Any one know how to calculate transfer rounds?

[Potemy]

I counted 191 as well. How did you two get your answer? Joshiko and Tarek.

[Tarek Abed]

I counted 191 as well. How did you two get your answer? Joshiko and Tarek.

It's a Geometric progression:
1.13*(1.01)^n=7.59
1.01^n=6.716
ln to both flanks:
n*ln(1.01)=ln(6.716)
n=191.4 ==> 192

[fmldotcom]

It's a Geometric progression:
1.13*(1.01)^n=7.59
1.01^n=6.716
ln to both flanks:
n*ln(1.01)=ln(6.716)
n=191.4 ==> 192

I just had a nose bleed.

[hshuaix]

My player is worth 1.26 million, I put him up for transfer with maximum price.

he was sold for 7.59 million....anyone can calculate? I just wana know since i never had players sold 6x value.

7.59-1.26= 6.33, 6.33/(1.26*1%)=502, please correct me....

[Potemy]

7.59-1.26= 6.33, 6.33/(1.26*1%)=502, please correct me....

The number already seems crazy, furthermore, the original price he was listed for was 1.13M, 90% of the player's value, meaning the actual number should be higher. I believe the 1% is actually 1% of the previous highest bid. For example, the current highest bid is 20M, if you bid now, you will have to bid 20.2M. The bidding goes on til 25M, you will have to bid 25.25M, or 25.3M after you round it off.

[fmldotcom]

The number already seems crazy, furthermore, the original price he was listed for was 1.13M, 90% of the player's value, meaning the actual number should be higher. I believe the 1% is actually 1% of the previous highest bid. For example, the current highest bid is 20M, if you bid now, you will have to bid 20.2M. The bidding goes on til 25M, you will have to bid 25.25M, or 25.3M after you round it off.

I still don't get it...and I don't think there's 502 tokens....

[dv8r]

I think each bid increases the price by 1% of the player's market value.

[Potemy]

I understand what he's saying. This is high school math, or lower lol.

[fmldotcom]

I understand what he's saying. This is high school math, or lower lol.

I havent touched math in ages...daily life requires simple math. what's ^n? and how did he get ln? I know what n is, but his way is strange to me.

[Potemy]

^n is 'to the power of n'. ln is that logarithm thing, I used 'log' instead of 'ln' in high school.