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significantly increase the rate of success of the biolab recipes #16266

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boubou19 opened this issue May 14, 2024 · 2 comments
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significantly increase the rate of success of the biolab recipes #16266

boubou19 opened this issue May 14, 2024 · 2 comments
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boubou_19

Your Pack Version

2.6.0

Your Proposal

significantly increase the rate of success of the biolab recipes. No but seriously, it's insanely stupid as it is right now. The list of the geometrical laws associated to the items:

  • xenoxene culture: 7.5% of success, so on average it requires 13.33 tries with a standard deviation of 12.82
  • TcetiE culture: 75% of success so on average it requires 1.33 tries, with a standard deviation of 0.667
  • [BarnardaF plasmid sample: 7.5% of success: so on average it requires 13.33 tries with a standard deviation of 12.82
  • The required Data orb containing the DNA of the BarnardaF culture: 7.5% of success: so on average it requires 13.33 tries with a standard deviation of 12.82
  • The DNA sample flask of the Barnarda F culture to get the data orb: 7.5% of success: so on average it requires 13.33 tries with a standard deviation of 12.82
  • BarnardaF culture: 75% of success so on average it requires 1.33 tries, with a standard deviation of 0.667

Aside from the cultures, the success rates are insanely awful, because by design of the biolab, those recipes are meant to be hand made, so the geometrical law modeling the first success is way more impactful than the binomial law corresponding to the amount of success in a finite amount of tries.

to get plasmids, you go this way:
culture -> DNA sample flask -> data orb -> Plasmid sample flask
My suggestions:

  • change culture -> DNA sample flask to be 33% (new average: 3.03 tries, std of 2.48)
  • change DNA sample flask -> data orb to be 100%
  • change orbs -> plasmid sample flask to be 50% (new average: 2 tries, std of 1.41)

The xenoxene culture can keep its low success rate, with those rates, you can make the xenoxene in a reasonable amount of time, while keeping the same chance based mechanic.

Your Goal

make the micro interactions with the biolab more interesting than "spamming the recipes and afk"(tm)

Your Vision

yeet tedium

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Glease commented May 14, 2024

isn't the usual way to solve these are to add some additives to boost chance/speed? just like what CoAL is doing. not saying it should be implemented that way, just mentioning it might be an alternative way to achieve the same goal

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This issue is stale because it has been open 90 days with no activity. Remove stale label or comment or this will be closed in 3 days

@github-actions github-actions bot added the Status: Stale Automatically close this issue in 2 weeks if there are no new responses label Aug 12, 2024
@github-actions github-actions bot closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale Aug 15, 2024
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