| Author | Penalty |
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| Wat is the effect of a workaholic penalty? |
| it reduces the amount of wage you earn from enrolling ... first by 0.8 then 0.6, 0.4 and so on until 0.1 |
| wat is the least that i get? |
| 0.1 and it will stay like that, until u win a combat. |
0.1 and it will stay like that, until u win a combat.
AND
until you get at least 0.5 faction skill points in that combat. This means that if you do a shared hunt and get 0.25 points only, you will still have half of your workaholic penalty going on. |
#5
sorry, by reading back i realize my explanation is misleading: once your fight won, your wage will go back to normal, but if you didn't get at least 0,5 fsp, the penalty will reappear earlier. in the example, you would get 5 normal shifts instead of 10 and then the penalty would restart. |
| For guyb: Are you sure about that? Did you test this out yourself? |
for Geryon:
Yes. He is sure.
https://www.lordswm.com/forum_messages.php?tid=1890457
6) The workaholic penalty is now completely relieved only in case if the lord receives at least 0.5 skill points in the victorious combat. Otherwise, only a fraction of the penalty is relieved, proportional to the FSP received.
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| that means that 0.1 lowers my wage by a lot? |
that means that 0.1 lowers my wage by a lot?
Yes, It reduces, for example, a wage of 170 to 17 |
6) The workaholic penalty is now completely relieved only in case if the lord receives at least 0.5 skill points in the victorious combat. Otherwise, only a fraction of the penalty is relieved, proportional to the FSP received.
There is more than one way to interpret this. Your citing this doesn't convince me that his interpretation is correct. |
There is more than one way to interpret this. Your citing this doesn't convince me that his interpretation is correct.
Let me explain a bit further then. 0.5 and above fsp for a win allows you the 10 shifts before the enroll penalty kicks in.
If you win a battle and receive only 0.4 fsp (for example) - Then your workaholic penalty will disappear, but it will return again in 8 workshifts rather than 10. - Which is, I believe what Guyb is correctly trying to say. |
