coin system???

[DeletedUser]

This is a vague statement that could be interpreted either correctly or not. Most people know how it really works ... but ... just to clarify ...

What you mean is that the # of new coins required for each successive noble increases by one each time. IE:

• Noble 1 requires 1 additional coin for 1 coin total
• Noble 2 requires 2 additional coins for 3 coins total
• Noble 3 requires 3 additional coins for 6 coins total
• Noble 4 requires 4 additional coins for 10 coins total, etc

yes that is what i meant

for one, you need one, for 2, you need another 2 etc...

 

[DeletedUser]

I am confused, I have flamed nobody??

And I was under the influence that it changed the more coins you got... But then, maths never was my strong point, so I will accept that I am an idiot in this case and concede defeat.

"I'm BT, and I am not smarter than a fifth grader"

 

[DeletedUser]

"I'm BT, and I am not smarter than a fifth grader"

lol whut?

 

[DeletedUser]

Its from a TV show. Some might get it.

 

[DeletedUser]

ah fair enough

don't you mean smarter than a 10 year old?

 

[DeletedUser]

Depends on the country I assume..

But yes, my maths indicates that most children turn 10 during grade 5.

 

[DeletedUser]

O what the hell...:icon_rolleyes: its easier with coins... all there is to it.. just very expensive,,,

OK... before you flame me..:icon_eek: I clarify.....noble trains comes easy::icon_redface:

 

[DeletedUser]

Depends on the country I assume..

But yes, my maths indicates that most children turn 10 during grade 5.

China?
here, 11 years, should. Depends on birth time really

 

[DeletedUser]

Depends on the country I assume..

But yes, my maths indicates that most children turn 10 during grade 5.

i guess lol

me being picky haha