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#326 Re: Main Forum » The Builder Challenge #1 - $1000 House! » 2014-03-15 16:52:37

in case you JUST looked at my new house, i may have changed the link to an updated version AS you were looking at it, so please just check.

#327 Re: Main Forum » The Builder Challenge #1 - $1000 House! » 2014-03-15 16:31:49

OK Blip, I've got a new design that I think will score much higher.
http://castledraft.com/editor/3yxZkR

#329 Re: Main Forum » A kindly "Screw You" to Mr. Hammons » 2014-03-15 15:22:14

So apparently hammons didn't die? I guess someone robbed him and then THEY died, because I just saw his house again...

#331 Re: Main Forum » The Builder Challenge #1 - $1000 House! » 2014-03-15 14:30:47

http://castledraft.com/editor/eAHvDb
With just a shotgun, the wife becomes infinitley more protected. Are there going to be some sort of prizes or just the good feeling? smile

#332 Re: Main Forum » Auction price spreadsheet » 2014-03-15 11:12:52

Awesome chart! Glad I could help! I'll be keeping this around. For everyone using the spreadsheet, just remember that it becomes slightly more innacruate the longer you go, so you might not get exact prices, but they should only be off by a few dollars, and still very close to the sheet. Maybe we can even get this pinned (Jason? smile)

#333 Re: Main Forum » A kindly "Screw You" to Mr. Hammons » 2014-03-15 11:09:53

yeah i knew it was still really high which is why it was weird.

#334 Re: Main Forum » Auction mechanism » 2014-03-15 00:55:15

The equation is y=100,000(.9971160423)^x. All you need to do is put in the number of updates since 100k for x and solve. any calculator will work. For example, if you want to know the price of a painting 30min after it hits the market (10 updates), just do y=100,000(.9971160423)^10. The answer is $97,153. Your first number for the painting in the far right list ($81932) as 69 updates in, or 3 hours 27 minutes. If you plug in 69 to the equation, you get $81932.99779, or $81932. I am not an expert but I believe the equation to be correct. Don't bet your life on it though. By the way, you can also put in the dollar amount for y and solve for x using loagarithms, if you want to see how many updates it has been. Over the course of many updates, the equation becomes slightly inaccurate, but only by a couple dollars. If you don't know how to do this math and would like me to do some for you, just ask.

#335 Re: Main Forum » Auction mechanism » 2014-03-14 23:24:33

it appears to be exponential decay. if you somehow get prices at EXACT times and give two of them to me, i can give you the equation.

#336 Re: Main Forum » A kindly "Screw You" to Mr. Hammons » 2014-03-14 15:52:30

Yeah I already knew about him. Is that you suedeo?

#337 Re: Main Forum » A kindly "Screw You" to Mr. Hammons » 2014-03-14 12:35:32

YOU SON OF A BITCH! YOU BOUGHT IT DIDN'T YOU! it must have cost you a fat stack of ca$h money. What a waste.

#339 Re: Main Forum » A kindly "Screw You" to Mr. Hammons » 2014-03-13 21:58:30

Mr. Hammons…….. is dead!!!! TRIUMPH!

#340 Re: Main Forum » You should be able to return paintings to Auction house » 2014-03-13 21:12:39

Storm what other paintings do you have? I think I might be able to give you your name if you want. I think I've seen your house.

#342 Re: Main Forum » You should be able to return paintings to Auction house » 2014-03-12 20:19:17

That sounds pretty good, but a week is too long. Maybe 48 hours. Also the space between donations is really unneeded.

#343 Re: Main Forum » A kindly "Screw You" to Mr. Hammons » 2014-03-12 17:40:25

Hehe. I'll "work something out" all right…
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#344 Re: Main Forum » A kindly "Screw You" to Mr. Hammons » 2014-03-12 17:02:53

Are you the one who bought it? If so, you literally got it ONE SINGLE SECOND before I did.

#346 Re: Main Forum » You should be able to return paintings to Auction house » 2014-03-12 16:00:18

Yeah I wish you could do this too. Maybe return them for half their buy price? There is one guy who i want to rob but I only want some of his paintings. It would be awesome if i could return the others.

#347 Main Forum » A kindly "Screw You" to Mr. Hammons » 2014-03-12 15:54:24

Lord0fHam
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He showed me a message that I didn't know existed. "Someone has purchased that painting before you" as I tried to purchase Prism 1 second too late. I will get you for this.

#348 Re: Main Forum » Opinion on Paintings? » 2014-03-11 07:14:11

MazeHunter wrote:
Lord0fHam wrote:

I like paintings. They are a good endgame, because otherwise there is nothing to spend your money on when you have fully upgraded your house. What painting did you buy? I just recently bought my first painting for my current house. I got "A Snail In The Sun", one of the best in my opinion.

You must be the one they call.... Mcneal!

yep

#349 Re: Main Forum » Opinion on Paintings? » 2014-03-10 23:17:45

Well I'll not actually be robbing you. That entrance takes way too much money to scout. I'll just wait till you die and then buy that sweet beetle painting, and maybe the watermelon one.

#350 Re: Main Forum » Opinion on Paintings? » 2014-03-10 23:05:44

TheSquashedOrange wrote:

It's hard to imagine castle doctrine without paintings. I got most of mine through theft, but I've bought sarsaparilla day and sarsaparilla night. I'm trying to find sarsaparilla sunset, but no luck so far (actually, if someone could let me know what my name is, I would appreciate it. I'm on the front page with about 38k value and the above two paintings, as well as watermelon and the fake version of sky).

Paintings are a big plus when I'm considering robbing a house, that way if I don't make any money or even lose some I still get something out of it. It's almost always cheaper to steal really nice paintings than it is to pay 15-18k for them on the auction house as well.

You are William Adam Keene. I've got my eye on you too. I want that beetle painting.

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