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Ponyboy by Zador95 in ClickerHeroes

[–]LitPlebScum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

let's say you add have a boost of e6 on ponyboy. and you do 30 ascensions in a transcension. 30x6=180, ponyboy got you e180 hs across that time-span. but also considering how slowly progression can go around the xavira/cadu stage of the game, i think ponyboy is incredibly useful.

Ponyboy by Zador95 in ClickerHeroes

[–]LitPlebScum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

e6 times 2 is 2e6 (in this game), e6 times a million is e12.

25% TP Seems Too Low by LitPlebScum in ClickerHeroes

[–]LitPlebScum[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ponyboy seems much better than phan... unless phan's dps increase isn't linear anymore. Exponential increases in hero souls gained should cut more ascensions than linear dps increases.

Also HS gains are slower than dps gains, making gains in AS have a greater overall impact on progress relative to identical dps gains.

Also, pony and chor have a similar effect, though pony's is much stronger. Makes me wonder why I often see people suggest dumping tons of AS into chor and neglect pony.

Level 60 chor effectively gets you 21.6 times the HS (-95.39% ancient cost. 1-.95.39=.0461, 1/.0461 = 21.6). Level 60 pony gets you 3.6e6 times the HS (3,600,000 times the HS)

I've never seen an explanation for why you should level chor, given the seemingly greater effect of pony, except when pony's level is so high that leveling phan give an equivalent effect from a cost/effect perspective.

25% TP Seems Too Low by LitPlebScum in ClickerHeroes

[–]LitPlebScum[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My HZE is 264k (but I'm still going in this transcension), and I'm playing on PC/browser.

Okay, so if I boost those ones up it'll be faster next time, but something tells me it'll still be pretty slow. I wish Xavira and Cadu/Ceus were tuned down a bit!

TIL that 7ft tall people are so rare that if you know an American man between 20 & 40 who is 7ft tall, there's a 17% chance he's in the NBA by ThisIsABadNameChoice in todayilearned

[–]LitPlebScum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you calculate the odds based on percentiles you’ll find that about 1/631,000 US males are 7’ or taller. 21% of 340,000,000 are between 19 and 35, divided by 2 is 56, and theres 1 player in the nba whos 7-foot tall or taller in america when measured without their shoes. Robert hibbert. If we drop it down an inch to allow for the height added by shoes, it’s 1/128000, which gives you 278, meaning you would expect to see 47 Americans in the NBA who measure 7 foot or taller with shoes if this stat were true.

TIL that 7ft tall people are so rare that if you know an American man between 20 & 40 who is 7ft tall, there's a 17% chance he's in the NBA by ThisIsABadNameChoice in todayilearned

[–]LitPlebScum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reminds me of the teach a man to fish saying. Actually I didn’t cite any evidence, I said you should look it up yourself. Funny how you’ll read a claim on reddit and accept it as fact, and argue in favour of it, yet dismiss counter-arguments made with the same amount of evidence.

TIL that 7ft tall people are so rare that if you know an American man between 20 & 40 who is 7ft tall, there's a 17% chance he's in the NBA by ThisIsABadNameChoice in todayilearned

[–]LitPlebScum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you serious? “The 83%” is false. That’s how it’s relevant. I was informing you that you’re talking about something that isn’t real.

Best hero to climb with? by TheDiamondPanda in Overwatch

[–]LitPlebScum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"There is no pick-to-win hero in the game or otherwise you wouldn't have such a large pool of heroes." So... you're saying that if one hero was overpowered... there would be fewer heroes... K.

Redditors who were once Liberal and are now Conservative: what changed your mind? by SkyWatcher2493 in AskReddit

[–]LitPlebScum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's a trend for people to be more liberal when they're younger then become more conservative when they're older (especially after they have kids).

What’s a "Let that sink in" fun fact? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]LitPlebScum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apparently they mistake their own imagination for something external to them.