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Compressed ORE refinery maths not working

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Vitank
State War Academy
Caldari State
#1 - 2014-07-22 20:24:26 UTC
Test 1
100 Arkonor yield as per tool tip (and it does adjusted by station and skills):
  • Tritanium (6905 Units)
  • Mexallon (1278 Units)
  • Zydrine (115 Units)
  • Megacyte (230 Units)


Test 2
1 Compressed Arkonor yield as per tool tip (and it does adjusted by station and skills):
  • Tritanium (6905 Units)
  • Mexallon (1278 Units)
  • Zydrine (115 Units)
  • Megacyte (230 Units)


Both yield the same, Both as per the tool tip...


I'm pretty sure that 1 Compressed Arkonor should yield more then 100 Arkonor should it not? Ratio is 1000 or to 1 Compress on Arkonor so it should be in the ball park of 10x more refine mineral ....


Maybe i just need sleep....
Steve Ronuken
Fuzzwork Enterprises
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#2 - 2014-08-01 23:28:24 UTC
With Crius, all compressed ore changed to 100 units of ore, per 1 unit of compressed ore.

Woo! CSM XI!

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Sugar Kyle
Middle Ground
#3 - 2014-08-02 01:48:27 UTC
It appears that the old compression BPs can still be viewed in game although they are no longer an obtainable object. They state 1000 units to compress.

As Steve said above, the new figure is 100 units.

The numbers and changes are in the Crius 1.1 Patch Notes. Several changes were made from the dev blog to the actual launch of Crius. The comments and number corrections should be available there.

I believe this line from the patch notes may touch upon this change:

Quote:
Compressed ore and ice mechanics have been changed. They now give the same quantities as non-compressed ore and ice variants, but have reduced volume (please refer to the non-compressed ore and ice above for mineral outputs)

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