ORIGINAL: demiare
ORIGINAL: Vic
The % change is INV 4%. Which means it gains 4% on the (100-Relation).
So you mean if with 71 relationship I get only +2% out of 4% possible then with 50 relationship I will get +0%? o_O
Phew, this is a huge nerf to meritocracy late game. Now I understand why I no longer be capable to keep most leaders on 100 that was possible previously. I don't want to sound mean but IMHO such changes should be mentioned in patch notes.
Look at the difficulty some have understanding my jargon explaining military topics. People have a difficult time recognizing what they don't know, when they don't know it. I would guess surgeons experience this explaining operations to their patients.
but a patient tends not to argue with their surgeon
Granting that, as I wrote, it's bad shorthand. "Relation of all Leaders improved with +4%" is ultimately misleading due to omission and mixing units of measure--in terms of general purpose language. The writer is making assumptions about system knowledge and using shorthanded jargon. Something you typically see, for example, coders put in log statements or comment blocks.
"Each leader's relation points improved (last/this) turn, between 1 and 4 relation points, due to the Grand Convention". The stratagem card should use similar language, not +4%.
If your leader's relation was 98, a 4% bonus would give you an added 0.08... so relation score is now 98.08
If your leader's relation was 71, a 4% bonus would give you an added 1.16... so relation score is now 72.16
If your leader's relation was 50, a 4% bonus would give you an added 2.00... so relation score is now 52.00
If your leader's relation was 10, a 4% bonus would give you an added 3.60... so relation score is now 13.60
If your leader's relation was 01, a 4% bonus would give you an added 3.96... so relation score is now 4.96
That assumes the relation score is actually stored and used as a float, otherwise the rounding rules used matter.
This is why client facing reports should not use lax shorthand. The text should be general-purpose, not jargon.
"Master Blaster increased 2 relation points (last/this) turn, from 50 to 52, due to the Grand Convention"
who - what - when - where - why (5Ws)
It also makes spotting bugs immensely easier for developers and players.
This issue permeates the game.
DEFINITION: Jargon
Special words or expressions that are used by a particular profession or group and are difficult for others to understand.
