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Originally Posted by Raynaldp
Thanks, Tseng, that helps with untrained BPs  I just thought there was some formula where the QR takes part or something like that  |
Well its quite hard to get a "formula" or how you're going to value it. The value for it usually grows in a logarithmic function/curve. The first 20 QR points are quite easily gathered, since you get a skill gain on average on every second click. So kinda depends on how much a click cost's you.
Past 20-30 it gets slower, past 60 very slow and past 80-85 it barely moves.
Let's assume you take 1% of the costs per click for one craft as the basis. i.e. Basic Sheet Metal, it costs currently around 46.6 pec/click. So 1% would be 0.466 pec.
So let's
assume that for 0-10 QR you get 0.1 QR per click (which is quite realistic). That would be 0.466 PED (100 clicks).
For 10-20 QR you need double as much clicks as for 0-10. So 300 clicks for 20 QR. That would be 1.398 PED (300 clicks).
For 20-30 you need double as much as for 0-20. So 600 clicks for 30 QR would be 2.796 PED (600 clicks)
For 30-40 QR you need again double as much as for 0-40, so 1200 clicks in total. So 5.592 PED for 1200 clicks etc.
50 QR: 11.184 PED (2400 clicks)
60 QR: 22.368 PED (4800 clicks)
70 QR: 44.736 PED (9600 clicks)
80 QR: 89.472 PED (19200 clicks)
90 QR: 178.94 PED (38400 clicks)
100 QR: 357.88 PED (76800 clicks)
(Well that above isn't actually really logarithmic but quadratic equation, but it's easier to explain it this way, since for logarithmic formula you need the exact equilation on how toe QR skill rate is related to the clicks done)
You'll maybe notice it on this example that it's
quite accurate (somehow :P). At there is a 99 QR Basic Sheet metal BP in the auction for 301 PED (320 PED BO) and one with. Maybe even take 0.5% of the costs of 1 click and calc with it then it should fit the ~320 PED at QR 100.
Edit: Noticed i had an error and QR40 was twice in, fixed it now and well it seems that you can also use 1% instead of 0.5% and it would fit the actuall market value (at least for Basic Sheet Metal).
What you need to know (or probably already know) is that the higher the QR is the lower the chance to gain QR increase. At 98 i sometimes did 2000 clicks for 0.2-0.4 QR gain, so the number of clicks fits kinda.
So based on that above you could take the number of clicks and multiply it with 0.5% from the price of one click, i.e.
((costs per click)*0.005)*number of clicks necessary
like 90 QR Basic Sheet Metal:
((0.46)*0.005)*76800 = 176,64 PED
Haven't done this for other BPs, but you could maybe test it and see if the number of clicks fits to other BPs too
