Alliance War potions VS AQ potions
JJ4
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I know this topic keeps getting closed but please hear me out.
Previously, war potions and aq potions were the same thing and the same cost. I completely agree with loyalty store being used for war potions, as it makes sense.
Currently a level 4 aq options costs 260 glory and my alliance runs map 7 with no mods. We yield approximately 5000 glory per aq week. This will change based on what your alliance does.
Using simple maths , 1 alliance quest potion costs approx 5% of the weekly glory received.
So as the costs were the same before for an alliance quest and alliance war potion, then a war potion should represent that same percentage roughly.
As a rough figure, an alliance running t4 wars and losing every war obtains 12k loyalty per war per player and 1k loyalty per day from pressing help. So each week we obtain 7k + 36k loyalty =43k loyalty. This figure will vary depending on the alliance and player etc. i have purposely ignored any loyalty from compensation. I might have missed some also which I apologise for .
But total weekly loyalty is 43k in this example.
From above we apply the 5% to the 43k and the cost of the first Potion comes out at 2150 loyalty.
Why is the current cost 10x higher?
We should not be trying to calculate this based on how many potions the average player uses in the past, present or future. We should be using simple maths like above .
My calculations may give a slightly different result to the numbers you use at Kabam but they won’t be much different. They certainly won’t be 10x higher. Please put this right as soon as possible and stop trying to overcomplicate it.
We should be given extra loyalty on top of this to accommodate the costs of the other things we use loyalty for like aq tickets and boosts. But that’s a totally separate calculation on top of this one and only affects extra loyalty you give us.
Please don’t close this without discussion
Previously, war potions and aq potions were the same thing and the same cost. I completely agree with loyalty store being used for war potions, as it makes sense.
Currently a level 4 aq options costs 260 glory and my alliance runs map 7 with no mods. We yield approximately 5000 glory per aq week. This will change based on what your alliance does.
Using simple maths , 1 alliance quest potion costs approx 5% of the weekly glory received.
So as the costs were the same before for an alliance quest and alliance war potion, then a war potion should represent that same percentage roughly.
As a rough figure, an alliance running t4 wars and losing every war obtains 12k loyalty per war per player and 1k loyalty per day from pressing help. So each week we obtain 7k + 36k loyalty =43k loyalty. This figure will vary depending on the alliance and player etc. i have purposely ignored any loyalty from compensation. I might have missed some also which I apologise for .
But total weekly loyalty is 43k in this example.
From above we apply the 5% to the 43k and the cost of the first Potion comes out at 2150 loyalty.
Why is the current cost 10x higher?
We should not be trying to calculate this based on how many potions the average player uses in the past, present or future. We should be using simple maths like above .
My calculations may give a slightly different result to the numbers you use at Kabam but they won’t be much different. They certainly won’t be 10x higher. Please put this right as soon as possible and stop trying to overcomplicate it.
We should be given extra loyalty on top of this to accommodate the costs of the other things we use loyalty for like aq tickets and boosts. But that’s a totally separate calculation on top of this one and only affects extra loyalty you give us.
Please don’t close this without discussion
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This is the numbers they stated but said they are still tweaking. Still not enough after comp is done.
Not moaning , just interested on your thoughts to the above and trying to help.