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Hey, can we include somewhere on this page a warning about the seemingly innocuous action of cap transfer causing one to become suspect. This is confusing, and possibly even a bug. | Hey, can we include somewhere on this page a warning about the seemingly innocuous action of cap transfer causing one to become suspect. This is confusing, and possibly even a bug. | ||
: Hi :) Feel free to add the information to the page :) (you can sign your comment on a Talk Page by writing four consecutive ~) [[User:Arin Mara|Arin Mara]] ([[User talk:Arin Mara|talk]]) 10:50, 19 April 2022 (UTC) | : Hi :) Feel free to add the information to the page :) (you can sign your comment on a Talk Page by writing four consecutive ~) [[User:Arin Mara|Arin Mara]] ([[User talk:Arin Mara|talk]]) 10:50, 19 April 2022 (UTC) | ||
== Aggressor's security in the status change formula == | |||
There is this note after the security status penalty formulas: "The higher the aggressor's security standing is, the harsher the penalty as well." | |||
But according to the formula it is obviously the other way around. When aggressor's old sec status is higher, "10 − Aggressor's old security status" is lower, so is the "(10 - ...) × Modification%" part. More over, "(1+(Target's security−Aggressor's security)/100)" and consequently the value of Modification% are also lower when aggressor's sec is higher. | |||
Am I missing something? | |||