If he's asking to be hired he's overpriced. If he's not asking to be hired he's inactive, and overpriced
@bedlam what stats should I have had according to my current price? ... my stats had been around 1m/1m/2m/2m b4 ... have I been underpriced? ... at least the "overpricing" is no reliable value to be able to keep any active ally ... any active allies are traded based on respect or disrespect ... I used to respect ALL players (two exceptions by now) ... can't say that about "my owner" ... look up his allies n see ... so your calculation is pure theory ... as some Trillionaires don't care in any case! ... at least I'm not underpriced now ...
Use 50 as your multiplier. It makes more sense than saying to multiply by 5, then drop the decimal. What if my cs is exactly 7 mil... Times 5 equals 35... Drop the decimal is still 35. The value should be around 350 bil, not 35 bil. Also keep in mind that spy stats are generally more valuable to ally shoppers. And an allies bfa has no affect on you as the owner and should not be a factor in determining their value. Good guide. Should be helpful to new ally traders.
If you have something like 35 then move the decimal over is what the op is trying to say I think. Like earlier someone said they would be 95bil. You actually would be 950. Now yes multiplying by 50 would be a lot easier
Overpriced and underpriced is different for each person so this forum is dumb. If I buy an ally with 100k for 130 bill then hes not overpriced seeing how I bought him
Yeah, I weighted spy stats about 1.25 times heavier than atk/def ones. Could go up higher just based on max builds, (1.3147x ish) but I liked the roundish number
This game operates differently to that trash game for pervs known as PimD. I use Shaun's method for buying allies. (((Spy att spy defence)x1.48) (attack defence))/value If I remember right 0.000002 is the market value, under over for underpriced/overpriced