Feb 22nd 2013, 16:47:08
I was thinking about the decision points of when to eat corruption and when to stock food and I'm having trouble coming up with a concise formula...
but it's easy to do spot checks and to see which is more efficient at a given point. For example, say you have $4b on hand, you are losing .1%, or $2m/turn, on that excess $2b. There's roughly 540 turns remaining. 2m * 540 = $1,080,000,000 corruption costs. Spending that excess $2b on $49 food (current price) buys you 38,505,968 bushels, which can be resold at a minimum of $35 on the private market for $1,347,708,895, or a cost of $652,291,105... so stocking is actually already *far* better than eating corruption, even at the current price, in this scenario.
That tells me food shouldn't actually drop much more. On the other hand, tomorrow there are fewer turns remaining, and thus fewer corruption losses ahead. At the same time, tomorrow the casher might have $6b on hand and thus be losing $4m on every turn. I feel like an idiot for not being able to come up with a formula for optimizing this decision process...
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Mr. Titanium:
Watch your mouth boy, I have never been accused of cheating on any server nor deleted before you just did right there.