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Hello, when I first started on Zarp there was no guide on what you should mine to get cash and that led to a lot of confusion.
Now that I know all of this I thought that I should made a spreadsheet of what to mine for newbz and pros alike. I'll also probably make a little C++ program later down the line where you can just fill the current prices in and it will calculate it for you. I'm sorry that this is a picture but the embed tables wouldn't let me use CSS and without CSS it would get all fucked. My formulas are as follows: Ruby Ruby cash per second (price per gem) * 80 : 5 (cash per second) * 60 (cash per minute) * 60 (cash per hour) * 24 Now for the metal: (I am assuming that you have craft anywhere on, if you don't, mine gems) Metal cash per second (metal price) : 35 Same as Ruby TL:DR: Gems are better most of the time. Please reply with any question or critisism that you might have! Voting would also help me a lot! |
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Last Edit: 6 years 3 months ago by Cynax.
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You need to set an end date for the poll
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Like I said on my 1st post this is too much effort for something really easy to figure out. You mine 72k(144k) gems an hour so just multiply that by the current price of gems and get your money per hour, for steel you mine 180(360) steel per hour presuming you have the gold and craft anywhere so multiply that by the current price of steel and you get you how much money you make. So making a spreadsheet for this just seems useless
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Kyber wrote:
You need to set an end date for the poll Thanks, I completely forgot. |
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Butterman wrote:
Like I said on my 1st post this is too much effort for something really easy to figure out. You mine 72k(144k) gems an hour so just multiply that by the current price of gems and get your money per hour, for steel you mine 180(360) steel per hour presuming you have the gold and craft anywhere so multiply that by the current price of steel and you get you how much money you make. So making a spreadsheet for this just seems useless I'm making this for myself aswell, just looking at something is easier (for me at least) than going through the trouble of calculating it. |
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