Algorithm for setting prices

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#1

I have a tool that gives points and I have a upgrade system for it but I want the price to increase exponentially as the upgrade gets high but I don’t want it to be too steep because the one I have right now, it costs $25T for 8x multiplier which is wayyyy off. I want something like x2=400 x4 = 500, x8=1200, etc. Or something along those lines.

#2

I think you could make a table of values, check which number of upgrade you are doing, require the table loop trough it and then make the price that

#3

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According to desmos, the equation you want is about:

cost = 38.24 * (1.48 ^ multiplier) + 316

However, I would suggest changing your numbers around so they aren’t so messy and are actually integers.

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#4

that could work but that would be wayyy to much stuff to fill in (supposed to go to infinity)

#5

Oh, then for that I think the easiest way is doing what @Pokemoncraft5290 said

#6

yeah… btw why are you in all my posts LOL you’ve been in like 4 of em alr

#7

Could I get the desmos link to that? I can’t recreate the same result…

#8

Because I see everything…

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#9

Hey! I tested it but there is a slight problem…

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is there a way to make the slope less steep?

#10

If possible, something like this? Multipliers | Roblox Super Power Training Simulator Wiki | Fandom

#11

Edit: Mess around with the values in the table to change the function up.

#12

how would I find the equation for it?

#13

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