society skill

Axxium · 12-29-2007, 16:40

How does MA calculate the skill of a society? Is it based on total number of skill levels of all members? or total tt value of the skills? or ether of the two divided by the number of people in the society? or...something else?

Kartunes · 12-29-2007, 16:41

Waiting to see the answer on this one. Dont know ths answer myself.

jdegre · 12-29-2007, 16:43

i think it is total number of skills of all members, divided by the number of members.

MA has never confirmed it but certain top-50 socs have been comparing skills over time and checked against their relative standing in the list, and it looks like it is like that.

Axxium · 01-02-2008, 05:20

So if I understand correctly, if soc A had 1 person with 50,000 levels of athletics(0 in everything else), and soc B had 1 person with 1000 levels in 50 different skills(0 in everything else), MA would rate the two societies as equal?

andyzammy · 01-02-2008, 05:27

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Originally Posted by Axxium

So if I understand correctly, if soc A had 1 person with 50,000 levels of athletics(0 in everything else), and soc B had 1 person with 1000 levels in 50 different skills(0 in everything else), MA would rate the two societies as equal?

yeap, u can chip up all the scan human you want and it will count to your average

SODERD · 01-02-2008, 05:30

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Originally Posted by andyzammy

yeap, u can chip up all the scan human you want and it will count to your average

But this has never been done right

e-lite · 01-02-2008, 05:45

It's total skills among the members divided by number of members. Nothing more, nothing less. As long as your society has 5 members or more.

Joker · 01-02-2008, 05:47

for many years now... i have ran/helped run societies... and have always based our rank on prof standing and HP... never once considered recruiting on total # of skills... this technique has always worked for me and i have successfully predicted soc rank changes with every addition or subtraction of members using this...