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I have looked at the math of the In-game announcement.
There are 367 pages, each page has 20 logs on it.
So 367 x 20 = 7340
Announcements cost 10k.
7340 x 10 = 73400
Thats the K value so let make it in TC.
73400 x 1000 = 73400000tc
That is, 73 Milion 400 Thousand TC, Now that is the max.
Say 50% of the people are vip
73400000 / 1.5 = 48933333 That is stil a lot of tc.
That is, 48 Million 933 Thousand 333 TC
It is an amazing ammount of TC, Good job guys.
How much more do we have to sink untill we are in the "Green Zone".
How much is in circulation.
Note: This is not including the TC sunk durring other methods.
There are 367 pages, each page has 20 logs on it.
So 367 x 20 = 7340
Announcements cost 10k.
7340 x 10 = 73400
Thats the K value so let make it in TC.
73400 x 1000 = 73400000tc
That is, 73 Milion 400 Thousand TC, Now that is the max.
Say 50% of the people are vip
73400000 / 1.5 = 48933333 That is stil a lot of tc.
That is, 48 Million 933 Thousand 333 TC
It is an amazing ammount of TC, Good job guys.
How much more do we have to sink untill we are in the "Green Zone".
How much is in circulation.
Note: This is not including the TC sunk durring other methods.
Last edited by Link_banned; May 30, 2011 at 03:01 PM.
The various TC sink methods have certainly been successful, although it's probably too early for us to tell if they're has been any noticable effect on the market (although I have noticed a distinct drop in TC to USD exchange rates lately, and the amount of TC being sold.)
In terms of the 'green zone', there is no specific amount of TC which must be sunk afaik, as the TC can simply be decreased or increased to suit the economic conditions.
In terms of the 'green zone', there is no specific amount of TC which must be sunk afaik, as the TC can simply be decreased or increased to suit the economic conditions.
Last edited by BirdFlu; May 30, 2011 at 04:28 PM.
Quit, probably.
Originally Posted by shamshank
Very impressive. But, tc will never go out of stock. Bots like ToriBot and ToriInvite literally have infinite tc. The only problem is: the more tc in circulation=the less the rate of each tc is worth.
somehow, I don't think that's right. I'm no economic wizard, but if they had infinite amounts of tc lying around, tc would be worthless and there would be no need for sinks, because they could just reimburse the tc again and again if they wanted to, right?
