Rocket Engine is base 5000, multiplier 3.25million (3.25e6). When multiplying, bases multiply, exponents add.
When adding, bases add, if exponents are the same they keep the same.Billion (B) is 1e9, Trillion (T) is 1e12, Quadrillion (q) is 1e15, Quintillion (Q) is 1e18, Sextillion (s) is 1e21, Septillion (S) is 1e24, and so on. Million (M) is 1e6 (1 x 10^6, a one followed by 6 zeroes).In this example, it only adds 40 total Watts from its Base (10 x 4) (1.8% of total power), and it only goes lower as a percentage after this.įor higher numbers, remember your exponentials. Your Engine also has a Base, but it grows so slowly that it can safely be ignored after lv.4, 4 Cylinder Engine has base 10, multiplier 4. you take Platinum Drill (base 300) and Quad Fan (base 250) for a base of 550. Your Fans and Drill-bit have a base amount of Watts.In the end, all of this can be summarized into "buy the highest % increase first", if you're buying the next level of upgrades, but if you're planning on skipping a level of upgrades, this becomes quite important. However, if you want to do it by hand (it's easier than it looks), see the next section. There is an online calculator for how much time it will take to drill from a certain level to another one, given a certain equipment. So any increase in drill power (in Watts) will translate directly to an increase in speed. Your time to drill down is this difficulty divided by your drill power. It increases as you go deeper, but has no fixed generation formula. This is set up in the game code, and it's fixed. 1 Drill Power / Wattage / Time to next levelĭrill Power / Wattage / Time to next level Įvery depth has a set difficulty.
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