cost will be the floating-point cost rounded half even to the nearest multiple of 5.
 * The sell value will be the floating-point cost multiplied by 0.95, and then rounded up to the nearest integer.
-With {{BTD6 mk|Better Sell Deals}}, the sell value is <math>0.95*(\text{floating-point cost})+0.05*(\text{initial cost})</math>. That is, this Monkey Knowledge only increases the sell value by 5% of the initial cost, not by 5% of the current cost.
+With {{BTD6 mk|Better Sell Deals}}, the sell value is <math>0.95*(\text{floating-point cost})+0.05*(\text{initial cost})</math>. That is, the Monkey Knowledge only increases the sell value by 5% of the ''initial'' cost, not 5% of the ''current'' cost.
 The cost formula is not affected by [[Half Cash]] mode.
+(For those preferring a visual representation, this [https://www.desmos.com/calculator/gxdlhogmig Desmos graph] illustrates the trends in sell price and profit gained.)
 == Strategy ==