I get what you’re attempting to do by calculating a percentage of total but seems disingenuous not to adjust it based on the appropriate scale for each stat. A 0% dragon should have the minimum end of the range for each stat (i.e. 796 STR) whereas you model would assume it has literally 0 stat points which isn’t remotely possible.
A purchaser should do their home work prior to making a bid. While I understand and appreciate what you are saying, I also believe a buyer has a duty to do their own research prior to making a bid.
It's just an easy way of looking and seeing where a pet fits on the spectrum. The drags you find at 99%+ stats are far more farm heavy than the 99% "stat-perfect" title alludes to. When you do the math there's actually less than a 1% chance that a pet will be 99% perfect. In fact, I think I'm keeping pets at about a rate of 1 in every 4-500 or so, with a cutoff of around 98.5%, depending if I get STR/DEX in a good place.. I'm not sure why jump took the time out of his day to comment on an auction that ended a week ago to label me as disingenuous? It seems like a personal attack from someone I don't know..... Or maybe he's just not using the right word and I'm reading too much into things? ...100% possible kek... I actually picked the system up from Apaulling when I was new here and stuck with it... Maybe we should create a system that incorporates the odds of procuring a pet... For instance, when I sell a 99.5% stat-perfect wyrm, I could title it "1 in 10,000 pet!" or something along those lines... xD I guess the bottom line is that if you want a new system, create it and see if it catches on. What I'll do in the meantime is include a BASELINE pet on my charts for reference...for instance a BASELINE dragon is 94.8% perfect. -Inferno
To the extent people are still paying more for a trained dragon (not sure what the market is like anymore) with magery/eval/resist you should be able to charge a premium. Throw your excel file in a Google Sheet and pm me the link.
