Posted on 16 January 18 at 16:55, Edited on 17 January 18 at 02:43 by HughyJuspur
Your math is very spot on
I myself have calculated this and found that AC has counters that fluctuate depending on what you do
I found this out by using Cheat Engine on a fresh, new game save to see what the price was (Your math was spot on for fresh saves) vs my save I had for 2 years
So the difference was that the fresh save, since nothing was completed and no money was generated besides the Cheat Engine changing the values for the money, it has the base value
Now the more progressed save had a harder time achieveing 150 Angels and of course, the save was also reset multiple times so that I can get my earned angels
Now looking into the files, doing my research and making sure that nothing was left out afterwards, I have the final informtion piece. With every reset the money range increases (As stated in the files using a very professional software) meaning the money needed to recieve 150 Angels doubles the average cost.
Here is the data I observed
Lifetime Earnings ($) Angel Investors Lifetime Earnings ($) Angel Investors
Ten (10) 0 Quadrillion (1015) 150
Hundred (100) 0 Quintillion (1018) 4,743
Thousand (1000) 0 Sextillion (1021) 150,000
Million (106) 0 Septillion (1024) 4,743,416
Billion (109) 0 Octillion (1027) 150,000,000
≈ 45 Billion 1 Nonillion (1030) 4,743,416,490
Trillion (1012) 4 Novemvigintillion (1090) 4,74 × 1039
Here are the simplest tests and math I can do to make sure that your answers are answered
The top one is the answered one for 150 Angels and the bottom one is the maxed out Angel Investor limit
This chart I have created is only regarding fresh new saves and leaving the more complicated save out. If there is any miscalculation in my math please tell me
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