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196056.25 in reply to 196056.21
Date: 9/12/2011 9:26:02 AM
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Skillcap and Salary are not related ;)


simply not true

yes they are working off totally different formulas

but salary is based on skills for the position which is determined by total skill mix

skillcap is based on skills for the position which is determined by total skill mix

you can not just look at salary and guess accurately how close to capping they are but if you know the skills you can work out both salary and skillcap

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196056.26 in reply to 196056.25
Date: 9/12/2011 12:05:00 PM
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Skillcap and salary are related (of course it isn't linear relation). I can say more - I suppose weights of skills in both formulas are the same ;-) Only difference is that formula of potential is linear, whilst formula of salary is exponential. But factors in both formulas could be the same ;-)

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196056.27 in reply to 196056.25
Date: 9/12/2011 12:05:03 PM
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Skillcap and salary are related (of course it isn't linear relation). I can say more - I suppose weights of skills in both formulas are the same ;-) Only difference is that formula of potential is linear, whilst formula of salary is exponential. But factors in both formulas could be the same ;-)

From: B.B.King

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196056.29 in reply to 196056.28
Date: 9/14/2011 4:36:33 AM
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I know how works linear and expnential function and where is difference. It's obvious but I don't like to talk about obvious things. I like to explore interesting and non-obvious relations.

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196056.30 in reply to 196056.18
Date: 9/19/2011 4:23:06 AM
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JR and SB seem to be keystone skills. THey train soooooo slow though. I guess the best thing to do is set them up for an elastic effect.


I think this is the best way to go. I'm training a SF too, but it's his first season only, so I don't have much experience with it yet. The way I set the elastic effect with guards though is I train 1 on 1 for half a season so DR, HA and JS are at least 2 levels above OD, JR and PA. After that, I train OD and with that, I train DR and HA again so when I start with JR, the training is not that slow (pop every two weeks). I don't have experience in bigs training, but I guess it's a similar thing.