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Thread: Experimentation question
If you do them all in one go, then the system message you get is only for the last point. Since you did 6 points at one time, you could have gotten 2 amazings and 4 greats on the first one, and then 5 greats and 1 amazing on the second one. That is why you can have a worse overall experimentation with the second try than the first. If you are going to do more than 1 point at a time, then you need to look at the percentage that you have. Each great add 7% and each amazing adds 8% to your experimentation totals, so doing 6 at a time can give you a range of 42%-48% increase, which can make the difference between what you got with your experimentations.
I hope this helps
This thread discussed the fact that apparently if you are experminting on multiple lines at the same time, and amazing result will only be applied to one of the lines.
As far as the difference in SAC,there are hidden decimals in there that may have edged you up or down.
SEAkridge wrote:
If you do them all in one go, then the system message you get is only for the last point. Since you did 6 points at one time, you could have gotten 2 amazings and 4 greats on the first one, and then 5 greats and 1 amazing on the second one. That is why you can have a worse overall experimentation with the second try than the first. If you are going to do more than 1 point at a time, then you need to look at the percentage that you have. Each great add 7% and each amazing adds 8% to your experimentation totals, so doing 6 at a time can give you a range of 42%-48% increase, which can make the difference between what you got with your experimentations.
I hope this helps
GrooperNugent wrote:
SEAkridge wrote:
If you do them all in one go, then the system message you get is only for the last point. Since you did 6 points at one time, you could have gotten 2 amazings and 4 greats on the first one, and then 5 greats and 1 amazing on the second one. That is why you can have a worse overall experimentation with the second try than the first. If you are going to do more than 1 point at a time, then you need to look at the percentage that you have. Each great add 7% and each amazing adds 8% to your experimentation totals, so doing 6 at a time can give you a range of 42%-48% increase, which can make the difference between what you got with your experimentations.
I hope this helps
WHOA.....is this really how it works? I was under the impression that an amazing result applied to all the points used in that try.