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I've been working on a spreadsheet designed to calculate what the most efficient resource to collect is. This was spawned by many discussions with different people saying different resources are the best to collect, so I figured I would do my own little tests to find out which is the best.
Rough methodology:
There's probably some flaws in my methodology, but I'm not a mathematician. This was just intended for me and my friends but I figure some of you guys might get a kick out of it. I've only done diamonds and salt so far!
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DTPDiGXVsyKxjXztYyiGIsYNWbagIEXcc17aw_x5dys/edit?usp=sharing
Rough methodology:
- Efficiency is calculated by the amount of money earned divided by the amount of time spent travelling.
- Time spent processing is too variable and decreases as you do more runs, so I did not factor resource gathering/processing times into the amount of time it takes to do a run. This is because I want the baseline efficiency rather than with anything on top. I want to know what's the most efficient for someone with level 0 in anything as naturally it would be more worthwhile to level up diamonds than salt if diamonds are more efficient. This also means that diamonds were done without the two perks!
- One full HEMTT was used to calculate the amount you earn from each run. The HEMTT Box is the most popular choice for hauling resources, so it made sense. The results should still be the same for other forms of transport, just the amount earned per second will be lower but whatever is number one will stay number one and so on.
- I split the journey into three legs. Leg one is from the airport (a relatively central spawn and the most popular one for me and my friends) to the resource. Leg two is from the resource to the processor. Leg three is from the processor to the salesman.
- The time spent travelling is recorded in minutes and seconds, then converted into just seconds for the sake of the final division.
- I intend to do each run multiple times in order to gain a decent average for each.
- The final result is listed as amount earned per second (of travel).
There's probably some flaws in my methodology, but I'm not a mathematician. This was just intended for me and my friends but I figure some of you guys might get a kick out of it. I've only done diamonds and salt so far!
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DTPDiGXVsyKxjXztYyiGIsYNWbagIEXcc17aw_x5dys/edit?usp=sharing
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