Any1 have an idea how much more gold we need to give gambino

[[NUTs]]

i wonder if it's somethin glike milions

[=S t a r z=]

its probally gonna take about 5 more hours

[Labtech247]

It's time based...

But you didn't hear that from me.

[[NUTs]]

aw crying it's 10:30 pm here and a school night v_V if this was a friday or saterday i could stay up 5 hours but i can't tonight *sigh*

[Shima Shinji]

Labtech676

It's time based...

But you didn't hear that from me.

I'm starting to beieve that theory myself. Somehow I don't think Gaians would donate at such a constant rate.

[[NUTs]]

Labtech676

It's time based...

But you didn't hear that from me.

no way eek your jokeing right?

[Yuan Zi Knight]

Shima Shinji

Labtech676

It's time based...

But you didn't hear that from me.

I'm starting to beieve that theory myself. Somehow I don't think Gaians would donate at such a constant rate.

Maybe not contstant, but yeah... Maybe. You never know :3

I still donated 300 gold biggrin

[Shima Shinji]

Vahn Malice

Shima Shinji

Labtech676

It's time based...

But you didn't hear that from me.

I'm starting to beieve that theory myself. Somehow I don't think Gaians would donate at such a constant rate.

Maybe not contstant, but yeah... Maybe. You never know :3

I still donated 300 gold biggrin

Maybe not constant, but it still doesn't seem to make a difference when someone donates 30k or 30g.

[Akinababy]

TriskDaemon

I've come up with the following theory, apologies if it had already been posted.

Now, early on, I realized that the increase in the meter, pixel-wise, was not in any way DIRECTLY related to the amounts donated. Instead, it was moving at a steady .05551-ish pixels every 30 seconds. From that, I calculated a table, showing it ending at 3AM. However, as I kept checking, the progress was always faster than my projection, increasing to a rate of .08-ish px/sec. The way I can account for this, and something that makes a lot of sense, is to envision a system where the amount donated increases not the progress in the bar, but the rate of progress in the bar. Therefore, everything you donate makes it move faster, but it doesn't directly affect the position. I could be wrong, but this idea correlates perfectly with what I observed, and with the behavior of the bar.

Explaining how I know it was a linear, time based progression: It was a linear equation. The progress was the SAME every thirty seconds. If you suggest that Gaians donate the same amount every thirty seconds, I'm going to call you a fool.

[shane mc.ivory]

ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm,i donk know either way...

[Sirail]

Akinababy

TriskDaemon

I've come up with the following theory, apologies if it had already been posted.

Now, early on, I realized that the increase in the meter, pixel-wise, was not in any way DIRECTLY related to the amounts donated. Instead, it was moving at a steady .05551-ish pixels every 30 seconds. From that, I calculated a table, showing it ending at 3AM. However, as I kept checking, the progress was always faster than my projection, increasing to a rate of .08-ish px/sec. The way I can account for this, and something that makes a lot of sense, is to envision a system where the amount donated increases not the progress in the bar, but the rate of progress in the bar. Therefore, everything you donate makes it move faster, but it doesn't directly affect the position. I could be wrong, but this idea correlates perfectly with what I observed, and with the behavior of the bar.

Explaining how I know it was a linear, time based progression: It was a linear equation. The progress was the SAME every thirty seconds. If you suggest that Gaians donate the same amount every thirty seconds, I'm going to call you a fool.

Here's the thread that came from.

[Darkest Star]

Akinababy

TriskDaemon

I've come up with the following theory, apologies if it had already been posted.

Now, early on, I realized that the increase in the meter, pixel-wise, was not in any way DIRECTLY related to the amounts donated. Instead, it was moving at a steady .05551-ish pixels every 30 seconds. From that, I calculated a table, showing it ending at 3AM. However, as I kept checking, the progress was always faster than my projection, increasing to a rate of .08-ish px/sec. The way I can account for this, and something that makes a lot of sense, is to envision a system where the amount donated increases not the progress in the bar, but the rate of progress in the bar. Therefore, everything you donate makes it move faster, but it doesn't directly affect the position. I could be wrong, but this idea correlates perfectly with what I observed, and with the behavior of the bar.

Explaining how I know it was a linear, time based progression: It was a linear equation. The progress was the SAME every thirty seconds. If you suggest that Gaians donate the same amount every thirty seconds, I'm going to call you a fool.

I think it's safe to say someone wants to study physics.