The fastest (least time) combination will be base as 100%. This metric is only used for comparing Avg. That's what Expected Average Breeding Time is used for. Now, you will see the first combination gives Pandaken faster (or more efficient) than the second one, in a same period of time. The X chance to get Pandaken is 0.3, so the EABT = AFBT * (1 / 0.3 - 1) = 70 secondsĭo the same steps, we got EABT of Firesaur + Greenasaur = 1m 53s. The breeding time of Pandaken and Greenasaur are 30 seconds and 30 seconds. Example: Firesaur (F) + Treezard (N) versus Firesaur (F) + Greenasaur (F,N)įiresaur (F) + Treezard (N) gives 30% Pandaken (N,F) and 70% Greenasaur (F,N) Therefore, you will have to "used" (1/X - 1) times for failing, the expected time will be Expected Average Breeding Time = Average Fail Breeding Time * (1/X - 1). This value indicates that the average time used for each breeding.Ĭhance of the desired monster: When the combination has X chance for the monster M, you have to breed about (average) 1/X times to get the monster M, statistically! If nothing got wrong, you will have that monster on the 1/X try.
(Please note that Average Fail Breeding Time is different from Expected Average Breeding Time!).Īverage Fail Breeding Time = Sum of all (chance * breeding time of single result), exclude the target monster. It's not difficult to calculate a Average Fail Breeding Time from the given combination. How do we calculate the "Expected Time"?įirst, every combination has specific results with correspond chances.
This indicates how fast does it take to breed a X monster between different combinations. There is also the Breeding Statistic Percent, which is a bar with the percentage.
The lesser the time is, the faster the combination will give you the right monster. In other words, this time is used for comparing between combinations. This is the estimate time of a specific combination to get the desired results, after an average fail times. The "Expected" is short term of Expected Average Breeding Time.
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