Proseca: Lost En Points Calculator - Detailed Version
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Loss-in-Point Calculation: Detailed Version
*You can calculate up to 4 cases simultaneously. Each “column” in the top row represents one case (conditions for one room).
*The output corresponds to columns 1 through 4 in the top row, from left to right.
*The output corresponds to columns 1 through 4 in the top row, from left to right.
| --0-cook | P｜--0-cook P｜--0-cook P｜--0-cook P |
| -- 5-cook | P｜-- 5-cook P｜-- 5-cook P｜-- 5-cook P |
| -10-cook | P｜-10-cook P｜-10-cook P｜-10-cook P |
| My World | P｜My World P｜My World P｜My World P |
*Cooking Points are an approximation of the expected value.
*Calculations are based on the assumption that all 5 players have the same total strength, assuming AP.
*The 1-slot correction has not been factored in.
・Effective Value: Your own effective value (%).
・Anko: The effective value (%) of the assigned player.
・Other Players’ Effective Value: The average effective value (%) of the three players excluding yourself and the Anko-assigned player.
* “Anko” and “Other Players’ Effective Value” are optional fields. If a value is 0, it is treated as not entered, and the “Effective Value” listed above is used as the default.
* “Other Players’ Effective Value” is defined the same way regardless of whether the “Anko” field is filled in.
*Calculations are based on the assumption that all 5 players have the same total strength, assuming AP.
*The 1-slot correction has not been factored in.
・Effective Value: Your own effective value (%).
・Anko: The effective value (%) of the assigned player.
・Other Players’ Effective Value: The average effective value (%) of the three players excluding yourself and the Anko-assigned player.
* “Anko” and “Other Players’ Effective Value” are optional fields. If a value is 0, it is treated as not entered, and the “Effective Value” listed above is used as the default.
* “Other Players’ Effective Value” is defined the same way regardless of whether the “Anko” field is filled in.
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