Scientists for maxed science

[Chris121]

Bo To said above "Crime is 30 profs + something else. The base is 1.65(100% sure). "

So 1.65% for novice = 2.475 for graduate

[RattleHead]

Its strange, it seems to round other categories after 2nd decimal... ie my sci page right now shows +22.8% income, but im pretty sure its actually +22.75% (1 grad, 22 prof)

So, I agree that 1+2/3 does not represent Crime novice value, as that would give on my current setup (2 Nov, 2 Grad, 1 Prof) +11.67% ...

BUT 1.65 as base value gives an end result of +11.55% ... My sci page indicates +11.5% ... if Nov = 1.65 I would expect my sci page to round this up to show 11.6%

1.64 would fit, if my assumption about rounding is true across all categories. 1.64 gets me +11.48% effect from 2 Nov, 2 Grad, 1 Prof... which on my science I would expect to read as +11.5%

EDIT: the 1.65 works better upon comparing with some of my kdmates who have more Crime sci... seems odd to me that the rounding would be different from category to category

[Bo To]

There is some strange rounding this age. I have 5 novices in tools and I get +1.6%. The base is 0.33 which means I have +1.65% but it's rounded down. When I had 2 novices my bonus was rounded up to 0.7%.

Now about crime: I have 30 profs and I'm rogue so my bonus is: 1.65 * 2 * 1.75 * 30 = 173.25, rounded up to 173.3%. If you do the calculation with 1.64 you get 172.2 which is wrong :).